Anyone have any experience with these? Am considering a U-line as the design
seems more spacious. How about problems and electrical usuage? Thank you.

"Joan Girdler" > wrote in message
m...
> Anyone have any experience with these? Am considering a U-line as the
design
> seems more spacious. How about problems and electrical usuage? Thank you.

See he http://subzero.com/subzero/description.asp?id=700BR

Van wrote:

> See he http://subzero.com/subzero/description.asp?id=700BR

Aggg. Now that I'm officially a commuter, I while away my hour on the
road/day doing Kegels, crunches, and having, for the first time since I
was loafing teenager, a very active fantasy life. Number two fantasy is
"my dream kitchen" and I was seeing those drawers just today!
blacksalt
My number one fantasy, and I encourage other commuters to try it, is to
try and come up with everyone you'd like to give a nice, pricey gift to,
figure out what, how to get it to them, and what a note would say that
would put them at ease and not give away who gave it to them. It is a
lovely way to begin or end a day.

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 15:36:42 -0700, kalanamak
> wrote:

> Van wrote:
>
> > See he http://subzero.com/subzero/description.asp?id=700BR
>
> Aggg. Now that I'm officially a commuter, I while away my hour on the
> road/day doing Kegels, crunches, and having, for the first time since I
> was loafing teenager, a very active fantasy life. Number two fantasy is
> "my dream kitchen" and I was seeing those drawers just today!

I'd rather have a set of those dishwasher drawers.
Refrigerator drawers would be put to better use in other
parts of the house (if I had those luxuries, of course). As
it is, my refrigerator had to fit into a finite space and my
GE Profile has been a winner since I bought it.

Looking at all of the competition these days, I probably
would have chosen a different brand from SubZero anyway even
if I could have fitted a wide/shallow (my dream fridge) in
that particular kitchen space.

> blacksalt
> My number one fantasy, and I encourage other commuters to try it, is to
> try and come up with everyone you'd like to give a nice, pricey gift to,
> figure out what, how to get it to them, and what a note would say that
> would put them at ease and not give away who gave it to them. It is a
> lovely way to begin or end a day.

You are a very kind person (I know you and I can testify to
it) - but I'd rank generous giving dreams second to dreaming
about a new kitchen!



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