Warehouse Appliance discusses full-time use of a gas refrigerator in your home

While many propane refrigerators have been used in RVs, cabins and vacation homes, there is a growing number of households that have made a complete transition from electric to gas refrigerators. Warehouse Appliance discusses full-time use of gas refrigerators in your home.

The initial startup up rules are basically the same for the full-time gas refrigerator user as they are for those who supplement with gas:

• Don’t fill up the fridge with any food or liquids that are not already cold or frozen.

• Keep the door of the fridge closed as much of the time as possible.

• Set the temperature setting to the maximum.

Make sure you adhere to the above rules when you bring groceries home from your regular shopping trips. It is always best to load the food goods in smaller amounts. Try to do this at timed intervals. Ambient temperature food should be loaded at no more than 10 pounds every 2 hours. Also, make sure to stabilize your temperature and thermostat setting. Keep your eye on the refrigerator interior temperatures. In a gas refrigerator, the thermostat setting will mostly affect the refrigerator compartment temperatures. The freezer will not have a thermostat.

Temperature setting is accomplished by the thermostat that is at the very bottom on the outside front near or behind the kick plate. The control panel is labeled with numbers that are merely a reference and do not correspond with the actual temperature.

Whether you go with a gas refrigerator part-time or full-time, Warehouse Appliance is here to help and answer any of your questions. If you're thinking about purchasing a propane refrigerator or have questions about the one you already own, call the gas appliance experts at Warehouse Appliance today at 928-636-1955. Learn more at http://warehouseappliance.com.

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Warehouse Appliance talks about the most popular EZ Freeze gas refrigerator

The EZ Freeze 19-cubic foot refrigerator is Warehouse Appliance’s most popular gas refrigerator for a reason! This full-sized gas refrigerator is the perfect fridge for any family’s home kitchen. The EZ refrigerator is not only practical and affordable, it is also stylish. Offered in four finishes: brushed stainless steel, black, bisque and white, they are sure to complement your kitchen's design.

• EZ Freeze refrigerators are designed with families in mind with a large 19-cubic foot capacity to provide plenty of room to keep all of your perishable food safe. Regardless of your kitchen's layout, the EZ Freeze refrigerator’s reversible doors offer a versatility few others can. And with its nearly zero-clearance hinges, your new fridge can be placed close to a wall and still leave you with plenty of room to access the inside. The magnetic door seals keep the cold air in, and the warm air out and, for your convenience, are easily removable for a quick cleaning.

• The EZ Freeze refrigerator comes in your choice of natural gas or propane models. All units are delivered ready to use after simply supplying your fuel to the refrigerator and following the easy lighting instructions. It's a simple as lighting a backyard grill. As long as fuel is supplied, the unit will be quietly and efficiently cooling your food. The best news? No electricity is needed! No relighting should be required during the refrigerator's normal operation. Without a fan or compressor you won't be listening to it cycle nor worry about the unit failing during a power outage.

• EZ Freeze refrigerators rival or surpass all other gas refrigerators on the market and are made right here in the USA. And every unit comes with the best warranty on the market with a 3-year warranty on the entire unit and a 7-year warranty on the cooling unit.

If you're ready to swap out your old conventional noisy fridge for a practical, affordable, reliable and quiet refrigerator, call Warehouse Appliance today at 928-636-1955. To learn more, please visit us at http://warehouseappliance.com.

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Warehouse Appliance shares benefits of a propane refrigerator during a natural disaster

Everyone in this country is familiar with natural disasters, whether we have personally survived them or vicariously suffered with others through the stories, images, and footage of yet another tragedy in the news. While some areas of the country are more prone to predictable disasters like hurricanes or earthquakes, a disaster can strike anywhere and at any time. It is vitally important to know how to mitigate damage and loss beforehand. Warehouse Appliance can help by outlining the benefits of using a propane refrigerator.

Natural disasters like earthquakes, fires, and hurricanes generally result in a loss of electrical power in all of the affected communities. While the event itself may be very brief, the effects of it can last for weeks and even months. A propane refrigerator can help you and your family if a disaster strikes nearby.

Reliability - You may not know that propane refrigerators do not need electricity to operate. If a natural disaster takes out the electricity in your community, your propane refrigerator will still be running. You won't be worried about food spoilage, whether something is safe to eat or not, or any medications you depend on that may require refrigeration. Keeping food and life-saving medications safely stored at the right temperature can prevent potential health risks while you and your family wait for the electricity to be restored.

Availability - Unlike electricity, propane fuel is easily portable and can be purchased for emergency use. During hurricanes there is typically no shortage of propane, making propane-fueled appliances ideal.

Dependability - Since propane refrigerators have been used now for a number of years, in fact, decades, they are well known for their dependability. They are most often seen in recreational vehicles as well as cabins and off-grid locations. Part of their dependability is derived from having fewer moving parts. Fewer moving parts results in refrigerators that are quieter and less likely to be in need of repair.

For peace of mind knowing you are prepared for any emergency, and to learn more about LP gas refrigerators and their features, contact Warehouse Appliance today at 928-636-1955 or visit us at http://warehouseappliance.com.

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Warehouse Appliance shares a review of the EZ Freeze gas refrigerator from a satisfied customer

A satisfied customer from Texas sent in this review of the EZ Freeze 19-cubic foot refrigerator. Warehouse Appliance is happy to share that the EZ Freeze refrigerator, and our dedicated staff, has met and exceeded this customer’s expectations.

The customer writes: “We’ve had the fridge for five years so I feel confident in giving a review. Our decision to purchase a propane refrigerator was based on the fragility of the grid and the requirement to have safe cold storage of food in case of a grid failure - either local or national, short-term or long-term.

Pros

• It doesn't look any different than a regular electric refrigerator.
• The inside of the fridge has an excellent LED light powered by D batteries. The case for the batteries is in the back outside of the fridge, and it's not difficult to change them. We've changed the batteries just once in five years and it was only because we did some maintenance on the fridge.
• Easy to clean. All it takes is a damp rag and a dry paper towel. Just like you'd do on your electric fridge.
• The biggest pro in buying the unit is getting one from Warehouse Appliance. They have been amazing all these years on all of my pre-purchase questions as well as maintenance questions. The DVD you get with the unit is invaluable. Watch the DVD and keep it with all the documentation that comes with the fridge.

Cons

• You've got to defrost it. The defrosting frequency depends on how much you use the fridge. I defrost as soon as the fins are 50% to 75% iced. I use a small fan and defrost the freezer first. Then I move the fan to the refrigerator section to blow on the fins.

Lessons learned

• Get the AcuRite thermometer.
• Keep maintenance equipment on hand at all times.  We use the flue brush once a year.
• When you defrost the fridge, clean the flue and blow out the blower with a can of air. The instructions are on the DVD.
• Pay attention to the maintenance schedule.

We moved as many appliances to propane as possible over the past several years because it's reliable in a grid-down situation.

The bottom line of any review is “would I buy this again?" The unequivocal answer is “yes” and I would still buy from Warehouse Appliance because their team is knowledgeable, pragmatic, professional, patient, and friendly.”

The EZ Freeze gas refrigerator is the top brand in the LP refrigerator industry. When you’re in the market for a gas refrigerator, call the experts at Warehouse Appliance. We offer technical advice and repairs on site or via telephone. Call us today at 928-636-1955. Learn more about us at http://www.WarehouseAppliance.com.

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