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I bought a new Frigidaire upright , freezer, with the idea in mind to buy in bulk more, save money, and avoid so many trips to the store. I have no car, am very energy conscious, so I’d been walking to the store a lot, taking the bus, or borrowing my mom’s car for major trips. I got a good deal on this new freezer at a scratch & dent place, a 13.5 cu. ft. unit, that has an estimated operating energy cost of just over /yr. So far, we’re using only about a third of the freezer’s capacity (we’re a family of three), but I’ve only made one bulk shopping trip so far. We still have about that same amount of frozen food in our regular refrigerator-freezer compartment, just left in there what we already had. Would it make sense to just move all of that to the new freezer and turn the compartment off, or would that have an adverse effect on the fridge section? The new freezer is slightly less convenient to access, being in an unheated utility room through a door, down a step from our kitchen.

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