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Old 12-08-2005, 13:01   #7
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Re: American-style fridge freezers

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Originally Posted by Chris T
We promised ourselves we would buy one of these when our existing kit began to die, and that time is fast approaching! The chest freezer is losing its handle (and is not very highly rated for energy efficiency) and the fridge ... well, we didn't realise quite how bad it is until we went on holiday and noticed that food we put in the fridge in our holiday flat was still fresh at the end of the week.

So, I'm after recommendations. I am fully conversant with the joys of Google, Kelkoo, and the various online stores, but what they don't tell you is which models are good, which brands are well built, and which features are worth having (do I really need twin compressors, for example?!) One thing I know I don't need is ice making and chilled water dispensing. I can't be doing with the hassle of having it plumbed into mains water.

LG are top notch IMO. I have kitchen appliances and dvd/video goods made by them, with no complaints whatsoever. This deal at Comet is great. And it DOESN'T have a water dispenser, which with these styke fridges, is quite a find... HTH
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