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How to Keep Your Fridge and Freezer Frost Free If your freezer is stuffed with leftovers or frozen food, it won't defrost as easily as one with enough room for air to circulate. Keep your freezer clean for proper air circulation, and take out leftovers on a regular regularly. The back of the freezer walls of refrigerators that defrost automatically or that have manual defrosting are fitted with rods that heat up and melt the frost. Frost-free refrigerators have a fan that circulates the air. Total No Frost Technology by LG With LG's cutting-edge cooling technology your food will stay fresher longer. They are also more energy efficient and quieter than traditional refrigerators. They have a stylish and modern aesthetic which will enhance your Cyprus kitchen. These models are also easy to clean and maintain. They can also reduce your power bills in the long run. They offer a range of intelligent features like door-indoor access and multiple airflow. One of the most appealing aspects about LG's no-frost fridges is that they don't need manual defrosting. They utilize an innovative system that circulates cold air and stops crystals of ice from forming. This reduces the amount of energy required to cool the freezer, resulting in lower energy costs and a greener environment. The LG GMV960MBDE fridge uses intelligent cooling technology to keep food cool longer and help reduce energy consumption. Its unique design also lets you to view what's inside without opening the door. Make a double tap on the sleek mirror glass panel to light up the interior. The refrigerator also comes with glass shelves that are tempered and an antibacterial gasket that makes it more robust and hygienic. This model is perfect for busy families. The clever Door-in Door feature lets you easily access snacks and drinks while preventing heat losses. Its Inverter Linear Compressor can also help save energy while maintaining exact temperatures. Hygiene Freshand ensures that your food stays fresh and crisp with this refrigerator. This LG refrigerator's tempered glass shelves are easy to clean and made easier to keep clean. Its adjustable compartments allow you to store large items. The fridge comes with an area for vegetables that keeps food cooler and fresher for longer. It also comes with a multi-airflow technology that prevents hotspots and maintains constant temperatures. Smart Inverter compressors adapt their speed to match the demand for cooling, resulting in energy savings. This way, you will have a more efficient refrigerator without sacrificing storage space for food. Keeps food fresher for longer In general, most foods will stay longer fresher when stored in the fridge, compared to being stored at room temperature. This is because bacteria will grow and ripen vegetables and fruits faster in warmer temperatures. The cooler temperature of the fridge aids in slowing this process. This is especially true for foods like avocados, tomatoes, and bananas that tend to get rotten quickly if not consumed or stored properly (avoid placing them in proximity to other fruit that requires airflow or could be harmed by ethylene gas from neighbouring fruits). If you find that you are often buying these types of foods in bulk, invest in resealable freezer bags to keep them fresher longer. Fridges with a frost free function can also save energy because they do not have to continually defrost the freezer. Instead, small frost free fridge freezers has a timer that will periodically activate the heating coil to heat and melt the ice. This process requires more energy than manual defrosting but reduces the need for power tools, and also eliminates the hassle of removing ice accumulation. There are other methods to help your freezer and fridge stay fresher for longer, including using a labeller to mark the date on food you store in it and following the kitchen organization practice of “first in, first out”, which is to put the newer items at the back of the fridge, and move the older food towards the front when you eat it. You can also ensure that your food is in good condition by freezing leftovers or meals that you've prepared, and then reheating them. It is recommended to study the instructions on the package prior to placing any condiments on the shelf at room temperature. For instance, some oils and butters must be stored in the fridge while others can be stored in a cool, dark location like a pantry or cupboard. Easy to defrost When you're storing frozen foods it is essential to regularly defrost your freezer. This allows you to access all your food items and ensure that it's kept at the proper temperature, thus preventing harmful bacteria from developing. This is particularly vital with older refrigerators that do not feature auto-defrost capabilities. Defrosting your refrigerator manually isn't difficult, but it can take a bit of time because the frozen ice has to melt. First, remove all items that are frozen. This includes baking trays or ice trays. It's also an excellent idea to remove all food leftovers and get rid of anything that's past its sell by date or isn't able to keep in colder temperatures. Remove all drawers and shelves to make it easier to reach the areas that are iced. Finally, gather some highly absorbent towels (ideally old ones that you no longer use) and place these on top of and inside the freezer. Defrosting begins when you unplug the freezer after you have removed everything. This is best done on a cold winter's day when temperatures outside will be low and air will be dry. There are several ways to accelerate the process of defrosting by placing bowls of hot water in the freezer, and then replacing them every hour or so to help melt the ice. You could also utilize the box fan to improve the circulation of air in the freezer and accelerate the melting process. You could also try using a wet vacuum to alternate between blowing warm air to melt the ice, and then vacuuming up the pools of water that form. If you want a less messy solution there are frost-free refrigerators available. These refrigerators have an automatic defrosting mechanism that utilizes a heating coil and a timer that periodically heat the coils to melt any ice accumulation, without the need to manually activate the system. These refrigerators are much easier to clean and can save you time and effort over the long haul. Low energy consumption During normal operation, frost-free freezers consume less energy than manual defrost models. They make use of an electric fan to circulate cool air continually throughout the freezer, preventing frost from building up and removing the need to manually defrost. In addition, they come with an anti-sweat heater that reduces energy consumption when the freezer is operating at high temperatures. Frost-free refrigerator freezers can be more costly, but they'll save you money in the long run by reducing energy bills and reducing the time and effort maintaining them. However, it's important to keep in mind that the amount you'll save over the long-term is contingent upon the size of the appliance and power consumption. In addition to saving time and energy, the frost-free system also ensures that your food remains fresher for longer. The ice that forms at the back of the fridge occupies a significant amount of space and makes it difficult for the refrigerator to cool down efficiently. The ice may also absorb heat from the food that is in the vicinity, resulting in the loss of freshness. Non-frost models have an temperature sensor that senses when the freezer is not cold enough. The sensor alerts the heating element to start working, making sure that the freezer remains at the correct temperature. The frost free technology used in LG fridge freezers works by continuously circulating air through the freezer and refrigerator compartments. The air is dry and cool and stops the growth of mildew and odours. It is perfect for storing food items that could be prone to. To be considered environmentally friendly, refrigerator freezers should consume a low amount of electricity. This is why LG's frost free technology is so effective. It also helps extend the lifespan of your freezer as it will not need to deal with a build-up of ice and will therefore require to defrost more frequently than manual defrost appliances. This technology comes with one drawback: it can take some time to warm your freezer. This is because it uses a heating element to remove any build-up of ice.