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On Sunday Dani and I had approximately the following conversation:

Me: I think we should start paying attention to fridge ads, and when we see something reasonable at an acceptable price we should buy it.

Dani: Why?

Me: Well, our current fridge has already died once and been fixed, and it's 40 years old, and that can't be a good sign.

Dani: But it could last another five or ten years if it's lasted 40.

Me: Or five or ten days. We don't know, and fridges aren't that expensive.

That's where the conversation ended.

I would not be making this entry if that's where things really ended :-( (Hello. I wasn't trying to be prophetic, ok?!)

Unfortunately, since I really do need to be involved in a choice of replacement, there's not much we can do before I return from out of town. (No time to shop before I leave.) Maybe the putzing around I did tonight will fix it, much like the repairman's putzing around fixed it last time. Or maybe not. The fridge part seems to be ok; it's the freezer that's, shall we say, tending toward the soft and squishy.

I predict a meat dinner tomorrow night...

ice makers

Date: 2004-07-07 04:59 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] anniemal.livejournal.com
I will be seeing repairmen for the 3rd time to try to get mine to stop leaking. The 1st one made it worse and ripped out my basement ceiling looking for a valve. Without asking or telling. I knew it wasn't there, but he wouldn't listen. I thought he was done destroying it, went upstairs, and he kept going.

The next set (different company) fixed it, but it only lasted 1-2 wks. For $275, I want to not have to keep squeezing out towels 4x/day.

They are wonderful when they work, and hell when they break.

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