Food freezers in the workshop/garage/shed.

Food freezers in the workshop/garage/shed.

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    Anonymous

      One good thing to come out of this thread: it reminded me to defrost my freezer – now.

      Right now, in Ontario, we have a January cold snap: daytime ~ -10, overnight ~ -20. This is the time to defrost. Just put the freezer contents into a plastic hamper and put it outside the back door while you turn off the freezer.

      (The only problem is what to do with all the melt-water from an upright freezer. It either ends up all over the basement floor or I use a bucket brigade of old towels shoved in the freezer compartment alternating with putting said towels in the tumble-dryer ).

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      Russell Eberhardt
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        I might expect high humidity to be problematic but my freezer specs don,t mention it.  Humidity outside today is 55% and indoors is 39% so I doubt if condensation on the radiator will be a problem.

        Russell

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