What's NoFrost?

A fridge or freezer with No Frost has a fan. The fan blows the moist air out of the freezer compartment. After this, the appliance blows cold, dry air back into the freezer compartment. As a result, the ice evaporates and you won't have ice buildup in your freezer or on your groceries. This also means you'll never have to defrost again.

A No Frost fridge or freezer has multiple great advantages. The greatest advantage is that you'll never have to defrost your freezer again. Thanks to this, you don't have to spend as much time on maintenance anymore. You can also open the freezer drawers more easily and preserve your groceries better. A No Frost fridge or freezer is more expensive to purchase than a model without anti-ice buildup.

As an alternative to No Frost, some models have Low Frost. This technique reduces ice buildup in the freezer compartment too, but less well than No Frost. With this technique, you'll just have to defrost your fridge or freezer 1 or 2 times per year. You have to defrost a model that doesn't have a function to prevent ice buildup about 5 to 6 times per year. The advantage of Low Frost is that these models are more affordable than the No Frost models.