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Recommendations for a new Freezer/Fridge?
- Thread starter pam
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Maybe, maybe not. That brand may not even be available now and to use an
oft quote "they don't make 'em like they used to." I firmly believe that because of a lot of technology that has been added.
I'd look at consumer reports--and then i'd look at the scratch and dent department for a discount on a good model.
oft quote "they don't make 'em like they used to." I firmly believe that because of a lot of technology that has been added.
I'd look at consumer reports--and then i'd look at the scratch and dent department for a discount on a good model.
I don't have a specific recommnedation, but do remember to measure the space you will
put it carefully, and keep in mind the direction the door will open and how much clearance it needs.
We just replaced our fridge and it was difficult to find one that fit in our space.
Read the reviews before purchasing, there is a lot of helpful info out there.
put it carefully, and keep in mind the direction the door will open and how much clearance it needs.
We just replaced our fridge and it was difficult to find one that fit in our space.
Read the reviews before purchasing, there is a lot of helpful info out there.
Really good advice. When I replaced a freezer that we had space built in
to fit the last one i almost had to downsize.
The choice of styles is really different now also==side by side, French door, etc.
I would NEVER have a side by side in my home--have one at our beach house and it is fine for a week!!
to fit the last one i almost had to downsize.
The choice of styles is really different now also==side by side, French door, etc.
I would NEVER have a side by side in my home--have one at our beach house and it is fine for a week!!
i think any "new to you" configuration will take getting used to. I hate the side by side
because you can't get wide things in.
Our kids bought a top of the line French door and the pull out drawer, thought they would love it and HATED it.
I had a big bottom drawer in a regular fridge and loved it. Much more that a top freezer. But it was a regular door, not a French door.
Hotpoint is no longer an independent company, as most aren't.
Hotpoint) is an American and European brand of domestic appliances. Ownership of the brand is split between the American company Whirlpool, which has European rights, and Chinese company Haier, which has North American rights since its purchase of GE Appliances
KitchenAid refrigerators is owned by someone else--maybe Whirlpool! BUT they never did make refrigerators and it was only their brand name that was bought.
because you can't get wide things in.
Our kids bought a top of the line French door and the pull out drawer, thought they would love it and HATED it.
I had a big bottom drawer in a regular fridge and loved it. Much more that a top freezer. But it was a regular door, not a French door.
Hotpoint is no longer an independent company, as most aren't.
Hotpoint) is an American and European brand of domestic appliances. Ownership of the brand is split between the American company Whirlpool, which has European rights, and Chinese company Haier, which has North American rights since its purchase of GE Appliances
KitchenAid refrigerators is owned by someone else--maybe Whirlpool! BUT they never did make refrigerators and it was only their brand name that was bought.