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Choosing a 50/50 Fridge Freezer

A refrigerator freezer with a 50/50 ratio is the perfect way to store both frozen and fresh foods. They are also extremely flexible and have a variety options.

Frost-free refrigerator freezers eliminate the need to manually defrost. These models reduce the accumulation of ice (which can eat up precious freezer space) and help you to organize your food.

The perfect mix of frozen and fresh storage

If you're cooking in bulk for the week ahead or saving your own vegetables' harvest, a freezer that is frost-free gives you the perfect amount of storage space for fresh food and frozen foods. Freezers that are frost-free don't create ice crystals which means you don't have to worry about defrosting. And you'll also save on energy costs since they consume less power.

The newest models are now equipped with No Frost technology which means you'll never have to defrost manually again which will save you time and money. It circulates cool air in the refrigerator and freezer compartments to avoid any frost or ice. Defrosting by hand can be a hassle, and it can waste up to PS80 in electricity because the appliance uses more energy.

Our 50:50 frost-free fridge freezers provide equal space for your weekly shopping. You can keep fresh fruits, dairy products, and drinks bottles in the refrigerator. There's plenty of space to store bags of food that are frozen at their best in freezer. These tallest fridge freezer 50/50 freezers are great for families and singles who enjoy both frozen and chilled food.

Freezers that don't have frost are more efficient in energy use than those that do. They use less energy and run cheaper. Depending on the model you select Some of our fridge freezers come with an auto defrost feature that automatically detects and melts any ice that has accumulated on the coil that cools the evaporator.

Check out our energy efficient fridge freezers with NoFrost Super Mode and a lower temperature in the freezer and fridge. This is not just a way to reduce your energy usage, but it helps to keep your food in better condition for longer as bacteria grows slower in cooler temperatures.

Keep your food fresher longer using HarvestFresh(tm) technology.

It's wonderful to know that frozen food will not get frosted up if you like to cook in batches. Refrigerator freezers with a frost free fridge freezer 50 50-free compartment won't require defrosted so you can enjoy the work you've put into it.

The most effective fridges and freezers for freezing food have numerous useful features. Look for sensors that can let you know when your food items require refreshment or have humidity control to protect the quality of salads and vegetables. Other handy features include energy-efficient LED lighting that doesn't heat up the contents of your freezer. Also, consider reversible doors, which let you open your appliance on the side that best suits the layout of your kitchen.

In fact when it comes to choosing new appliances, more than 25% of British consumers are willing to invest in fridges that reduce food waste or are more eco friendly. Our 50/50 fridge-freezers are designed to be as kind to the environment as they can be on your wallet.

Keeping your food at its best freshness is essential to ensuring that your food is fresh and delicious. That's why we've created our HarvestFresh(tm) technology. It uses coloured LED lights in the crisper drawers to mimic the sun's natural 24-hour cycle. This aids your fruits and vegetables retain their vitamins, which means you can enjoy them longer.

Other features that can help make your fridge and freezer run more effectively include turbo fan air cooling to keep temperatures stable and a separate, sealed freezer section to prevent unintentional cold leakage. Our fridge freezer 50/50 integrated freezers feature a handy alarm that goes off if you've left the door open, which is a great feature for those who forget whether they've shut off the fridge or not! And, of course, they all have a huge capacity that gives you plenty of room for all of your frozen and fresh foods.

Save money on your energy bills by keeping your freezer frost-free

Frost-free technology is a fantastic way to cut down on time and effort. This works by periodically heating the freezer coils so that any ice that forms will melt away, meaning you never need to worry about defrosting the freezer yourself. However, this also means that your appliance could use less energy than a conventional refrigerator because the heating coil is always working.

To ensure that your appliance is operating at its best We recommend that you clean your refrigerator and freezer regularly to remove any clumps of the ice that may block airflow and cause your freezer to perform more than it needs to. It's also important to examine the seal around your fridge, as any gaps could let in humid air, which will affect the temperature of your food and can lead to it spoiling quickly.

Refrigerators and freezers are available in a range of capacities and sizes, based on the amount of space you have available and the number of meals you intend to store in each. We suggest choosing a larger capacity when possible it will allow you to cook in batches and freeze leftover food to keep it fresher for longer.

Our 50/50 fridge freezer frost free integrated refrigerator freezers provide ample space to store all your daily groceries. They are designed to be a part of the modern kitchen with features such as HarvestFresh and a sleek look.

It's always a good idea to look up the kilowatts used by any fridge before making your purchase, as it can help you calculate how much it will cost to run. This information is usually displayed on the inside of the refrigerator as an arithmetic figure, a bar graph or chart that shows the energy consumption for each day and year. We've used a national average price per kilowatt of 25 cents/kWh in our calculations below, although you may see different figures on your electricity bills. You can also compare prices on our pages of our freezers and fridges to find the lowest price.

Designed to fit into your lifestyle

When it comes to choosing a fridge freezer, you need to find a balance between the size and features with your kitchen's storage and kitchen needs. There are plenty of fridge freezers that will fit different homes, from models that have 50 50 freestanding fridge freezer/50 splits and various ratios to frost-free technology and energy-efficient ratings. Regardless of your preference you can be certain you're getting an appliance that is functional and of high-end design when you choose the Hotpoint fridge freezer.

For households that are keen on fresh food, a 50/50 Fridge Freezer frost free fridge freezer is the ideal option. This configuration offers equal space for fridge and freezer, which allows you to store all of your fresh produce as well as drinks and dairy products in the fridge section. The freezer compartment is reserved for frozen goods. If you're seeking a more complete fridge freezer with added conveniences think about a model that includes the wine rack in chrome and shelves that can be adjusted to accommodate bottles of any size.

Anyone who has a problem scraping the ice off their food will be thrilled by fridge freezers that automatically defrost! This feature makes sure that the freezer is always in top condition and helps keep your foods fresher for longer. Select a fridge-freezer that has an antibacterial coating for greater efficiency. This will help reduce the accumulation of bacteria in your food storage compartments.

If you want your appliance to be as green and efficient as possible make sure you choose one that has an energy rating A+ or above. You will save money on your electric bills and also reduce the carbon footprint of your home. For the best performance from your energy-efficient refrigerator freezer, limit the number of doors that open. Also, check the seals regularly to stop the air from venting. This will make the appliance work harder to keep the temperature. Defrosting your freezer on a regular basis will help keep it functioning at its peak.