Refrigerator Freezer Thermometers
For safe food storage, quality refrigerator freezer thermometers are worth their weight in gold. Well, maybe not in gold, but they are a valuable addition to the kitchen.
Types of Cold Storage ThermometersThermometers that can be used in both the freezer and the fridge come in three styles.
- Dial Type, or Analog
- Liquid Column
- Digital Electronic
Dial thermometers and the liquid column type are the most simple. Requiring no battery, they are trouble free and last nearly forever. Dial thermometers are available in a variety of sizes, from compact for small spaces to oversized. The large, oversize type is my favorite because of the large easy to read display. The majority of the dial thermometers have a built in base. Some can be hung from the rack as well. Taylor Dial Freezer Thermometer Kitchenaid Freezer Thermometer Sunbeam Freezer Thermometers
Liquid column thermometers should not contain mercury if used in the freezer or refrigerator. Mercury is a poisonous heavy metal, and if the thermometer were to break, the refrigerator may be contaminated and unusable. Most of this type thermometer have a red non-mercury liquid. The downside to liquid column thermometers is they can be difficult to read. CDN Refrigerator Freezer Thermometer Taylor Glass Freezer Thermometer
Digital refrigerator freezer thermometers can be fairly simple, or loaded with many features. Some of the best have alarms that sound off when the temperature rises to an unsafe level. Chaney Wireless Digital Thermometer Taylor Digital Fridge Thermometer Sunbeam Freezer Thermometers
Refrigerator freezer thermometers are an important part of a well equipped kitchen.
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