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1. Refrigerator Manufacturer's door configuration
When choosing a door configuration for your new refrigerator, it's more than just a bright spot. The style of refrigerator you choose should depend on your family size, available kitchen space and lifestyle, and other considerations.

2. Energy efficiency
Among all refrigerator types, the average refrigerator life is said to be about 13 years. More importantly, if your refrigerator was originally purchased 16 years ago, it may consume twice as much electricity as most ENERGY STAR models, and will cost an additional $300 in utilities each year.

Given that energy saving comes down to limiting the amount of cold air escaping from the refrigerator, there is little negotiation on preventing spoiled milk, contaminated eggs, and sagging ice cream.

Therefore, when you buy a new refrigerator, you should probably pay attention to the Energy Star logo-these models are equipped with enhanced gaskets that will seal tightly when your refrigerator is not being raided.

3. WiFi connection
Smart refrigerators bring endless possibilities. Although features vary by brand and model, some smart features include the ability to remotely monitor the contents of the refrigerator, track expiration dates, easily compile shopping lists, and control other home automation devices-all of which can be done from your smart device.

The most impressive thing is that some Samsung refrigerators are equipped with touch screen panels that allow you to create a virtual bulletin board for family memos on the door, where you can also view recipes, play music, and browse the web.

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