commit d25d1347e4dea9d5d446787d283ef7b46080289e Author: frydge1816 Date: Mon Jul 22 13:32:09 2024 +0800 Add 7 Things You Didn't Know About Chest Freezers diff --git a/7-Things-You-Didn%27t-Know-About-Chest-Freezers.md b/7-Things-You-Didn%27t-Know-About-Chest-Freezers.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d62ed47 --- /dev/null +++ b/7-Things-You-Didn%27t-Know-About-Chest-Freezers.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +How to Choose the Best Chest [Freezers UK](https://www.frydge.uk/) + +Whether you're batch-cooking meals or storing food from your allotment, a chest freezer is a smart solution to save money on food shopping and avoid waste. Consider a model that has a counterbalanced top that remains open as you browse through the contents. Also, think about the option of fast-freezing for an additional boost in cooling power. + +Size + +You may be interested to find out that the size of a chest freezer could influence its energy efficiency. It is essential to measure prior to making a purchase so that you can be certain it will fit in the space you have. Think about a freezer that is compact and designed to fit in a small space. + +Typically they have a smaller footprint and are just a little higher than the typical fridge freezer. They are also smaller. Choose a model that has the capacity to store more frozen items at a time. The LG 2522L Chest Freezer, with its spacious interior that can accommodate up to 10 shopping bags, is a great example. It features two cooling systems, so you can use this as a cooler or freezer. It has a fast freeze feature that allows you to quickly freeze items. + +As with all freezers, you should examine the energy ratings prior to making a final decision. Ideally, you should look for a model that bears an Energy Star label. This label means that the product meets the minimum energy standards and will lower your heating expenses. The average sized freezer will need approximately 230 kWh annually to keep it cool and will cost around PS70 annually to run. + +Look for a lid with a counterbalanced design in a chest freezer. It will open at an angle you decide to set and won't shut unexpectedly. This is especially useful for those who load up large quantities of food or for older people who have difficulty bending down to reach their food items. + +A quieter sound output is another excellent feature. This makes your freezer less squeaky and is especially crucial if you intend to place it in a living room or open-plan kitchen. Some freezers have LED lighting within which can be useful when trying to find food in the dark. Choose a model that has an integrated mode that will automatically defrost your freezer. This can save you additional money on electricity. + +Capacity + +When choosing a new freezer, the capacity is an important aspect to consider. The best chest freezers UK are designed to offer a generous amount of storage which means you can buy all of your favourite frozen foods and avoid needing to go to the store. They're also an excellent choice for those with little space, since they're often smaller than upright freezers. + +Capacity is usually quoted in cubic feet or litres It's important to note that the figures will be different for net and gross space. Gross capacity is the total amount of space in the freezer comprising all insulation materials. Net capacity is the actual storage space, and will be less when the appliance is equipped with defrosted internal water or food. Find chest freezers that have an energy rating of A or higher. This will help to reduce your electricity costs and reduce the impact on the environment. + +Another feature to consider is whether you'd prefer an frost-free model or one that requires manual defrosting. Most budget models will need to be defrosted manually however, more expensive models may have an automatic defrosting function. Some brands will even feature a built-in drain which makes it easier to remove the ice whenever it is needed. + +Fridgemaster and Hotpoint offer a wide range of chest freezers that are affordable to fit every budget. If you're looking for something bigger, Beko or Zanussi offer large chest freezers which can fit the entire family's shopping needs, saving time and money. + +If you're a bit of a phobia of bending down to pick up items from the bottom of your freezer, it's worth looking for a chest freezer that has an internal light that is handy and a counterbalanced lid. This will make it much easier to sift through all your bags of shopping, and will ensure that your back doesn't become uncomfortable while searching through your freezer looking for a hidden bag of ice pops. Some freezers have a red warning light and will keep the temperature steady for 24 hours if there is a power outage. + +Energy efficiency + +Look for models that have high energy efficiency ratings when choosing the chest freezer. They will be more efficient in energy use and will have lower operating costs. You can estimate the cost of running a freezer by examining its annual energy consumption that is usually shown in kWh. You can also determine the energy efficiency of your freezer by reading the product specifications or user manual. + +In general, chest freezers tend to be more energy efficient than upright freezers because they have a smaller footprint, allowing them to be smaller and to provide more storage space. They are also perfect for storage of large items like oddly shaped food bags or boxes. + +The range of chest freezers we offer includes small, square models that can be placed in the corner of the kitchen or in the utility room. We also have large models with 500+ litres, which are ideal for larger families and commercial use. You can also find chest freezers that are designed to keep precise temperatures of -30oC or less. This is often needed for laboratory equipment or other items that are delicate. + +A chest freezer can be an excellent investment for those who want to store lots of food and avoid the necessity of frequent trips to the supermarket. But, it's important to remember that not all freezers are made equally. Select a brand you trust, and then compare the features of various freezers to find one that meets your requirements. + +Currys own-brand model is a good alternative if you're in need of more space, but aren't able to afford one of the cheapest chest freezers on the market. It's not as big as the most affordable options available, but it's an excellent value for money at under PS200. It's also garage-friendly with the option of locking the front door, and ample internal storage for bulk purchases. It's low-frost technology, which means that it doesn't have to be defrosted as often as other freezers. On our website, you will also find similar models that are affordable by well-known white goods brands. + +Safety + +The chest freezer is perfect for those who need to store a significant amount of frozen food items. These freestanding appliances can be quite expensive to run though therefore it is important to select an energy efficient model. Find models that are A+ energy rated or higher to keep your electricity costs low. + +Another aspect to consider when choosing the right freezer is the amount of space you will need. In general, chest freezers have larger capacities than upright freezers and many have extra space to accommodate oversized items such as turkeys. They also tend to be more robust than upright freezers, because they don't have the glass door that could be easily damaged. + +When purchasing a chest freezer, it's essential to check the capacity in litres, or cubic feet. This will give you an idea of the amount you can fit into it, and will help you determine if it's large enough for your needs. It is also important to consider the net capacity which is the amount of space you could actually store your food items. + +It can be difficult to organize your food items and other items in a chest freezer since it doesn't come with drawers. Find models with baskets for storage made of wire that allow you to divide your food into smaller portions. They are especially useful to store small, easily lost items like frozen veg and ice cream. + +A chest freezer with an inside light will allow you to be able to see the contents clearly. Look for a counterbalanced top that won't close when you are adding more food. Also, look for models that have locks, which can stop children from getting your ice cream store or deter burglars who are looking for casual entry into less secure outbuildings. In addition, some models have high-temperature alarms or light bulbs that be activated if the temperature inside the freezer rises. \ No newline at end of file