25-06-2014, 06:53 PM
22
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by Rachel
->
It's a Samsung and I can't remember what year we bought it.My late OH was forever putting the 'power freeze' on so it was probably all his fault that the bottom drawer got iced in
Will see if I can locate a pic of it
'tis nice anyway
25-06-2014, 06:55 PM
24
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by Patsy
->
Theres yer answer then, cant keep putting it on fast freeze - poor little freezer
The temperature is still fine ... hmmmm I wonder if -18 is slightly too cold ?
25-06-2014, 07:02 PM
25
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Just curious... why is it "American style"?? Isn't your fridge a Samsung? That would be Japanese..I don't know all that many people with the freezer on the bottom...It's not that popular here. Although it makes sense.. cold air sinks, warm air rises. Not sure why a frost free gets iced up.. I've never had that happen.
25-06-2014, 07:03 PM
26
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by AudreyII
->
Just curious... why is it "American style"?? Isn't your fridge a Samsung? I don't know all that many people with the freezer on the bottom... Although it makes sense.. cold air sinks, warm air rises. Not sure why a frost free gets iced up.. I've never had that happen.
Can't find a pic of it but it doesn't have that water cooler thing
25-06-2014, 07:05 PM
27
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by Rachel
->
It's a 'side by side' and I think they used to call them American style
I HATE those side by sides.. I had one and got rid of it because there is absolutely no room in either side. Can't fit a turkey, or a frozen pizza. I went for the old traditional freezer on top.
25-06-2014, 07:13 PM
29
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by AudreyII
->
I HATE those side by sides.. I had one and got rid of it because there is absolutely no room in either side. Can't fit a turkey, or a frozen pizza. I went for the old traditional freezer on top.
Or if, one Xmas, your OH has got LBS confused with Kilos and bought a gigantic frozen turkey
, all you do is get the rip saw and workmate out and saw it in half
25-06-2014, 07:16 PM
30
Re: My American style, frost-free, fridge-freezer
Originally Posted by AutumnColour
->
For sure, we can packs tons of stuff in our fridge (freezer on top) & it was cheaper than those huge side by sides.
I always found the fridge sections too small in the other type but this one's OK for me now.
It's not a huge one but it does take up a bit more width than I'd like.
|
|
