FAQ's

When gaskets are torn the compressor on the units have to work harder to maintain a cool enough temperature.Which in turn raises your energy cost. Of course it also puts your compressor at risk of going out,and those compressors cost considerably more to replace than a gasket.Torn gaskets are the number one breeding ground for salmonella . Also poorly sealed doors also make you run the risk of potential product loss. When your gaskets are in good working order, you "lighten the load" for your compressors, reduce product loss,and lower your energy bills. Think about it like this (it's 100 degrees out side and your trying to keep your home at 70. If you have good sealing Windows the Air conditioner can handle that with ease. Now if your windows will not close all the way your compressor is running non-stop because as fast as the air is coming in its escaping out for the Windows and can never catch up. Same thing goes for your very expensive commercial refrigeration units).