Cookology CCFZ99WH Freestanding 99 Litre, Chest Freezer Suitable for Outbuildings, Garages and Sheds, Features a Refrigeration Mode, Adjustable Temperature Control and 4 Star Rating - In White

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This being the case, you should always find out how energy efficient any models you’re considering are. Ideally, you should choose a freezer that’s A+ energy rated or better. Collecting the old product which is officially counted as WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). These products are separated into the correct waste flow at our local depots and send directly to government approved WEEE recycling plants. As a White Goods manufacturer, we take our WEEE obligations very seriously and actively encourage our customers to use the most environmentally friendly recycling scheme available in the UK Often a chest freezer will be too large to have in the kitchen, so a lot of people will put them in the garage instead. This isn’t necessarily a problem but you do need to make sure the garage is well insulated. If not, then the cold during the winter could cause frost to build up around the machine, which could easily result in it becoming faulty. Do chest freezers use a lot of electricity?

The cost of running a chest freezer mostly comes down to size. The larger the freezer compartment is, the more it will cost to run over the course of a year. A chest freezer allows you to store a large number of frozen goods at one time, which means you’re able to cut down on trips to the supermarket and will always have a ready supply of food. Perfect for a large family. The appliance comes with built-in sidewall insulation, allowing it to hold its cold temperature pretty wall for longer periods. Therefore, a chest freezer is energy efficient. In any case, they’re usually not prohibitively expensive to run for most people. How long do chest freezers last? You should think about your storage requirements as well as the floor space you have available and choose accordingly.So of course, this chest freezer is no different, it’s got a large capacity at 198L which is big enough for even a family and it’s one of the more energy-efficient models so it doesn’t cost the earth to run.

The top-opening design serves two particularly useful functions. Easy access is the first, the second is that cold air likes to stay low. So unlike with a front-opening freezer, your cold air won’t fall out of a chest freezer and it will be more efficient. If you think you’re going to get the full use out of it, then yes. Typically people who buy chest freezers like to have a lot of frozen food stored at one time. This makes them great for larger households and also for commercial use. This is also countered by the top-opening design of a chest freezer. You know that cold air falls and hot air rises.If you just get a regular amount of frozen food with your weekly shop, then a standard fridge freezer might be more suitable. Is it OK to put a freezer in the garage? Hoover are one of my favourite appliance brands, they’ve been creating great products for decades and they never disappoint.

Chest freezers do not come with a fan. This restricts the air circulation, which causes its temperature to be inconsistent. Nevertheless, as long as your chest freezer can keep a below-freezing temperature, it will not harm your foods. A lot of chest freezers have manual temperature control. This is very handy when you’re freezing items that might require a particular temperature to stay fresh. Pros and Cons of a Chest Freezer Pros: There isn’t an inside light which would be preferred but it’s a small chest freezer that does the job nicely. It should fit inside most houses and the capacity is more than big enough for a regular family’s needs. But while it isn’t as big it has two other advantages, one is that it doesn’t cost as much to run and the other is that you can use it inside an outbuilding. Not outside an inbuilding… This was a tough choice for the first place, in the end, I went with the hoover as the top choice because it’s a little cheaper, is safe in outbuildings and it’s got a temperature alarm.Although a chest freezer might not be the most complicated electrical appliance you could buy, it’s still important to think about what features are important to you as well as space/budget you have available so you can make the right choice. It’s also got 3 freezer baskets to keep the whole thing a little more organised and the capacity inside is a little bigger. Because they’re such large items and require a constant source of electricity to operate, chest freezers can be quite costly to run over the course of a year. Quiet and Efficient - The entire Cookology range comes with an advanced compressor to keep things quiet, and come with an F Freezer Rating making them cheap to run.