Note: This popular Front Page deal is still available.
Walmart has
TCL 7.0 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer (White, CF073W) on sale for
$165.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
htp182 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Garage Ready – Freezer is designed for ambient temperatures up to 110° F so it can be placed in the garage and keep food frozen.
- Stay-Put Hinge - holds door open for you so you can use both hands to access your food items
- Removable Basket – Durable wire basket helps keep your food organized and can be used to carry food from the freezer to the kitchen.
- Power-on Indicator– LED light on the front of the freezer can let you know at a glance if the freezer is operating properly.
- Upfront Drain – Accessible drain port makes it easy to defrost.
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The only time a defroster makes sense on a freezer is an upright but that's because uprights are such an awful form factor you have to go with a frost free model. Uprights are awful because every time you open them the air flushes out so the whole thing has to cool down as opposed to a chest freezer where the air sits when you open it.
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Supper is whatever I yank out of the freezer. When I first got mine I filled it up. Have to stop myself from buying more stuff and work on what's in there!
Some of those deals are hard to pass up!
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I will agree with everyone: you should expect at least one or more scratches/dents on the freezer. Mine came with two (minor) dents, and Walmart said the only option to rectify that is to package it up and return it to a Walmart store at your own expense.
That being said, other than the scratch/dent, it's a great freezer for the price. Has lots of room, a handy drawer thing, and it's super chilly. It works way better than the fridge/freezer that came with the house I'm renting.
I googled around and electricity usage is $3-5 bucks a month depending on where you live
They also have a smaller 5 cu ft one for 138
https://www.walmart.com/ip/TCL-5-...2162601021
I remove ice on mine about yearly. Need to have it no more than 3/4 full. Turn it off for a day, then take a plastic spatula, keep cardboard underneath flush with the wall, and just detach ice with the spatula carefully. One you remove the 1st ice segment - the following ones are way easier. The ice drops to the cardboard.
Remove the ice so it does not sublimate back.
The procedure take about 20 min, no need to take stuff out.
Getting real close to a chargeback; not my fault they shipped me a unit that was borked and I cant jam it into the back of my car.
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Get upright freezer since you can see all that you have relatively easily.
Get upright freezer since you can see all that you have relatively easily.
Science proves that unless something is cryogenically frozen it surely does have a shelf life, when your freezer self defrosts some use heating coils and this is especially bad if you have raw meats anywhere near the exterior walls where one may be.
It's an inconvenience and a gamble for a partial convenience. Self defrosting freezers also tend to have around 1/2 to 1/3rd of the life span in recent decades it would seem..
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Science proves that unless something is cryogenically frozen it surely does have a shelf life, when your freezer self defrosts some use heating coils and this is especially bad if you have raw meats anywhere near the exterior walls where one may be.
It's an inconvenience and a gamble for a partial convenience. Self defrosting freezers also tend to have around 1/2 to 1/3rd of the life span in recent decades it would seem..
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