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Frigidaire 6.5 Cu. ft. Upright Freezer (EFRF698, Platinum)
$208
$208
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Walmart has Frigidaire 6.5 Cu. ft. Upright Freezer (EFRF698-6COM, Platinum) on sale for $207.50. Shipping is free.
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- 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity
- External temperature-control dial
- Manual Defrost
- Flush-back design
- Reversible door
- Measures approx 22.24" x 21.26" x 55.91" (LxWxH)
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Walmart has Frigidaire 6.5 Cu. ft. Upright Freezer (EFRF698-6COM, Platinum) on sale for $207.50. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member JacB3859 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member JacB3859 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity
- External temperature-control dial
- Manual Defrost
- Flush-back design
- Reversible door
- Measures approx 22.24" x 21.26" x 55.91" (LxWxH)
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Written by SaltyOne | StaffPlease refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
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manual defrost does require you pull out everything and use a plastic scraper to remove snow buildup. but it only takes a couple minutes to pop out the chunks.
if you are freezing meats, cover with olive oil and put in a zip loc freezer bag. quart or freezer sized. squeeze air out. this will keep your meats/poultry/pork good for well over a year (lot longer tbh). been doing that for 30 years. or use a vacuum sealer.
modern vacuum sealed meat packing from the store is generally good enough.
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In the heat, freezers work harder than normal as the compressor cools the freezer's internal environment to combat the outside temperature. In extreme cold, the compressor will not kick on until the external temperature is higher than what the freezer is set to. Garage ready freezers are built to handle both extreme heat and cold.
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manual defrost
which is good, i prefer
manual defrost
which is good, i prefer
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auto defrost causes freezer burn a lot quicker. melts, pulls moisture out, then refreezes. if you rotate out food in under 3 weeks auto defrost isn't an issue.
manual defrost does require you pull out everything and use a plastic scraper to remove snow buildup. but it only takes a couple minutes to pop out the chunks.
if you are freezing meats, cover with olive oil and put in a zip loc freezer bag. quart or freezer sized. squeeze air out. this will keep your meats/poultry/pork good for well over a year (lot longer tbh). been doing that for 30 years. or use a vacuum sealer.
modern vacuum sealed meat packing from the store is generally good enough.
manual defrost does require you pull out everything and use a plastic scraper to remove snow buildup. but it only takes a couple minutes to pop out the chunks.
if you are freezing meats, cover with olive oil and put in a zip loc freezer bag. quart or freezer sized. squeeze air out. this will keep your meats/poultry/pork good for well over a year (lot longer tbh). been doing that for 30 years. or use a vacuum sealer.
modern vacuum sealed meat packing from the store is generally good enough.
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In the heat, freezers work harder than normal as the compressor cools the freezer's internal environment to combat the outside temperature. In extreme cold, the compressor will not kick on until the external temperature is higher than what the freezer is set to. Garage ready freezers are built to handle both extreme heat and cold.
But what I do know is that if a fridge or freezer is "Garage Ready" they make it pretty clear. So it's safe to assume this model isn't.
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