Can you keep a chest freezer in an outbuilding?
Q. I need a freezer but do not have the room in my kitchen. What I do have however, is sort of conservatory that in the winter is very cold and in the summer is very hot. I have heard that you can get fridges to use in extreme temperatures, is this also true with freezers? I am looking for a medium sized chest freezer but have had no luck in finding one in the UK to use in extreme temperatures. can I just use a normal chest freezer? Are they all suitable for this kind of use?
Asked by flycarchick - Wed Dec 27 12:01:19 2006 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got a freezer in my garage and it works OK
Answered by Rainbow Daemon - Wed Dec 27 12:04:00 2006
Q. I need a freezer but do not have the room in my kitchen. What I do have however, is sort of conservatory that in the winter is very cold and in the summer is very hot. I have heard that you can get fridges to use in extreme temperatures, is this also true with freezers? I am looking for a medium sized chest freezer but have had no luck in finding one in the UK to use in extreme temperatures. can I just use a normal chest freezer? Are they all suitable for this kind of use?
Asked by flycarchick - Wed Dec 27 12:01:19 2006 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got a freezer in my garage and it works OK
Answered by Rainbow Daemon - Wed Dec 27 12:04:00 2006
How long is Pork good for in the freezer?
Q. I put center cut pork chops in Ziploc freezer bags. How long can they stay good in the freezer? And how to tell if they have been freezer-burned? If they are freezer burned, is it safe to eat, or should I throw them out? I sure don't want to get me and my family sick.
Asked by bflo sabres fan - Mon Mar 12 17:03:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 6 months to a year
Answered by Sweetie - Mon Mar 12 17:07:29 2007
Q. I put center cut pork chops in Ziploc freezer bags. How long can they stay good in the freezer? And how to tell if they have been freezer-burned? If they are freezer burned, is it safe to eat, or should I throw them out? I sure don't want to get me and my family sick.
Asked by bflo sabres fan - Mon Mar 12 17:03:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 6 months to a year
Answered by Sweetie - Mon Mar 12 17:07:29 2007
How to prevent freezer from building up frost?
Q. 3 foot fridge/freezer (same compartment) fitted into a confined non ventilated frame in the kitchen (just like any other kitchen). Freezer builds up frost madly although thermostat is set to 65% of minimum temperature. Any ideas/remedies?
Asked by Ismaeliano - Wed Dec 26 14:16:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Frost builds up due to moisture in the room air. Warm air holds moisture better than cold air. When the door is opened, cold air pours out near the bottom, and warm room air replaces it. You close the door, the freezer chills the air, and moisture is deposited in the form of frost. Minimizing humidity in the room helps. So does limiting the number of times the freezer door is opened, and how long it is open. You can put a sheet of plastic or similar, vertically in front of lower shelves, and keep seldom used things on those shelves. This minimizes the amount of air exchanged when the door is opened. Also wipe any wet things prior to putting them in the freezer.
Answered by Ed - Wed Dec 26 21:32:54 2007
Q. 3 foot fridge/freezer (same compartment) fitted into a confined non ventilated frame in the kitchen (just like any other kitchen). Freezer builds up frost madly although thermostat is set to 65% of minimum temperature. Any ideas/remedies?
Asked by Ismaeliano - Wed Dec 26 14:16:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Frost builds up due to moisture in the room air. Warm air holds moisture better than cold air. When the door is opened, cold air pours out near the bottom, and warm room air replaces it. You close the door, the freezer chills the air, and moisture is deposited in the form of frost. Minimizing humidity in the room helps. So does limiting the number of times the freezer door is opened, and how long it is open. You can put a sheet of plastic or similar, vertically in front of lower shelves, and keep seldom used things on those shelves. This minimizes the amount of air exchanged when the door is opened. Also wipe any wet things prior to putting them in the freezer.
Answered by Ed - Wed Dec 26 21:32:54 2007
How do you adjust freezer temperature on Frigidaire upright freezer?
Q. The freezer is about 25 years old, but works like a charm. There is a dial that starts with "off" and then goes to the number 7, and counts downward to 1. I'm trying to figure out which is colder, the 7 or the 1. If i had lots of time, i could just ty both, but am trying to freeze some items for a party tomorrow and need to crank it up a bit to get some things frozen.
Asked by dangetwired40 - Fri Jul 18 21:26:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Higher numbers are for colder settings. Keep in mind that it will take about the same length of tiem to freeze an item regardless of whether you set it to 5 or 7. 7 just results in a colder freeze temperature.
Answered by perswayder - Fri Jul 18 22:02:47 2008
Q. The freezer is about 25 years old, but works like a charm. There is a dial that starts with "off" and then goes to the number 7, and counts downward to 1. I'm trying to figure out which is colder, the 7 or the 1. If i had lots of time, i could just ty both, but am trying to freeze some items for a party tomorrow and need to crank it up a bit to get some things frozen.
Asked by dangetwired40 - Fri Jul 18 21:26:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Higher numbers are for colder settings. Keep in mind that it will take about the same length of tiem to freeze an item regardless of whether you set it to 5 or 7. 7 just results in a colder freeze temperature.
Answered by perswayder - Fri Jul 18 22:02:47 2008
If my freezer was left slightly open all night is the food no good anymore?
Q. When I awoke this morning I notifed my freezer was cracked open. When I opened it to look inside I noticed that my ice cream had melted all over. My frozen burgers were defrosted. I have tons of lean cuisine meals in there. Everything still felt cold, but soft. Do I need to throw all that food away? Or can I re freeze it? Thanks for your help.
Asked by Red - Mon Oct 8 10:29:35 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is still partly frozen, it is still good. It wouldn't spoil that fast . It is still good to cook but you shouldn't refreeze if it's mostly thawed.
Answered by eviechatter - Mon Oct 8 10:34:34 2007
Q. When I awoke this morning I notifed my freezer was cracked open. When I opened it to look inside I noticed that my ice cream had melted all over. My frozen burgers were defrosted. I have tons of lean cuisine meals in there. Everything still felt cold, but soft. Do I need to throw all that food away? Or can I re freeze it? Thanks for your help.
Asked by Red - Mon Oct 8 10:29:35 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is still partly frozen, it is still good. It wouldn't spoil that fast . It is still good to cook but you shouldn't refreeze if it's mostly thawed.
Answered by eviechatter - Mon Oct 8 10:34:34 2007
Can lingering shrimp smell in a freezer enter into wrapped food in the freezer?
Q. I got a used freezer it smelled fine until we washed it out and had the lid shut for a few days. The freezer was off without any food during this time. It used to be a grocery shrimp box freezer. I believe that some of the insulation inside the freezer may have got we, cause there is a tiny space where the metal joins together on the inside of the freezer. Why does it only smell after the lid is shut? Would you use it or throw it out?
Asked by bucky - Wed Mar 19 09:11:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would use it.wash it down with vinegar that will atke the smell away for good.
Answered by donna d - Wed Mar 19 09:16:05 2008
Q. I got a used freezer it smelled fine until we washed it out and had the lid shut for a few days. The freezer was off without any food during this time. It used to be a grocery shrimp box freezer. I believe that some of the insulation inside the freezer may have got we, cause there is a tiny space where the metal joins together on the inside of the freezer. Why does it only smell after the lid is shut? Would you use it or throw it out?
Asked by bucky - Wed Mar 19 09:11:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would use it.wash it down with vinegar that will atke the smell away for good.
Answered by donna d - Wed Mar 19 09:16:05 2008
Can the freezer portion of a Refrigerator be broken and the refrigerator section still work?
Q. I have refrigerator with a top freezer on it and it seems to be broken but the refrigerator portion is maintaining it's temperature. Is this possible? The refrigerator is outside in the garage. Thanks.
Asked by CK - Wed Dec 24 16:12:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yes it is possible this happened to me before
Answered by bratacw - Wed Dec 24 16:19:56 2008
Q. I have refrigerator with a top freezer on it and it seems to be broken but the refrigerator portion is maintaining it's temperature. Is this possible? The refrigerator is outside in the garage. Thanks.
Asked by CK - Wed Dec 24 16:12:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yes it is possible this happened to me before
Answered by bratacw - Wed Dec 24 16:19:56 2008
Any good freezer meal recipes for a working mom?
Q. I am just trying to find simple freezer meal recipes that my kids and I can make together?
Asked by Leorita - Sun Sep 9 01:40:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I freeze nearly everything I cook for easy freezer meals. Chili, and most other stews and soups work well. Lasagna is also a good one. Pancakes and waffles for breakfast. Meatballs are best when flash frozen on cookie sheets first so they stay seperated. Some pasta does well, others not so good... experiment. I use ziplock bags and gladware containers. I usually only cook once or twice a month and freeze enough food to last several weeks.
Answered by vikingsquid - Sun Sep 9 01:57:56 2007
Q. I am just trying to find simple freezer meal recipes that my kids and I can make together?
Asked by Leorita - Sun Sep 9 01:40:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I freeze nearly everything I cook for easy freezer meals. Chili, and most other stews and soups work well. Lasagna is also a good one. Pancakes and waffles for breakfast. Meatballs are best when flash frozen on cookie sheets first so they stay seperated. Some pasta does well, others not so good... experiment. I use ziplock bags and gladware containers. I usually only cook once or twice a month and freeze enough food to last several weeks.
Answered by vikingsquid - Sun Sep 9 01:57:56 2007
How long is hamburger good in my freezer, if left in store packaging?
Q. When I bring hamburger home from the grocery store, I usually put one package in the freezer for that night, and the others in the freezer. How long can they be left in that packaging (the styrofoam dish with plastic wrap seal on top) in the freezer? This is driving me nuts, so you will be very appreciated!
Asked by Ami - Mon Apr 23 13:24:51 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'll last a month or so in the store packaging, but will eventually get freezer burn. If you want it to last longer (about three to four months), take it out of the packaging, wrap the meat tightly in plastic wrap and place in a freezer safe ziplok bag with the air squeezed out.
Answered by Cheffy - Mon Apr 23 13:29:58 2007
Q. When I bring hamburger home from the grocery store, I usually put one package in the freezer for that night, and the others in the freezer. How long can they be left in that packaging (the styrofoam dish with plastic wrap seal on top) in the freezer? This is driving me nuts, so you will be very appreciated!
Asked by Ami - Mon Apr 23 13:24:51 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'll last a month or so in the store packaging, but will eventually get freezer burn. If you want it to last longer (about three to four months), take it out of the packaging, wrap the meat tightly in plastic wrap and place in a freezer safe ziplok bag with the air squeezed out.
Answered by Cheffy - Mon Apr 23 13:29:58 2007
I have a freezer for food, that has rust stains inside it,how can i get rid of the rust stains?
Q. Is it safe to put frozen food in the freezer,if i cannot remove the rust stains?
Asked by bluesky - Thu Jul 24 09:14:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not familiar on the latest chemicals to remove rust. Me, it would have been - unplug /MT freezer /sand out rust and then Tremclad paint the area and force dry it with hair dryer. Rust only happens when water forms(meaning freezer is not freezing). Other than that, there is no harm in having the rust stain there. Just put a plastic bread bag over the area and it won't come in contact with the food if you are worried. They are in bags or wrapped up as well too, right? Rust is the finished process of the steel.(Iron oxide)
Answered by Canadian Ire - Thu Jul 24 09:31:39 2008
Q. Is it safe to put frozen food in the freezer,if i cannot remove the rust stains?
Asked by bluesky - Thu Jul 24 09:14:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not familiar on the latest chemicals to remove rust. Me, it would have been - unplug /MT freezer /sand out rust and then Tremclad paint the area and force dry it with hair dryer. Rust only happens when water forms(meaning freezer is not freezing). Other than that, there is no harm in having the rust stain there. Just put a plastic bread bag over the area and it won't come in contact with the food if you are worried. They are in bags or wrapped up as well too, right? Rust is the finished process of the steel.(Iron oxide)
Answered by Canadian Ire - Thu Jul 24 09:31:39 2008
How come my freezer door get hard to open the second time opening it?
Q. I opened my freezer door to get some meat out of it, then i went back to get some vegetables but it was hard to open. This always happens the second time opening it. I cant understand it, i mean it doesnt yam or anything like that it justs so hard to open the second time.
Asked by Scotty 2 Shoes - Thu Apr 12 02:59:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first time you opened the door, warm air entered and, when you closed it again the air inside cooled and contracted and caused a partial vacuum that 'pulled' the door closed tighter. (The seals must be good).
Answered by Norrie - Thu Apr 12 03:57:50 2007
Q. I opened my freezer door to get some meat out of it, then i went back to get some vegetables but it was hard to open. This always happens the second time opening it. I cant understand it, i mean it doesnt yam or anything like that it justs so hard to open the second time.
Asked by Scotty 2 Shoes - Thu Apr 12 02:59:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first time you opened the door, warm air entered and, when you closed it again the air inside cooled and contracted and caused a partial vacuum that 'pulled' the door closed tighter. (The seals must be good).
Answered by Norrie - Thu Apr 12 03:57:50 2007
Why is the area between my freezer compartment and fridge heating up ?
Q. It is very hot to the touch and I have looked at the seal for damage but can't find any. It's the area between the doors of the above freezer and lower fridge. The fridge freezer is only 1 and a half years old and within a 3 year gauruntee do you think I should ask for a check on it ?
Asked by Steven W - Sat Aug 25 14:11:03 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a heater that is embedded in that area called Mullion heater whose purpose is to stop condensation from forming due to the temperature difference .
Answered by spirtech - Sat Aug 25 22:57:12 2007
Q. It is very hot to the touch and I have looked at the seal for damage but can't find any. It's the area between the doors of the above freezer and lower fridge. The fridge freezer is only 1 and a half years old and within a 3 year gauruntee do you think I should ask for a check on it ?
Asked by Steven W - Sat Aug 25 14:11:03 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a heater that is embedded in that area called Mullion heater whose purpose is to stop condensation from forming due to the temperature difference .
Answered by spirtech - Sat Aug 25 22:57:12 2007
how long can a cooked ham stay in freezer?
Q. I've had a cooked ham in the freezer since December and I now decided to warm it up,glaze it and eat some.I'm by myself and there's no way I can eat it all in one week.I would like to put the rest in my freezer until needed.How long can it stay in the freezer?
Asked by leosoon2bgone - Sat Feb 10 16:06:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can really only freeze something once it wont last long if refrozen.
Answered by Rachel - Sat Feb 10 16:16:19 2007
Q. I've had a cooked ham in the freezer since December and I now decided to warm it up,glaze it and eat some.I'm by myself and there's no way I can eat it all in one week.I would like to put the rest in my freezer until needed.How long can it stay in the freezer?
Asked by leosoon2bgone - Sat Feb 10 16:06:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can really only freeze something once it wont last long if refrozen.
Answered by Rachel - Sat Feb 10 16:16:19 2007
how long does it take for a new refrigerator/freezer to get cold enough for food storage?
Q. I am replacing my old refrigerator/freezer. When the new one is delivered, do I need to place my refrigerator/freezer contents in some sort of transition cold storage (eg. a neighbor's freezer) while waiting for the new appliance to reach the right temperature?
Asked by Teresa W. - Tue Mar 25 19:52:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should leave it for at least 24hrs to make sure its ok and it to settle. Just put a ice tray in wen you think it might be ready when the ice freezes you know its ready simple.
Answered by snowtiger1966 - Tue Mar 25 20:26:02 2008
Q. I am replacing my old refrigerator/freezer. When the new one is delivered, do I need to place my refrigerator/freezer contents in some sort of transition cold storage (eg. a neighbor's freezer) while waiting for the new appliance to reach the right temperature?
Asked by Teresa W. - Tue Mar 25 19:52:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should leave it for at least 24hrs to make sure its ok and it to settle. Just put a ice tray in wen you think it might be ready when the ice freezes you know its ready simple.
Answered by snowtiger1966 - Tue Mar 25 20:26:02 2008
What temperature should my freezer be set for?
Q. My refrigerator is set to 39 degrees. What temp should it be set to and also what temp should my freezer be set to?
Asked by Pro90 - Tue Apr 29 14:59:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fridge at +4 deg C and freezer -18 deg C.
Answered by Boggy - Tue Apr 29 15:13:11 2008
Q. My refrigerator is set to 39 degrees. What temp should it be set to and also what temp should my freezer be set to?
Asked by Pro90 - Tue Apr 29 14:59:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fridge at +4 deg C and freezer -18 deg C.
Answered by Boggy - Tue Apr 29 15:13:11 2008
My Beko fridge freezer has warm spots on the outside near the top of the freezer door?
Q. It's temperature is flahing at 9, which is the highest even though I Ihave it set for 4c. Ice cream in the freezer is soft but not runny. In the fridge, milk seems to be oing off quicker than usual. Please can anyone help me? Should I buy a new fridge freezer or repair this one? This appliance is about five years old. Thank you.
Asked by jaz - Sat Jun 16 16:48:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The normal temperature for a fridge is around 3 - 5 deg c and for a freezer it's around -15 to -19. Don't trust the Gauge on the unit try and get one that you can place inside the fridge. Do you still have the instruction manual? Maybe you can set the temp even lower to compensate. You could try phoning a couple of domestic appliance engineers to see what the cost of a repair might bee, although the way things are today it's probably just as well to look at purchasing a new one. Good luck. Warm spots on the side of a fridge/freezer is normal, this is normally the refrigerant inside the internal pipe work
Answered by SIMON M - Sat Jun 16 17:12:16 2007
Q. It's temperature is flahing at 9, which is the highest even though I Ihave it set for 4c. Ice cream in the freezer is soft but not runny. In the fridge, milk seems to be oing off quicker than usual. Please can anyone help me? Should I buy a new fridge freezer or repair this one? This appliance is about five years old. Thank you.
Asked by jaz - Sat Jun 16 16:48:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The normal temperature for a fridge is around 3 - 5 deg c and for a freezer it's around -15 to -19. Don't trust the Gauge on the unit try and get one that you can place inside the fridge. Do you still have the instruction manual? Maybe you can set the temp even lower to compensate. You could try phoning a couple of domestic appliance engineers to see what the cost of a repair might bee, although the way things are today it's probably just as well to look at purchasing a new one. Good luck. Warm spots on the side of a fridge/freezer is normal, this is normally the refrigerant inside the internal pipe work
Answered by SIMON M - Sat Jun 16 17:12:16 2007
How do i stop my freezer from frosting over?
Q. I have had my pigeon pair fridge and freezer for almost a year now and have had no trouble with frost build up in the freezer until now. I was just wondering if there is anything i can do to stop this from happening. Or will i just have to keep defrosting the freezer. Also wondering. What is the best way to defrost my freezer?? Thanks
Asked by Hollie C - Sat Nov 21 00:42:50 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is something wrong with your thermostat. Check the manual and make sure it is on the right setting.
Answered by notyou311 - Sat Nov 21 00:46:47 2009
Q. I have had my pigeon pair fridge and freezer for almost a year now and have had no trouble with frost build up in the freezer until now. I was just wondering if there is anything i can do to stop this from happening. Or will i just have to keep defrosting the freezer. Also wondering. What is the best way to defrost my freezer?? Thanks
Asked by Hollie C - Sat Nov 21 00:42:50 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is something wrong with your thermostat. Check the manual and make sure it is on the right setting.
Answered by notyou311 - Sat Nov 21 00:46:47 2009
How do I keep my refrigerator cooling elements and my freezer box from frosting?
Q. I am renting an apartment which came with an older refrigerator/freezer, and I'll be moving across the country in about three months, so I don't want to buy a new fridge, but my coolilng elements in the fridge recently starting frosting up, and even after melting the huge chunk of ice and cleaning it out, it immediately starting frosting up again after I turned it back on. This is not a "frost free" fridge, btw. Is there some old-fashioned way to keep this from happening? I have the same problem with the freezer (one of those older "freezer box" types).
Asked by Jen - Tue Aug 29 18:46:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The way it cools is that the freon passes thorough the freezer and then goes into the refig section. If the freezer is full of frost that makes the freon coming Into the refig colder making an ice ball on the cooling plate in the refig. If the doors don't seal or the light stays on in the refig you will get excessive frost build up. To check the doors, take a dollar bill and close the door on part of it. Pull it out. If you don't feel some resistance, the door isn't sealing there. If the gasket isn't riped than you should be able to adjust the door to make it seal again. Don't forget to check the gasket at the bottom of the door. There's no way to make it stop frosting up. You can just slow it down. The less your in it the less it… [cont.]
Answered by michael d - Tue Aug 29 23:09:20 2006
Q. I am renting an apartment which came with an older refrigerator/freezer, and I'll be moving across the country in about three months, so I don't want to buy a new fridge, but my coolilng elements in the fridge recently starting frosting up, and even after melting the huge chunk of ice and cleaning it out, it immediately starting frosting up again after I turned it back on. This is not a "frost free" fridge, btw. Is there some old-fashioned way to keep this from happening? I have the same problem with the freezer (one of those older "freezer box" types).
Asked by Jen - Tue Aug 29 18:46:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The way it cools is that the freon passes thorough the freezer and then goes into the refig section. If the freezer is full of frost that makes the freon coming Into the refig colder making an ice ball on the cooling plate in the refig. If the doors don't seal or the light stays on in the refig you will get excessive frost build up. To check the doors, take a dollar bill and close the door on part of it. Pull it out. If you don't feel some resistance, the door isn't sealing there. If the gasket isn't riped than you should be able to adjust the door to make it seal again. Don't forget to check the gasket at the bottom of the door. There's no way to make it stop frosting up. You can just slow it down. The less your in it the less it… [cont.]
Answered by michael d - Tue Aug 29 23:09:20 2006
What are some reasons the freezer temperature rises all of a sudden?
Q. Our freezer temperature rose all of a sudden and I was wondering why. It's fluctuating at around 25 degrees which is too high and I would need to have someone fix it unless it's a problem I can fix myself. What are some reasons this would happen?
Asked by freshhhhhhieeee - Sun Jan 10 13:35:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is probably a thermostat somewhere . Maybe it got bumped or changed somehow. Perhaps the freezer is low on coolant. I doubt if you could fix that yourself, though.
Answered by Bobby - Sun Jan 10 13:42:25 2010
Q. Our freezer temperature rose all of a sudden and I was wondering why. It's fluctuating at around 25 degrees which is too high and I would need to have someone fix it unless it's a problem I can fix myself. What are some reasons this would happen?
Asked by freshhhhhhieeee - Sun Jan 10 13:35:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is probably a thermostat somewhere . Maybe it got bumped or changed somehow. Perhaps the freezer is low on coolant. I doubt if you could fix that yourself, though.
Answered by Bobby - Sun Jan 10 13:42:25 2010
How long does a new freezer have to be on for to work properly?
Q. It's a chest freezer and i want to use it right away how long after i plug in can i use it?
Asked by mum of little boys - Tue Feb 23 10:06:01 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unit should be cooled to the proper temperature in 6 hours or so. Wait longer if you will be placing food that is not frozen already, into it. Remember that the fuller you keep the freezer, the cheaper it will be to operate.
Answered by sensible_man - Tue Feb 23 10:32:16 2010
Q. It's a chest freezer and i want to use it right away how long after i plug in can i use it?
Asked by mum of little boys - Tue Feb 23 10:06:01 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unit should be cooled to the proper temperature in 6 hours or so. Wait longer if you will be placing food that is not frozen already, into it. Remember that the fuller you keep the freezer, the cheaper it will be to operate.
Answered by sensible_man - Tue Feb 23 10:32:16 2010
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