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Comments (94)@Dianne Baldwin you sound like me! I'm constantly going on about male engineers designing products that are primarily used/cleaned by women. For example, the oven glass. Why is there no easy access to clean between those panes. I know how to do it, but it should not require a hack-job tool and 45 minutes of laying on my floor to manage it. On that note, why not make it hermetically sealed to begin with?!...See MoreWhat are some alternatives to the traditional refrigerator?
Comments (116)Our first home had been a model home from the late 50's, with the latest ideas of that era. We had to remodel the kitchen because the upper cabinets on one side of the kitchen was a refrigerator that no longer worked. The story was that the motor burnt out on this concept and they no longer were used. So everyone remodeled their kitchen to provide a conventional refrigerator. I used the refrigerator in the garage until our remodel, running back and forth. I have never forgotten that refrigerator. Todays refrigerators are deep dinosaurs containing unreachable forgotten items in the back, even the counter tops stick out interfering with opening drawers and cabinets in my kitchen. I am not alone with this frustration. I am constantly trying to figure out alternative answers. Someone has to come up with a better idea. Why does the current refrigerator drawer type have loud motors. Why would their motor be any noisier or costly than the standard refrigerators. If technology can make an i-phone and battery run car it certainly can come up with a better refrigerator....See MoreAppliance help!!!
Comments (9)Hi, I looked inside the door to see, and all it showed were dimensions. It says 35 3/4" wide, 30" deep and 69 3/4" high. It doesn't mention cubic feet. But keep in mind, mine is six years old. My sister just bought a new LG counter depth (but with ice and water in the door) and I was surprised at how much bigger than mine it appears to be. The salesman told her they are making them differently now, and getting more space by making doors and walls thinner. I don't know how many people live in your house, but we are only two. For us, the fridge is more than enough room. But I am also pretty picky about keeping my fridge organized. I don't have old leftovers in there, and I'm not one to "stock up" on things. We use it, we replace it. Makes things easy, but I think most people don't operate that way. As far as the freezer, again it's organized and there's plenty of room in there. We don't use the ice maker at all because our water here is beyond terrible, and even with the filter we don't want to drink it. So I also keep ice cube trays in there. Bottom line, for our needs it has been great. When it dies, we will absolutely buy another one....See Morewhich is better Samsung vs LG for refrigerator & features to look for?
Comments (30)In-door ice/water dispensers are horrible for longevity and collect all manner of mold, smutz, mineral residue, and condensation. I was given a tip by a long-time appliance servicer to leave the dispenser "night light" turned on continuously which generates enough heat in the cavity to ward-off condensation. That works on my GE which has a little incandescent bulb but newer units typically have LED lighting which doesn't generate sufficient heat to be effective. Those here who have refrigerators equipped with external dispensers, look up into the cavity with a light, you maybe appalled at what you see....See Morejellytoast
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