Do GE or Whirlpool have thicker insulation?

[rcs]

Hi Everyone,
I just read on another site that GE refrigerators have thicker insulation than Whirlpool, is this true? I need to purchase a new refrigerator and was thinking of getting a
Whirlpool, but would consider the GE. Since the techs on this site work on them, I was wondering your opinion?

Thanks in advance for your response and time,
Gina

 

[jeff1]

Hi,

Neither have more insulation that I have heard of.
Something that might help...

GE vs. Whirlpool Refrigerators: 7 Key Differences & How to Choose

Are you shopping for a new refrigerator but need help deciding between GE and Whirlpool? What are the differences? How do they compare across categories like price, warranty, reliability, features, technology, design, and more? In this comparison of GE vs. Whirlpool refrigerators, I answer these...

prudentreviews.com

JMO! I would personally choose a WLP or GE.

jeff sr.

 

[rcs]

Hi,

Neither have more insulation that I have heard of.
Something that might help...

GE vs. Whirlpool Refrigerators: 7 Key Differences & How to Choose

Are you shopping for a new refrigerator but need help deciding between GE and Whirlpool? What are the differences? How do they compare across categories like price, warranty, reliability, features, technology, design, and more? In this comparison of GE vs. Whirlpool refrigerators, I answer these...

prudentreviews.com

JMO! I would personally choose a WLP or GE.

jeff sr.

Thanks so much Jeff. I appreciate your expertise! My 1st choice is Whirlpool! Thanks for the link! I have done extensive research it all becomes confusing reading the reviews.

 

[rcs]

Thanks so much Jeff. I appreciate your expertise! My 1st choice is Whirlpool! Thanks for the link! I have done extensive research it all becomes confusing reading the reviews.

I only mention this because in another forum, they stated that GE had thicker doors?

 

[jeff1]

Only worry about thicker doors is wear and tear on hinges or such.
Thicker or deeper doors could allow for larger items like 2L pop bottles or a gallon milk jug.

jeff sr.

 

[rcs]

Only worry about thicker doors is wear and tear on hinges or such.
Thicker or deeper doors could allow for larger items like 2L pop bottles or a gallon milk jug.

jeff sr.

OK, thank you! I think they were more referring to them having more insulation rather than deeper bins for gallons etc! But it does make sense with
the wear and tear on the hinges!

 

[jeff1]

Hope something here helped

jeff sr.