What Kind Of Refrigerator Should I Buy
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GE makes high-performing refrigerators. This GE Profile Series French-Door Refrigerator got top marks for temperature maintenance and uniformity. It also wowed our Kitchen Appliance Lab experts with its smart design features: You get a top-of-the-line fridge plus a built-in Keurig coffeemaker in the door. It's Wi-Fi enabled, so after you download the app you can adjust settings, preheat water for coffee and get alerts if the door is open. It works with Amazon Echo too.
LG makes well-thought-out and high-performing refrigerators. You can depend on this model to do an excellent job of keeping your food fresh, but what really distinguishes it is the unique door-in-door feature: The InstaView technology turns on the interior lights when you knock on the easy-access see-through door, and then you can quickly grab a snack without having to open the full door. We like the storage options, though some may find the door shelving a bit thin.
It's easy to stock its four-door bins and slide-out shelves with your favorite foods, and because it's a side-by-side, you can arrange it so that your most-used fresh and frozen ingredients are at eye level. Plus, the shelves have a smaller span than those in most French-door refrigerators, so it's harder to lose things in the back of the fridge or the freezer. That said, you do lose a little freezer shelf space to the in-door dispenser. We appreciate this model's transparent shelves and drawers that make it even easier to see all of your food without having to rummage through drawers.
GE's latest line of refrigerators stands out thanks to its extra elegant (and customizable) design. Select a matte white or black exterior, then choose between brushed bronze, copper, black or stainless steel handles. This model is counter-depth, so it'll fit flush with your kitchen's cabinetry and you can match the bar handles to your cabinet pulls.
This show-stopping refrigerator has a bright, roomy interior with an assortment of adjustable shelves in the main compartment as well as on the doors. It comes with an "adaptable flex bar," which lives on the interior back wall and allows you to organize extra accessories, like an egg holder, small condiment bin and bottle holder as you see fit. It also has a built-in water dispenser that barely takes up any room and an ice maker that comes with a scoop for easy use.
If a refrigerated is well maintained and used appropriately, it will typically last about 12 years, though some models can last for up to 20 years with a high degree of care. Make sure to regularly clean the refrigerator, including the condenser coils. You should also check to make sure it sits level and replace water filters according to a strict schedule to increase the life of your fridge."}},"@type": "Question","name": "Is a side-by-side refrigerator better than a French door refrigerator","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "The main difference between these two popular fridge types is the bottom freezer. A side-by-side fridge often feels more accessible because you don't have to bend over to get items from the freezer, but French door refrigerators usually have more space for fresh foods because the design prioritizes the refrigerator compartment over the freezer. Consider what you're storing and how you'd like to access the fridge to find the best one for you.","@type": "Question","name": "What is the ideal temperature for a refrigerator","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "The temperature in a refrigerator should be set at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or below in order to keep the food cold enough to store safely. However, lowering the temperature to less than 32 degrees Fahrenheit can cause some items to freeze, so it's recommended to keep the temperature set between 32 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit for optimal cooling."]}]}] .icon-garden-review-1fill:#b1dede.icon-garden-review-2fill:none;stroke:#01727a;stroke-linecap:round;stroke-linejoin:round > buttonbuttonThe Spruce The Spruce's Insta
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