danby or fridgedare which is best
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I decided on the danby based on other recommendations and the size of my basement. I've had it for close to a year now and it still works great. Highly recommend. Amazon price was better than Home Depot and Lowes. Hope this helps.
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I bought a new fridgedare in 2012. Broke already and of course no warranty. Used it in my basement only in the summer in Michigan. Buying Danby now.
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I have not owned a fridedare. After owning this model Danby, I would only buy Danby. This is the best dehumidifier that I have ever owned. THe auto defrost is a must have for basement location. 70 pint is what I bought.
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Frigidaire has up to % year on some of the major parts. Very good warrantee and they stand behind it I know because I had trouble with one after 3 years and they replaced it with no questions.
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This my first experience with any kind of dehumidifier and I chose danby because of the feeback that I read and the company reputation with high capacity units like the one I bought.....no problems yet - working like a charm!!!!
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I can't say which is better but I chose the Danby over the Frigidaire because of the 2 year warranty on the Danby. This was a replacement for two consecutive Soleus units that failed very soon after the warranty period expired.
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We just picked up Orville Redenbachers and it worked fine. Haven't tried others, so I can't say which is best. Hope that helps a little.
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I was wondering the same thing so I searched the reviews. I discovered this in D. Greenbaum "DoctorDave"'s review on March 19, 2014: "crisping up some tofu was amazing." That pretty much sold me!
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The fridge is the best option. Stays fresh for weeks with continual use. Enjoy! Great stuff
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Hi Mr. Butterfield, My wife and I have our Danby Freezer in a small room in our apartment in NYC. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is constructed so well that there seems to be no reason why it would not do perfectly well in a garage. If I had a garage, I would put the Danby Freezer in it too. Also, the Freezer is Silent when it is on! It makes a very low noise after you open the door and close it, that it sounds like it is making it airtight. The Danby Freezer has heavy duty plastic sliders that move smoothly when pushing the Freezer on a floor, they also adjust in height if a floor is a little off balanced. I feel the sliders on the Danby Freezer would not move easily on a dry cement floor, unless it was painted to a durable and smooth finish. Therefore, I would protect the floor that you put the freezer on from dry cement, corrosion and dampness. I would set the Danby Freezer on top of a 1/4" inch thick Plexiglass plastic flooring or something similar. The Danby Freezer is easy to clean and defrosts rather quickly. You can place a small one inch tall long baking pan set on the floor with the door open and any water draining out can be caught in the pan. There are no ice chunks forming inside the Freezer either. It just has a frosty coating or snowy look around the walls and elements inside the Freezer that melt off the interior when it is defrosting. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is the Best Freezer I ever had! You will not be disappointed. Best regards and Happy Holidays for the New Year! ~ Marc
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Hey now! Don't be stirring up trouble!! Dandy Blend is awesome. A little modified sugar beet won't kill you. The stress from worrying over it might, though. (But if you find out, let me know!)
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Dayna..I ordered the listed ice maker for my fridge (Supco RIM277), & it works very well..Makes gobs of ice, keeps the bin full all the time..If this is the device listed for your fridge, it works great!!...Jim in Atlanta
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My personal opinion.....I like Dandy blend better. There's a certain after taste with Teechino for me. I have tried may flavors. I am just not a fan :-/ Dandy blend is smoother and even a little frothy. much better, especially with Stevia
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I wish I could help you. My Danby is in an office and keep milk very cold, but temps here don't get above 74. Before I bought my unit, I did see some other reviews where the owners kept the fridge in a garage or workshop and none complained about temp. But again, I wouldn't know from personal experience. Good luck!!
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We've had our small Danby all-refrigerator in the garage in Southern California for several years. (Same basic model, but older, with the can storage in the door.) We use it for storing beverages and for storing extra food in preparation for holidays/parties. The only thing we've had trouble with is milk, which seemed to go sour faster if it was kept in the garage frig. Be aware that this frig does have some temperature fluctuations and can freeze items on the bottom shelf. It also needs about 5 inches of space behind it, so the compressor (?) runs correctly.
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There are many different products called jackery... It depends in the capacity...For the same price, there is the biggets jackery EB, and it gives less energy (10400 mAh instead of 13000mAh for the limeade, so i would say that limeade is better...) !Hope i helped you ;)Inzemix.
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Google the model number & manual. You should be able to find the pdf file of the manual on Danby's website.
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No, nor would I buy it again! It has a manual temperature controller that never worked. From day one! I have a digital thermometer in the unit and can't get it to 53 degrees, I would highly suggest another unit. Danby apparently makes good products, but missed the mark by a mile on this one. Of I could exchange it, I would but it's too late for me as I tried to get it to fit my needs. If you are just storing beer, I would buy a mini fridge and be done with it. Good luck and I hope this helps you!
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I love the ninja. I had the MagicBullet before and it was a disappointment. The ninja holds more and does a much, much better job on ice cubes. I use it mostly for smoothies but the big bowl (40 oz) is nice, too. I made gazpacho in it last summer and it was perfect. One of these days, I'll get around to making some of the other stuff in the recipe book.
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Dunno, but it's a better warranty than the rest of them. I love this thing. It's made my life so much easier. I bring home packages of chicken breast when it's on sale and it takes me 10 minutes to pack it all up and get it into he freezer. My favorite store has my favorite loose bacon and salmon on sale for the next month. I'll stock up and portion it out and vacuum seal and freeze it. And bread and muffins and bagels - wow. Just freeze breads overnight first and then vacuum pack it. Break the seal before you thaw it and it'll grow back to its normal size and taste completely fresh. None of those little ice crystals! Dunno, but it's a better warranty than the rest of them. I love this thing. It's made my life so much easier. I bring home packages of chicken breast when it's on sale and it takes me 10 minutes to pack it all up and get it into he freezer. My favorite store has my favorite loose bacon and salmon on sale for the next month. I'll stock up and portion it out and vacuum seal and freeze it. And bread and muffins and bagels - wow. Just freeze breads overnight first and then vacuum pack it. Break the seal before you thaw it and it'll grow back to its normal size and taste completely fresh. None... » Read More Dunno, but it's a better warranty than the rest of them. I love this thing. It's made my life so much easier. I bring home packages of chicken breast when it's on sale and it takes me 10 minutes to pack it all up and get it into he freezer. My favorite store has my favorite loose bacon and salmon on sale for the next month. I'll stock up and portion it out and vacuum seal and freeze it. And bread and muffins and bagels - wow. Just freeze breads overnight first and then vacuum pack it. Break the seal before you thaw it and it'll grow back to its normal size and taste completely fresh. None of those little ice crystals! « Show Less
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try hotdishes.net . I have bought premier chutney jar from there for $24.99
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A WHOLE lot cheaper. You can get approximately 64 servings out of the 4.9 lb. The RTD's are a little better tasting sometimes but not worth the cost difference IMO. I would buy a small container 1st to see if you like it. If you like it then buy the big container to save money. I mix mine with Almond Milk (Original) and it's really good. You can mix with water and regular milk if you like.