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bucolic_frolic

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6. I read a post a few years back
Mon Jan 13, 2025, 02:52 PM
Jan 13

that Frigidaire is the best brand. Of course it was by an independent appliance retailer. I have a Gibson, 28 years, that was made by Frigidaire. I plan to replace it very soon with a ............. Frigidaire!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frigidaire

Frigidaire was the original fridge in 1916. "From 1919 to 1979, the company was owned by General Motors. During that period, it was first a subsidiary of Delco-Light[10] and was later an independent division based in Dayton, Ohio. The division also manufactured air conditioning compressors for GM cars. While the company was owned by General Motors, its logo featured the phrase "Product of General Motors", and later renamed to "Home Environment Division of General Motors".

Frigidaire was sold to the White Consolidated Industries in 1979, which in 1986 was purchased by Electrolux, its current parent. "

Anything made by Electrolux in my experience is top-notch. Like every other industry, history is a series of conglomerations and takeovers. They bought White Consolidated, which had various brand names. For awhile they owned Husqvarna, another top shelf brand. A corporation that is buying and selling divisions, fixing systems, tech, distribution, is a vibrant enterprise.

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I think you deRien Jan 13 #1
I should have taken the ice cube trays from the old one CountAllVotes Jan 13 #3
Have To Have The Water Line, Too ProfessorGAC Jan 13 #4
We Have One ProfessorGAC Jan 13 #2
Thank you for that feedback CountAllVotes Jan 13 #5
Similar Thought Here ProfessorGAC Jan 13 #7
My mother in law has a Nord refrigerator she keeps in her garage as a backup. kimbutgar Jan 13 #11
ugh CountAllVotes Jan 13 #12
Thankfully, We've Never Had... ProfessorGAC Jan 13 #15
I read a post a few years back bucolic_frolic Jan 13 #6
Thank you CountAllVotes Jan 13 #13
I would have considered one but the offerings were limited and more expensive kimbutgar Jan 13 #18
It is made by Electrolux in No. Carolina it says inside of it CountAllVotes Jan 13 #31
No icemaker is a good call. hay rick Jan 13 #8
I don't need an ice maker CountAllVotes Jan 13 #14
I have one . We bought it 2 years ago. Junk. All plastic. Be care with the freezer and refreg. side door shelves and all debm55 Jan 13 #9
I'm alone anyway CountAllVotes Jan 13 #19
It is not all plastic CountAllVotes Jan 13 #20
The vast majority of mine is. Except in the freezer part. However, again the side shelves in the freezer will pop out i debm55 Jan 13 #22
This is a Top Freezer Referigerator CountAllVotes Jan 13 #25
Mine is a top Freezer. I got from Home Depot two years ago. The others were too big for my space. Just be careful of debm55 Jan 13 #27
Our Frigidaire dates back to the 80's and uses R12 Turbineguy Jan 13 #10
Very pleased with Kenmore from Sears. My parents had them, we had them, they lasted forever until.... surfered Jan 13 #16
So Far a Good One Gosmudgeyourself Jan 13 #17
That is encouraging! CountAllVotes Jan 13 #21
Gracias Gosmudgeyourself Jan 13 #36
Good fridge choice, CountAllVotes. wordstroken Jan 13 #23
Thank you CountAllVotes Jan 13 #26
Thank you. wordstroken Jan 13 #33
So sorry about your loved cat. I know the feeling not having him around anymore. Fla Dem Jan 13 #24
LNG is Liquified Natural Gas. LG is the new name for Lucky Goldstar. It's the top fridge Bernardo de La Paz Jan 13 #28
Back in the early 80's I bought a Lucky Goldstar tv Americanme Jan 13 #35
This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Jan 13 #29
Beat tariffs, buy big appliances now. Even US made ones have 10 to 50 percent parts imported, will be hit too. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jan 13 #30
I got this for free CountAllVotes Jan 13 #32
I have a Frigidaire in the garage Americanme Jan 13 #34
Are all fridges tilted forward so that things fall out every time you open the door? usonian Jan 14 #37
I'm not having that problem CountAllVotes Jan 14 #38
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