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Chest freezer or upright freezer

Gadfly · 2009-04-24 18:36:40

Is there a difference? And which would be better? Thanks in advance.

24-04-2009 6:36pm

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Gadfly

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Is there a difference? And which would be better?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 24-04-2009 6:39pm

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Chest freezer is more power efficent (if you have the space).

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#3 24-04-2009 8:20pm

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mike65 wrote: »

Chest freezer is more power efficient (if you have the space).

Thanks for that.

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#4 25-04-2009 11:32am

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plus try to get one with more than one door and keep it filled. Their efficiency depends on their use, if you have a one door large freezer half full everytime you open it the cold air escapes leaving a lot of work for the freezer to do when you close it again. So one with more than one compartment is good.

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