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New Fridge

The fridge that came with our house when we bought it, was not the best fridge in the world. We could not use the ice machine because there was permanent rust and grossness in it. I tried to clean it when we first moved in, but it was so old, that it just stayed where it was. We also could not use the water in the fridge because there was mold in the tubes! I tried to clean it with a toothbrush and a rolled up paper towel. But again-no such luck in actually getting it clean! Another issue-it leaked! We could not figure out where the leaking was coming from, so we shut off the water. Guess what- IT STILL LEAKED! It was getting so bad that it was actually ruining the floor around the fridge! Here is our lovely off white/light tan/yellowish fridge. You can see the mat under it, that to help with the water leaking.
Inside isn't much better. As you may be able to see, some of the shelves and drawers are broken. We didn't have a lot of space either.
Needless to say- we needed a new fridge. This weekend we went out in search of a good deal. We found a really good one at hhgregg! Below is our new fridge:


We now have a stainless steel fridge! Isn't it pretty? We can use the water AND the ice from this fridge!




Here's the beautiful inside. All of the drawers and shelves are fully functional! We also have a lot more room for storing food. We also have a nice pull-out freezer below with TONS of storage.

The best part about this-no more cleaning up random puddles of water on the floor!

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