Hovabators? Trash or Treasure?

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04-23-2009, 10:13 PM	#1
Heart and Soul Reptiles	Hovabators? Trash or Treasure? So I've heard about even for both sides of the story. I've heard people say they are a waste of money and unreliable and you will regret having one. I've also heard people say with slight tweaking they are worth it and work just fine. So lets really get down to it... Did I waste my money or what? Should I forget the thing and go spend some $100's on a new one? Or should I just invest in a new thermostat to back it up? Or should I risk possible life and limb attempting to build one out of the many free fridges that have popped up in the area? I'm looking for personal experience stories and advice on this one guys As far as cost effect, short term and long term, reliability, success rate and ease of use and maintenance. Thanks in advance for your inputs!

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