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What the smallest freezer that exists?

clutterydrawer
clutterydrawer Posts: 776 Forumite
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in Old style MoneySaving
I think I'm moving house and I just realised I don't think I saw a freezer when I went to view the house.

There also isn't much room. Does anyone know how small they come? Is it likely I would find one that sits on a worksurface?

thanks x
August grocery challenge: £50
Spent so far: £37.40 :A

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  • clutterydrawer
    clutterydrawer Posts: 776 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Oh yes - why didn't i think of looking on argos:o

    that doesn't look too bad, it says it has 31 litres of capacity, I only want it for keeping things that I don't use up quicky enough as I live at home - icrecream, mince etc...


    thanks fayhare :)
    August grocery challenge: £50
    Spent so far: £37.40 :A
  • MushyPeas
    MushyPeas Posts: 3,104 Forumite
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    I have the following small freezer, in a cupboard :)

    http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4862653/Trail/searchtext%3EFREEZER.htm
    Previous debt: £14K :embarasse Debt free: Sept '03 :DMFW#42 Mortgage OP savings £4271.18/£12000 2019 :)Started dating OH Mar '12, married Oct '12, Walnut born Dec ' 12 :A SPC 12: 99 £38.05/£500 Make money Jan: £412.34/£310 :T Feb: £88.79/£280 May: £215.52/£310 June: £18.98/£300
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