Walmart has
6.5-u-ft Frigidaire Garage Ready Upright Freezer (Platinum, EFRF698-6COM) on sale for
$218.
Shipping is free.
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SUCHaDEAL for finding this deal.
Features:
- Dimensions: 22.24 x 21.26 x 55.91 Inches.
- Ample Storage Capacity: Easily store backup meats, frozen meals, and more with this 6.5 cu. Ft. Freezer that's perfect for households of any size.
- Space-saving Design: The flush back design and recessed handle make it easy to fit in small spaces or tight corners, perfect for smaller areas including trailers, RVs, dorms, and offices.
- Organized Storage: This small upright freezer includes five interior wire shelves to help keep your items neatly organized and easily accessible, making it easy to find exactly what you need.
- Reversible Door: Customize the freezer door to open from the left or right to fit your space and personal preference.
- Sleek Finish: The smooth vinyl coated metal finish adds a sleek and stylish touch to any space and is easy to maintain and clean.
- Consistent Temperature Control: Easily Adjust The Temperature With An External Dial To Ensure Your Frozen Food Stays At The Perfect Temperature Range Of 6.8 To -11.2°F (-14 To -24°C).
Top Comments
First is that the cooling lines run through the shelves themselves. This means the shelves cannot move and items are restricted to the height of the shelves. Just under 7" for most shelves, 9" for the bottom half shelve.
It is not very well constructed. Where the coolant lines touch from their route in the shelves are not painted fully and mine are starting to show orange rust in those contact areas. This is more of an issue if it is very humid inside if you try to use it as a refrigerator instead of a pure freezer.
More than likely there will be damage on the outer shell from shipping. I had a couple dents and holes where you can see the insulation. I knew about this going in.
Cooling is directional in that the lower shelve coils are colder than the upper ones. You may have a temp gradient.
It's still worth it at this price if you understand all of these things going in.
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First is that the cooling lines run through the shelves themselves. This means the shelves cannot move and items are restricted to the height of the shelves. Just under 7" for most shelves, 9" for the bottom half shelve.
It is not very well constructed. Where the coolant lines touch from their route in the shelves are not painted fully and mine are starting to show orange rust in those contact areas. This is more of an issue if it is very humid inside if you try to use it as a refrigerator instead of a pure freezer.
More than likely there will be damage on the outer shell from shipping. I had a couple dents and holes where you can see the insulation. I knew about this going in.
Cooling is directional in that the lower shelve coils are colder than the upper ones. You may have a temp gradient.
It's still worth it at this price if you understand all of these things going in.
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Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
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