LG Instaview Door-in-Door refrigerator can help keep food fresher

LG looks to help you retain your food's freshness longer with the InstaView Door-in-Door refrigerators. It is said to be the bar in terms of food preservation.

Keep your food fresh with LG InstaView Door-in-Door refrigerator

We all want to keep our food stay fresh and last longer. The InstaView Door-in-Door refrigerators are equipped with special temperature-controlled compartments that maintain the taste and aroma of each ingredient. It is the ideal storage condition for both fresh and frozen food.

Knock on the glass panel to see contents without opening doors

The worst way to store food in a fridge is by stuffing it to full capacity. Fully packed refrigerators will have less air flow defeating the purpose of keeping the food cold to retain freshness. You have to place the food containers at least half an inch apart and you also have to avoid placing them against the walls of the fridge.

The top shelves of any refrigerator tend to have the most consistent temps so it is ideal to store food that food that don't need to be cooked up there. Foods items such as cheese, deli meats, herbs and even drinks are some of the items ideal for this. The top shelves of the InstaView Door-in-Door fridge has a rack for keeping four bottles of wine or champagne in an optimal temperature and a sealed Utility Box for cheese and deli items.

Lower shelves are usually suitable for meats, poultry and seafood since the air there tends to be colder. Put them in plastic containers so that any that might spill are contained and don't contaminate other items.

It can keep veggies fresh with the Moist Balance Crisper

The InstaView Door-in-Door fridge has the Moist Balance Crisper for veggies. This is a sealed drawer with a cover designed to help manage airflow within the box. This helps in maintaining peak moisture levels to keep veggies crisp and fresh.

LG also equipped it with the Hygiene Fresh+ Technology which uses a five-stage filter that eliminates food spoiling agents such as dust, fungi spores, acidic and alkaline odors and bacteria.

You can also knock twice on the glass panel door on the door to see what's inside the compartments without opening the doors preventing cold air loss.

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