“Does the middle drawer, the flexizone drawer, provide correct temperature and humidity for storing produce? I am looking for a refrigerator that has capability to store large amount of produce - both vegetables and fruits. Greens such as lettuce and kale seem to particularly need special conditions. The middle drawer of the counter depth four door refrigerator (23.5 cu ft) has 4 settings but none specific for produce. The standard depth French door 4 door whirlpool model does but I am limited to purchasing a counter depth refrigerator and as far as I have researched, whirlpool does not make a counter depth 4 door French door model. Your company and maybe a few others are it! Along with the two crispers in the main part of the refrigerator, storing produce is what I would use the middle drawer for - totally. Does the middle drawer of this model provide a setting appropriate for storing produce well?”
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The middle drawer has 4 settings to choose from: 42 degrees - Wine Party 37 degrees - Deli Snacks 33 degrees - Cold Drinks 29 degrees - Meat Fish We keep the temp at 37 degrees and store all of our cheese, sandwich meats and snacks in it. It is wonderful for our kids. There are 2 vegetable/fruit bins in the main compartment of the refrigerator with humidity bar settings on them. I also have the Rubbermaid vegetable keeper containers to keep things fresher longer. I hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I keep my lettuce, kale and swiss chard in the middle drawer. Works really well because they do not get crushed and the temp seems to be just fine for them. Plastic box of spinach that Sams sell fits perfect in the drawer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for your interest in the RF24FSEDBSR. The middle Flex Zone Drawer has four settings, including Wine & Party Dishes (42°F), Deli Snacks (37°F), Cold Drinks (33°F) and Meat/Fish (29°F). Samsung doesn't recommend storing fruits and vegetables under the “Meat Fish” setting; and lettuce or other leafy produce should be stored in the crisper drawers rather than in the Flex Zone Drawer. - Ms. Samsung
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