Whether you have an older or newer model of refrigerator and freezer, it's always a good idea to keep your freezer clear of frost. Not only can regular maintenance keep your freezer at peak performance, it can also give you room to store more food. Here are the simple steps to easily defrost a freezer:
1) Prepare the area around your fridge/freezer with towels that you don't mind getting a little dirty
2) Unplug your appliance, leave the door open and wait for the ice to melt on its own.
3) If you want to expedite the melting process, you can put a fan near your freezer to help it defrost.
And that's it! Plug your fridge/freezer back in, clean up the area, and you're ready to start using it again!
And speaking of cleaning up, I once drove a group fraternity brothers and a group of sorority sisters separately to a Greek event. And you know what? The sorority sisters were WAY messier, leaving the interior soaking wet with beer and with the floor littered with empties. Some people!
Well, at least they weren't driving drunk. Stay safe, kids!
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