Frigidaire on Down These Mean Streets (Old Time Radio Detectives)

Frigidaire's famous cold-making mechanism. Consider its name, metermizer. Stingy with current, a miser on operating cost, producing oceans of cold on a mere trickle of current. When Frigidaire engineers set out to design a mechanism, they wanted one that would do away with complicated parts and the trouble they cause. They set out to develop a mechanism that would do away with oiling and fans and belts and pulleys. And they succeeded. They made the metermizer so dependable that it can be sealed for life, sealed in a bath of oil, so economical that it uses no more current than an ordinary light bulb. That's how the metermizer earned its name. That's why it is called the simplest refrigerator mechanism ever built. So when you choose your new refrigerator, remember only Frigidaire has the metermizer. And remember, you're twice as sure with two great names. For Frigidaire is made only by General Motors.