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Buying Guide - Fridges
Written by EditPlace
Introduction
The first choice you have to make when buying a new refrigerator is which style fits your needs. The most popular fridges are side-by-side refrigerators - or American freezers as they are also known. An American fridge can be up to one metre wide so if you are looking into investing then it's wise to check you have enough space for the mammoth appliance. They offer the biggest amount of internal storage space and come with added features not available in standard fridges. Naturally this type of fridge is the most expensive on the market and they are also the least energy efficient.
The conventional fridge is the freestanding model which comes in a wide range of well-priced appliances. The alternative to this is an integrated model which can be neatly accommodated behind your kitchen furniture with a tailored design to match. This custom build severely reduces the range available and makes the integrated option a little bit dearer. Another option is the compact fridge which is a handy choice for a bedroom or bar area. The growing market now provides a good range of designs and sizes and specialisations such as a drinks fridge.
The next decision to make is which finish you want. A stainless steel build suits a variety of kitchens and can come with the added benefits of anti-fingerprint, anti-bacterial and easy to clean surfaces but does cost around 10% more than the conventional white models.
Go American
American fridges are now incredibly popular amongst consumers with the huge storage options and sheek design - and not forgetting the added extras you get.
Part of the American fridge charm is the array of features they offer. American fridges come standard with a dispenser that provides chilled water, ice cubes and crushed ice. Some dispensers need to be fitted up to the mains water supply though so make sure this is a possibility before you buy. All dispensers contain water filters to reduce scale build-up and need to be changed every few months so it's worth checking the replacement costs too.
Miracle zone lets you control the temperature of separate compartments which is perfect if you want to have specific sections for keeping fruit, veg, meat, milk etc. And by preserving the food at its ideal temperatures you can increase the quality and freshness longevity of your produce.
An American fridge also lets you store your drinks, bottles and cans in a nifty department in the fridge's front door. As well as making it quicker to grab a drink this means you aren't constantly opening the fridge and improves the air circulation through the appliance - increasing its performance. And to finish it off an American fridge normally comes with a futuristic digital control panel on the front of the fridge.