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  • May 31, 2008 at 4:05 pm #37078
    tannis
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    Hi folks

    just a very quick and probably very stupid question but wanted advice before i go ahead and do it……..

    I’ve just moved into a new house and there is nowhere to place my chest freezer and to be honest i really can’t do without it , the only place it can possibly go is in an upstairs spare bedroom which is fully carpeted and probably very warm in the summer months , is there any reason for not using it in this area it’s just that i’ve only ever known them to be used in kitchens storage areas sheds etc.

    like i said probably a very stupid question but there you go…..

    May 31, 2008 at 5:19 pm #253406
    don
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    Re: chest freezer advice

    Hi tannis

    Not a stupid question at all 😉 the chest freezer will work fine in the spare room. If it gets too warm in the summer the freezer will work overtime resulting in reduced life. The more ventilation you can create the better, which will also reduce your electricity consumption.


    HTH

    Don

    June 5, 2008 at 6:43 am #253407
    Dales-Electronic
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    Re: chest freezer advice

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    June 7, 2008 at 11:55 am #253408
    tannis
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    Re: chest freezer advice

    don wrote:Hi tannis

    Not a stupid question at all 😉 the chest freezer will work fine in the spare room. If it gets too warm in the summer the freezer will work overtime resulting in reduced life. The more ventilation you can create the better, which will also reduce your electricity consumption.


    HTH

    Don

    Thanks for the advice Don.

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