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Default Freezer question, your experience.

"Janet Baraclough" > wrote in message
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> from Lou Decruss > contains these words:
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>> On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 18:26:53 +0100, Janet Baraclough
>> > wrote:

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>> > My current (upright) freezer is frost free. That means there is zero
>> >ice build up and I never, ever have to defrost it.
>> > I'd *strongly* recommend getting a frost-free model .

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>> Really, Really! bad advice. The frost free part of our combo unit
>> has stuff we're going to use in a week or so and want to keep handy.
>> Everything else goes in the real freezer with no intermittent heat
>> blasting on it.

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> ? Mine stores stuff for 6 + months; and is only opened once a day
> max, to get out whatever needs to be defrosted.
> I don't have to open all the drawers because the contents are organised.
> And, heat blasts are virtually unknown in Scotland :-)
>
> Janet



LOL I deleted all the silly cross-posted ****ing contests simply to say I
agree with you, Janet. There's absolutely no reason to have a chest-type
freezer when you can get one you don't have to defrost every few months. I
don't open my upright frost free freezer and stare into it, mesmerized. I
know what's in there and exactly where it is. I open the door and take it
out. Close the door. Done. I don't have to dig around to find what I
want. I have everything organized.

Jill