Frost Free Compact Refrigerators For When You Need Something A Bit Smaller
It’s always nice to be able to keep food handy when you are away from the kitchen. A good way to do this is to put a frost free compact refrigerator in other rooms in the house (such as a bedroom or downstairs family room) where you commonly spend time and want a bite to eat or a cold drink. Frost free compact refrigerators are also good for small offices or dorm rooms, places where there isn’t usually room for a full-size refrigerator. There are a number of different options available for this sort of refrigerator in various sizes.
The Frigidaire® 4.4 Cu. Ft. Compact Refrigerator for $269 is a good option. Unlike some frost free compact refrigerators, it has separate refrigerator and freezer compartments. It also has two can racks, three door shelves, three refrigerator shelves, and one freezer shelf. It is available in black or stainless look.
For those who want something a bit larger and don’t need a freezer, the KitchenAid® 5.1 Cu. Ft. Double Drawer Refrigerator (Color: Stainless) ENERGY STAR® might be a good option. It is 24 inches wide and has interior LED lights to help you view what is in the drawers. This is one of the pricier frost free compact refrigerators at $1,998.
For those who want the top of the line in frost free compact refrigerators, you can consider the KitchenAid® 6.0 Cu. Ft. Compact Refrigerator (Color: Stainless) ENERGY STAR®, which costs $1,448. It has a can rack, two fresh food shelves and one door shelf. It can be installed as a built in refrigerator or as a free standing refrigerator.
Some people need a bit more space in their frost free compact refrigerator, making the Summit 11 Cu. Ft. Frost Free Refrigerator a good option. It has a separate freezer compartment and is made from stainless steel. It is counter depth to make it easy to fit into whatever space you might have available.
Although there are even smaller compact refrigerators, most of these are not available as frost free compact refrigerators. The smaller sizes require manual defrosting from time to time. They do tend to be a lot less expensive than the frost free compact refrigerators though.
