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Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator



 
 
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Old 19-07-2004, 08:33 PM
Ajanta
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.
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Old 19-07-2004, 09:03 PM
kenji
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

In article , Ajanta
wrote:

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.


new: the usual suspects...Sears, Best Buy, ABT.

Used: Mike's Applicances in Chicago on Ashland just North of Division.
Cooper Hotel Furniture on about 19th and Halsted in the city.
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Old 19-07-2004, 09:11 PM
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"Ajanta" wrote in message
...
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.


You can find dorm-sized refrigerators at Walmart, Shopko, Target, etc. The
little square ones are about a hundred bucks.

Dawn


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Old 19-07-2004, 09:26 PM
Ambrose Cohen
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

In article ,
Ajanta wrote:

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.


Places like Office Depot, Staples or Office Max sometimes carry them
(they might be seasonal). Also try CostCo or a Sam's Club.

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Old 19-07-2004, 09:26 PM
Ambrose Cohen
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

In article ,
Ajanta wrote:

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.


Places like Office Depot, Staples or Office Max sometimes carry them
(they might be seasonal). Also try CostCo or a Sam's Club.

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Old 19-07-2004, 10:34 PM
Petey the Wonder Dog
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke;


Maybe what you can find is a used smallish "real" fridge.

Compacts ice up so quickly and hold so little.
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Old 19-07-2004, 10:34 PM
Petey the Wonder Dog
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke;


Maybe what you can find is a used smallish "real" fridge.

Compacts ice up so quickly and hold so little.
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Old 19-07-2004, 10:34 PM
Petey the Wonder Dog
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke;


Maybe what you can find is a used smallish "real" fridge.

Compacts ice up so quickly and hold so little.
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Old 20-07-2004, 06:34 AM
Gregory Morrow
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator


Petey the Wonder Dog wrote:

Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke;


Maybe what you can find is a used smallish "real" fridge.



"smallish" = "European"....


Compacts ice up so quickly and hold so little.



Heh...kinda like my last "date"....

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Old 21-07-2004, 06:13 AM
Wayne
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Default compact "dorm" refrigerator

Jim Polaski wrote in
:

In article ,
"DawnK" wrote:

"Ajanta" wrote in message
...
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old
one broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she
does cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at
most for a year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know
where they are in Chicago.


You can find dorm-sized refrigerators at Walmart, Shopko, Target,
etc. The little square ones are about a hundred bucks.

Dawn


Pep Boys has them too. About$65 for the smaller square one and $95 for
the larger, about 40% bigger. They were also a brand I recognized not
some thing goofy...


Probably Italian or Asian.

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Old 21-07-2004, 07:07 PM
Jim Polaski
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Default compact "dorm" refrigerator

In article ,
Wayne wrote:

Jim Polaski wrote in
:

In article ,
"DawnK" wrote:

"Ajanta" wrote in message
...
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old
one broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she
does cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at
most for a year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know
where they are in Chicago.

You can find dorm-sized refrigerators at Walmart, Shopko, Target,
etc. The little square ones are about a hundred bucks.

Dawn


Pep Boys has them too. About$65 for the smaller square one and $95 for
the larger, about 40% bigger. They were also a brand I recognized not
some thing goofy...


Probably Italian or Asian.


I think it may have been Igloo....

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while expecting that he will get nothing in return!"

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Old 21-07-2004, 07:07 PM
Jim Polaski
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Default compact "dorm" refrigerator

In article ,
Wayne wrote:

Jim Polaski wrote in
:

In article ,
"DawnK" wrote:

"Ajanta" wrote in message
...
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old
one broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she
does cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at
most for a year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know
where they are in Chicago.

You can find dorm-sized refrigerators at Walmart, Shopko, Target,
etc. The little square ones are about a hundred bucks.

Dawn


Pep Boys has them too. About$65 for the smaller square one and $95 for
the larger, about 40% bigger. They were also a brand I recognized not
some thing goofy...


Probably Italian or Asian.


I think it may have been Igloo....

--
Regards,
JP
"The measure of a man is what he will do
while expecting that he will get nothing in return!"

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Old 26-07-2004, 06:15 PM
Ajanta
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

Thanks to all the responders. We found one for $59 at Best Buy.
(As Eric said, Walmart has one for $55, but BB is closer to our home
and we decided to splurge!)

Ajanta wrote:

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.

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Old 26-07-2004, 06:15 PM
Ajanta
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator

Thanks to all the responders. We found one for $59 at Best Buy.
(As Eric said, Walmart has one for $55, but BB is closer to our home
and we decided to splurge!)

Ajanta wrote:

I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke; her dorm has a kitchen rather than cafeteria, and she does
cook). What is a good cheap brand/store? She will need it at most for a
year, so used stores will fine too. I just don't know where they are in
Chicago.

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Old 28-07-2004, 09:26 PM
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Default Help: compact "dorm" refrigerator


Ajanta wrote
I need to get a compact "dorm" refrigerator for a student (her old one
broke)

salt is much better than a fridge
use salt

tell your daughter to just salt everything down

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