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A Compact Under Counter Refrigerator

"I use this under counter refrigerator for wine."

The perfect under counter refrigerator is closer than you think. All you have to do is start the selection process in the correct order, which is something people actually mess up. What’s the biggest mistake most people make? Trying to make this selection based brand name. While many manufacturers will cringe when reading this (and probably try to dispute it, too), the fact of the matter is that all the reputable brands make excellent products. They all have competitive prices. And they all have very stylish looks and features for every different taste out there. So by trying to limit yourself to one brand is only hurting yourself. If you try to find the right fridge for your particular space, instead, you’ll be completely satisfied.

To get the perfect machine to keep your beverages and food cool, you need to first decide what kind of space you’re working with. Most under counter refrigerators are measured in either cubic feet or inches. Typically, 4.3-5.7 cubic feet is what you’ll find. The normal size when measured in inches is usually 20 to 24 inches. Basically, this is the most important selection you’ll make. After properly measuring your size, you can choose what style you like best. Some of these compact fridges come with ice makers, some are stainless steel, some are wide, and some have a drawer at the bottom.

When you’ve decided what size and style is right for you, then you factor in your budget. These small fridges can run upwards of $1000, so be prepared. Commercial freezers cost more, and mini wine refrigerators cost less. As for the manufacturers, you can expect to pay less for Haier, Viking, and Kitchenaid. They all make reliable products, though the features are kept to a minimum to reduce costs. In the mid price range you’ll find offerings from Danby, Avanti, GE, and Frigidaire. If you want to go all out, and don’t mind spending more, then you should look at what LG, Electrolux, and Summit offer. As usual, Whirlpool continues to provide appliances that literally last for many years. They offer these in varying prices as well.