With this method, frost tends to form primarily on the aluminum foil rather than directly on the walls. When it’s time to clean, simply remove the sheet, remove any ice that has accumulated on it, then replace it if necessary. The procedure is quick, without tedious scraping or long waits, which makes it easier to defrost the freezer.
It’s a bit like using baking paper in a mold: you prevent everything from sticking and cleaning becomes much simpler.And for the drawers, what do we do?
Good news: the trick also works for freezer drawers. By carefully lining them with aluminum foil, you limit the adhesion of frost and make them easier to maintain. With cold and humidity, aluminum can eventually wrinkle or tear, but then it just needs to be replaced, usually every few months.
A little one-off effort for lasting comfort, we say yes.
