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Old 04-01-2004, 02:35 PM
Craig Watts
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I finally got a freezer after much debate. Cindy did not want a chest
freezer. Everything that goes into a chest freezer just goes to the
bottomless pit and dies! What ever.

So we went to the Home Depot looking for this front loading 5.0 cubic
ft freezer for $136.00. The one thing I don't need to do is re-invent
the wheel on a large freezer costing $800.00. I harvested 3 deer this
year and combined with the 30# of polish sausage the main freezer in
the house is just not managable.

On the way to the freezer on sale we ran into the sratch and dent
sale. The freezer I was going to look at was a no name. Here at the
sratch and dent was a 8.8 cubic foot GE chest freezer for $140.00.
Normally well over $220.00. We did the cost analysis on the
efficientcy vs. the front loader. Well, just couldn't pull Cindy away
from the scratchn' dent model. That combined with two $30 gift cards
really made it affordable.

So to sum it up I got my chest freezer!
 




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