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| Wear rubber soled shoes. Not only will they give you traction on a wet floor, they'll prevent the transference of electric shocks. Don't use an ice pick or screwdriver to gouge out the ice. At best, you'll mar the interior of your freezer; at worst you'll chisel through a coolant line, releasing a toxic gas into the environment while rendering your freezer useless. |
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Protect your floor
Layer some old towels on the
floor in front of the freezer to catch the snow.
Roll up another towel and place it at the edge of
the freezer floor along the rubber door seal. This
will help prevent the melting ice from pouring onto
the floor.
