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Default Defrosting the freezer

sf wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 02:46:56 GMT, Bill-NWG wrote:
>
>> Has anyone suggested using a blow dryer. I know that seems silly,
>> but it does work great and quite rapidly.
>>

>
> I've seen that tip in the past for use on freezers that are
> incorporated into refrigerators. I know how long it takes to blow dry
> my hair, so I'd hate to think about how long it would take to blow dry
> a full sized freezer!
>
> LOL! My arm aches just thinking about it.



My husband tried this once with the door nearly closed. It
melted/warped some of the interior plastic trim.

I can defrost our garage freezer when it's very bad in about an hour.
I use two kettles of boiling water set on the shelves, with back-up
kettles heating on the stove. When the first are cooled, I replace them
and usually two rounds works quite well.

gloria p