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Introduction to Fridge Types

Article Category: Home Management

Author Name: Chris Kauffman

The most used appliance in the average household in the United States is the fridge. Forget the icebox your grandparents grew up with, the fridge of today's world is stylish, energy efficient, and dependable. They come in a multitude of colors such as stainless steel and red. You can also get your fridge disguised to blend in with your kitchen's cabinetry. If you are just starting your hunt for the fridge of your dreams, the following details the different types available.

The top-mount freezer/fridge combination variety may be the most common type in America currently. They are also usually the cheapest on the market. These models have a freezer at the top of the appliance, taking up about a third of the device's total mass. The benefit of this type of fridge is that the shelves are wider, which means you can fit larger items with ease.

Side-by-side fridge models have the freezer and fresh foods compartments arrange vertical columns that are about equal in width. This allows homeowners to look through the items on both sides with ease. The main complaint individuals have with this type of fridge is that it is hard to fit party-sized platters and pizza boxes in the limited space. If your heart is set on this variety, look for one with adjustable shelving.

For people who use their freezer less than their refrigerators, the bottom-mount freezer models are ideal. This will give you a lot of space to store your fresh foods and you will have the added benefit of having everything at eye level. These fridges also use less energy and the temperature in the freezer is much more consistent.

The French door refrigerator is quickly gaining popularity. It is seen as a very stylish alternative to other models. This type is a combination of two other varieties: the side-by-side and the bottom-mount freezer. It has a pullout freezer position on the bottom third of the appliance with the fresh foods compartment taking up the upper portion. Instead of the traditional one door, it has the double doors featured in the side-by-side models. This means you get both increased energy efficiency as well as the wider compartments.

There are also commercial fridges for sale, but these are usually only the coveted positions of chefs, large families, and true foodies. There are quite a few styles on the market, but the ones that are commonly used in households are double-wide refrigerators and full scale freezers. Before investing in such an expensive appliance, you may want to consider if you will be using the fridge to the fullest extent or if you will just end up wasting your money. Appliance shopping can be a fun and easy process if you know what you refrigerating needs are ahead of time.

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