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Why Buy a Chest Freezer? If you are a fan of stocking up on food items in the bulk or need a freezer for preserving vegetables and fruit, think about a chest freezer. You should look for features like counterbalanced lids, which allow you to look through the contents without having it fall on your head, or interior lighting that makes organizing simple. There are also a variety of designs that are ideal for garages and outbuildings. The majority require manual defrost however they are generally quiet and energy efficient. Size Frydge is plenty of storage space that can be used in garages or utility rooms. You can keep the apples that your neighbor gave you to make winter crumbles or large purchases like whole sides salmon and chicken wings. It will also let you free up space in your freezer and fridge to store the everyday frozen staples. We offer designs from a variety of reputable white goods manufacturers and are available in a variety of heights and widths to make your home more comfortable. You can choose a sleek and compact model that is easily placed under your stairs or in an alcove. Or, you can opt for a larger chest up to 519 litres and have enough space for all the food and snacks for parties as well as batch cooked meals. A lot of models have one or more wire baskets, which are great to store small items such as oven chips and frozen vegetables. The lid is balanced so that it doesn't hit you on the head when lifting it, and it can be used as a step to reach items at the back. Some come with a fast-freeze feature to give your food an extra blast of coldness. If you plan to store your freezer in your garage or an outbuilding connected to your home, make sure whether it's suitable for use in those areas. Many are not built to operate in rooms that are not insulated below 10degC, and doing so may invalidate your warranty. Energy efficiency If you're in the market for a commercial freezer or one for your personal home, it is always worth checking its energy efficiency. Refrigerators and freezers can use lots of energy, therefore choosing one that is more energy efficient will save you money over time. The Energy Rating can be found on the product's page and will inform you of the amount the appliance is expected to cost. Size is another aspect to think about. Chest freezers are generally longer and lower to the ground than upright models, so it is important to make sure you have enough space for one in your home. It's also worth keeping in mind that the bigger the freezer, the more energy it'll require. Danby and Whirlpool are two brands that are specialized in energy-efficient appliances. They have smaller footprints as well as superior insulation inside, which helps keep frozen foods chilled for longer. Prices start at less than PS250. A chest freezer is an ideal option for anyone who wishes to cut down on food waste and maintain an inventory of food items for when the weather gets bad. A new freezer is an expensive investment but will save you money over time. Noise There is a chance that you are worried about the noise an appliance like a chest freezer makes when you're trying to find one. It's understandable that a raucous sound can be alarming as freezers are usually quiet appliances. Don't panic. There are many reasons for your freezer to be making noises. It's not all bad. If your freezer is making a loud sound, you may have to defrost it. Defrosting chest freezers is important for them to function effectively and to prevent ice build-up. It's not as difficult as it may seem. There are a variety of models to fit your needs and space including compact models suitable for small spaces, to huge 500+ litre ones designed for large families. There are a variety of options for you to choose from, whether you're looking for a chic white home addition or something more garage friendly. This garage-friendly model from Hotpoint provides a fantastic combination of price and size. The 255-litre capacity offers plenty of space to store frozen meals as well as soups cooked in batches. The internal light and counterbalanced lid make it easy to reach food items in the bottom. It's also rated as A+ energy and has a power failure safe store feature, so you can safely leave it on standby for as long as 24 hours in the event that your home loses power. Convenience When looking for a chest freezer, it's worth taking note of models with additional features that make the appliance more practical. For instance, some models come with alarms or lights that go off if the temperature starts to rise. This helps cut down on food waste, and can save you money over the long term. Some freezers have lockable lids that are useful for those who are concerned about the possibility of burglars or children gaining access to their contents, especially in the case of a freezer that is stored in a garage. Most chest freezers don't have shelves or drawers, so items in the bottom can be a little difficult to reach. Look for models with storage baskets that are on top – these lift out and let you easily access those awkward foods. Some models also have controls on the bottom corner of doors, which are particularly beneficial if you suffer from back issues or struggle to bend your knees. This black chest freezer looks elegant and is ideal for garage storage. Its capacity is of 312 litres. This is ideal for freezing meals or cooking in bulk. It also comes with a range of other handy features including an adjustable thermostat and power failure-safe storage and a speedy freeze function. It's also extremely energy efficient and has an A+ energy rating.