Sponsored Video - 'Easy In, Easy Out' with the New Samsung Refrigerator

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When it comes to refrigerators, ours is nowhere near top of the line. In fact, we have been wanting to replace it for quite some time now. After seeing the new Samsung refrigerator, the 'Easy In, Easy Out' convenience seems like the way to go. They have managed to streamline the design to eliminate dead space and make storing your groceries easier than ever.

{No Monkeying Around with Samsung}

Samsung wasn't monkeying around when they created this state-of-the-art refrigerator either. Contrary to what their adorable commercial above might make you think. Some of the new convenience features include:

An easy slide shelf that allows you to easily organize and move your groceries in and out. This eliminates that dead space that is always in the back of the shelves or the bottom of the fridge, because you never want to reach or shove to put stuff back there.
The bottom mounted freezer has a full open box that makes it easier to fit larger or oddly shaped items. It can also be removed for wall to wall space in the freezer area as well.
The guard door shelf on the door of the fridge is wider and deeper, allowing you to store tall bottles without worrying about them falling out.
The CoolSelect technology allows you to set the temperature control for the bottom mounted freezer with a simple touch display for optimal freshness.
A MoistFresh Zone controls the air circulation for the correct amount of humidity to make your produce last longer too.
Tired of having ice build up in your freezer? No longer a problem with Samsung's No Frost Technology.
The Superior Digital Inverter compressor improves energy efficiency to help save you money!

Samsung has created a high tech new refrigerator that is a leader in innovation and that maximizes space in a smaller package. Perfect for those like me that don't have room for a double door fridge and freezer!

*This post is sponsored by Samsung.

Kathleen

Kathleen is a homeschooling mom of four boys with a serious case of the Wanderlust bug. Her love of travel extends to her children, and has resulted in the family visiting 48 states to date, and traveling nearly a third of the year. She is the owner of LifeWith4Boys.com where you will find information on Family Travel, recipes, reviews, lifestyle and more.