[Greenbuilding] finding coils inside (new) chest freezer
LarenCorie
LarenCorie at axilar.net
Mon Dec 6 15:10:41 CST 2010
Hi Reuben;
I would line the interior with Reflectix and/or isocyanurate
(foil facing inward. Seal with aluminum tape), and call it a day.
I very seriously doubt that you can accomplish anything that is
worth the effort, and potential risk, by tearing into the exterior
walls of your already efficient freezer. I have a portable cooler,
which I lined, that way. I use it when I travel in my van, and
also when carrying frozen foods home from the store. I can
put ice cream in it, during Summer, then not go home for
eight hours, and the ice cream stays hard.
-Laren Corie-
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