The Cook wrote:
> My husband came home from Lowe's yesterday and asked if I wanted
> another freezer. Since I cannot get anything else in the 17 cubic
> foot upright we now have, I said sure. It is a 25 cf chest type with
> a dent in the front. Otherwise just fine. DH is now making space in
> the basement. Original price was $698, out cost $375. To start
> with we can empty the upright and defrost it.
Our upright freezer, refrigerator, and gas stove all came from Lowe's
with scratches and dents. Combined savings of over $800.00 and I defy
anyone to find the scratches and dents.

Your husband can probably use a toilet plunger to pull the dent out of
the freezer unless it is actually creased.

Chest freezers are easier to lose things in so we always kept a list
taped to the lid and had a diagram of what was where. Baskets help too.
I even use the plastic mini-crates in our upright so like things are
together.

Did you pat him on the back for doing good?

George

My husband came home from Lowe's yesterday and asked if I wanted
another freezer. Since I cannot get anything else in the 17 cubic
foot upright we now have, I said sure. It is a 25 cf chest type with
a dent in the front. Otherwise just fine. DH is now making space in
the basement. Original price was $698, out cost $375. To start
with we can empty the upright and defrost it.
--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)