Gosh. I don't want to be mixed in with the spam.....

All that spam has been reported.

Dry ice ... often found at supermarkets and bait shops.

There are videos and instructions all over the net. Never tried it myself, but it depends on the kind of dent.

If I had conspicuous damage like that, if anyone were rude enough to ask about it, I would shrug and say "Velociraptors ... they are so hard to house train."

Our WalMart carries dry ice.

"If I had conspicuous damage like that, if anyone were rude enough to ask about it, I would shrug and say "Velociraptors ... they are so hard to house train.""

LOL

I was thinking, "Hunger pains."

I can't imagine any of my friends and family asking. They know how I do it. Also, they know better...

:)

That was a good one, lazygardens.

If the refrigerator comes with a warranty, call KA and inquire about a replacement "skin" for the door. When our KA fridge (a built-in model) was installed, the installer pointed out what appeared to be a dent, or anomaly along the top edge of the freezer door (really only visible because of the way the light hit it). KA sent out a replacement SS skin (at no charge), but when the tech was there, he thought the ripple in the SS was actually the result of one of the screws along the top of the door, being tightened too much, resulting in that slight dip in the metal skin. After he loosened the screw, the dent/ripple disappeared, but he left the skin for us "just in case" we ever needed to replace it.

Perhaps they would send a replacement out for you as a goodwill gesture, even if no warranty is in place to cover it. Always worth inquiring! :)

Thanks cat_mom. I will try that. The fridge will have full warranty.

Maybe the people that do car dents could take it out. We just had some dents made smooth and totally gone by a guy who came to the house and worked it out. It's a miracle!!!