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Why Buy a Chest Freezer?

If you are a fan of stocking with food items in big quantities or need a freezer to preserve vegetables and fruits, you should consider a chest freezer. Look for features like counterbalance lids that allow you to look through the contents without falling on your head or internal lights to make organising simple.

There are also a variety of styles that are suitable for outbuildings and garages. The majority require manual defrost however they are generally quiet and energy efficient.

Size

A chest freezer is plenty of storage space that can be used in a utility room or garage. It allows you to store the plethora of apples your neighbor gave you for winter scrumptious, or bulk-buys such a whole side of chicken wings and salmon. It will also let you free up space in your fridge and freezer for the staples you use every day.

We have designs from a range of reputable white goods manufacturers with a variety of sizes and widths to match your home. You can pick an elegant and compact design which can be easily placed in an space under your stairs or in an alcove or a larger one with capacities of up to 519 litres to accommodate all those gathering snacks and meals that are cooked in batches.

Many models include one or more wire storage baskets, ideal for small items such as frozen vegetables and oven chips. The counterbalanced lid won't hit you on the head when you lift it, and you can use it as a ladder to reach things from the back. Some are equipped with a quick-freeze feature, giving you an extra shot of cold to make the most of your fresh foods.

Check that the freezer is rated to be placed in a garage or outbuilding attached to your house. Most are not designed to operate in uninsulated rooms that are below 10 degrees Celsius. This may invalidate your warranty.

Energy efficiency

It is worth checking the energy efficiency of any freezer, regardless of whether it's a home appliance or a commercial. Fridges and freezers can use up a lot of electricity and therefore choosing an energy-efficient model will save you money in the long term. You can locate the Energy Rating on the product's page, which will tell you exactly what it is likely to cost to run.

Another feature to consider is its size. Chest freezers are generally larger and lower than upright ones, so it is important to ensure that there is enough room in your home to accommodate one. It is important to keep in mind that a bigger freezer will use more energy.

Danby and Whirlpool are two brands that specialize in energy-efficient appliances. They have smaller footprints, and outstanding insulation, which can help keep frozen food cool for longer. Prices start as low as PS250.

A chest freezer can assist you in avoiding food waste and also store essentials in case of bad weather. A new freezer can be an investment that can be costly, but it will save you money over the course of time.

Noise

You may be concerned about the noise an appliance like a SIA 66L Chest Freezer - White: Ultimate Storage Solution freezer makes when you're looking for one. It's normal to be concerned that a loud sound can be alarming, since freezers are generally quiet appliances. But don't worry there are many reasons your freezer could be making noises, and they're not always the bad news you might think at first.

If your freezer is making loud sound, you might need to defrost it. Defrosting chest freezers is necessary to keep them operating efficiently and to prevent the build-up of ice. This is not as difficult as it might seem.

There are a myriad of models to pick from, from small models for small spaces to large 500+ litre models that are suitable for large families. If you're looking to make a chic white kitchen appliance or something more garage-friendly there are a lot of options available.

This garage-friendly model from Hotpoint offers a great balance between price and size. The 255-litre capacity will give you plenty of storage space for frozen ready meals as well as stews that have been cooked in batches. The internal lid that is counterbalanced and light helps with accessing foods within the bottom of the appliance. It's also A+ rated for energy efficiency and comes with a power-failure safe-store feature. It is possible to leave it in standby mode for up to 24 hours in the event of power failure.

Convenience

It's worth searching for chest freezers that have features that will make them more convenient. For example, some feature alarms or lights that turn on when the temperature begins to rise -this helps reduce food waste and could save you money in the end. Some have lids that lock, which are useful if you're worried about burglars or kids getting access to the contents of your freezer, particularly when it's located in a room that isn't heated, such as a garage.

Most chest freezers don't have shelves or drawers, so things in the bottom could be a bit difficult to reach. Choose models with storage baskets at the top of the freezer - they lift out to let you easily get to those more awkward foods. Some models also have control panels at the bottom of the doors, which are especially useful if you suffer from back problems or struggle to bend over.

This black chest freezer looks elegant and is perfect for garage storage. It has a capacity of 312 litres. It is ideal for storing frozen meals and cooking in Large 99L Black Chest Freezer: Russell Hobbs quantities. It also has a host of other useful features, including an adjustable thermostat as well as a safe storage system in case of power failure and a quick freeze function. It is also very energy-efficient and is rated with an A+ rating.