Rubik's Mini

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Since all of our solutions are optimal, this solver app is perfect for trying out new algorithms and patterns!

With official Rubik’s Cube branding, this HUS-HU231 Rubik’s Cube Mini Fridge looks just like the iconic 80’s puzzle, but to solve this giant version you simply open the door and fill it with your favourite food and drinks. With a 43-litre storage capacity for up to 40 cans, it’s perfect for any home, home office, childs bedroom or man cave. Due to its simpler layout and fewer moving parts, the number of possible permutations is relatively low - only 3,674,160. Solving the Rubik's Mini Cube is equivalent to solving only the corners of the original Rubik's Cube. If you put a white edge piece in the correct place but it is flipped around, then try popping it out of the top layer and reinserting it correctly. The Rubik’s Cube was invented in 1974 by Ernõ Rubik, a Hungarian architecture professor. Rubik later used the Cube as a learning exercise to teach his students about 3-dimensional spaces. Little did he know his “Magic Cube” (as he originally named it) would become one of world’s most famous puzzles of all time!

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By the 1980’s, the Rubik’s Cube was a worldwide craze selling millions of Cubes every year and cementing its legacy into pop culture. Featured in The Simpsons, The Big Bang Theory, a Spice Girls music video, and major Hollywood movies, the popularity of the Rubik’s Cube continued to grow around the world.

Inspired by the cubic pop culture icon that is loved the world over, this is one cube that will never be solved. However, it will solve the problem of how to keep your drinks perfectly chilled and your food fresh. It’s a true compressor driven refrigerator, with 1 removable wire shelf for easy cleaning, and added storage in the door for open bottles. The Husky Rubik’s Cube Mini Fridge, with it’s compact design, will easily fit on a kitchen or utility worktops. It also features a reversible door that allows you freedom to locate the Mini Fridge where is most convenient. Another common method for solving a corner is to have it above the slot it needs to go in and repeat R U R’ U’ until it is solved.If you are really struggling, then put the white edge pieces next to the yellow center instead and then rotate each edge piece above its correct center, bringing it down so it is now next to the white center instead. Where’s the Rubik’s Cube from? Who invented it? Looking for more info on the Rubik’s Cube? You’ve come to the right place!

Solving the Rubik's Mini Cube (2x2x2) may sometimes seem like an easy task comparing to solving its predecessor the original Rubik's Cube (3x3x3), however it can still pose a decent challenge for most of us - especially when trying to solve it in the shortest possible way. This puzzle was actually invented 4 years before the Rubik's cube, in 1970, by Larry D. Nichols. He called it the "Twist Cube" and used magents for its mechanism. Following the success of the Rubik's Cube (3x3x3), the Rubik's Brand (currently owned by Canadian toy corporation Spin Master) patented their own design of this puzzle in 1983 and has been selling it ever since. The 3D Rubik’s Cube solver on Grubiks was developed so people would be able to solve the Rubik’s Cube without having to learn and memorize these methods. If you have an old scrambled cube just lying around the house, if you’re trying to learn how to solve it on your own and just need a “reset”, if you're looking for algorithms for patterns, or even if you just want to impress your friends - this solver is perfect for you. However, over the years, many algorithms for solving the Rubik's Cube were developed, and today, learning how to solve the Rubik’s Cube is merely a task of following a series of steps and memorizing some algorithms.