I'd hold out for the icemaker. I like not having to deal with trays and always having ice. I wish ours had the built in filter for the icemaker, but they didn't start doing that till after we bought it. It's so much easier then having to change an external filter. I'm not a big fan of side by sides, but I'll agree that the water dispencers are kinda nifty.
we don't have a/c here...really, it's not all that bad. maybe 2-3 weeks total that it would be nice to have but not necessary...i'd recommend getting a small inflatable pool (we got ours for $7.50 at target last summer...it's 6' x 10' x 3').
at night, you can usually get nice breezes blowing in to cool off the insides.
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Have you considered the fridges from this site: http://www.sunfrost.com/
They're expensive, but they're very energy efficient.
we have looked at them. the truth is we arent too concerned about electricity in a new model fridge- the area has hydroelectric in place.
we will see what we end up with, i desperately want a water filter/ ice maker. aren't i naughty!?
I'd hold out for the icemaker. I like not having to deal with trays and always having ice. I wish ours had the built in filter for the icemaker, but they didn't start doing that till after we bought it. It's so much easier then having to change an external filter. I'm not a big fan of side by sides, but I'll agree that the water dispencers are kinda nifty.
we don't have a/c here...really, it's not all that bad. maybe 2-3 weeks total that it would be nice to have but not necessary...i'd recommend getting a small inflatable pool (we got ours for $7.50 at target last summer...it's 6' x 10' x 3').
at night, you can usually get nice breezes blowing in to cool off the insides.
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