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with the measured fill on the door. I had that on an old kenmore and freaking loved it. think about how many times you're hunting for a measuring cup to measure water for oatmeal or a recipe. just put the cup under the water, check oz or cups and hit 'go'.

I do not want a water dispenser. They end with white calcium? buildup on the tray. It is nasty looking after a while.

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Posted by CORIMA

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Posted on 7/1/20 at 11:06 am to Janky

as I probably open the freezer once a week, I prefer it at the bottom. It allows a 36" wide refrigerator section, all at eye level.

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Posted by CAD703X

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Posted on 7/1/20 at 11:07 am to Janky

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Why not?

i'm old and hate bending over sideways to get crap out. the handle always comes loose no matter how much i tighten the little hex screws because i have a big family and the little kids are always yanking on it. popsicles fall down behind everything and the door doesn't get closed all the way and i open it to find everything covered with ice, you can never ever find anything because all the frozen food sits in a gigantic basket instead of having shelves like a side-by-side so you end up piling everything on the counter looking for something...should i go on?

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I do not want a water dispenser. They end with white calcium? buildup on the tray. It is nasty looking after a while.

this isn't really an issue. i just pour a tiny bit of bleach in the drain tray and let it sit for an hour to kill any mold build up and rinse it in the sink. if the tray itself comes out (it should) just put it in a pot in the sink w/ vingear for a couple hours and that will get rid of it.

This post was edited on 7/1/20 at 11:27 am

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