Re: Help selecting a new refridgerator please ?

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If I were you, I'd call a couple of repairmen in your area, tell them

that your highly allergic to dust and mold and ask them for their

suggestions. I would think that they'd know which are the easiest to

maintain.

>

> Dear Forum Members,

>

> I went to buy a new refridgerator today and was distressed to find

> that (all?) the new ones

> have drain pans that cannot be accessed, and the coils cannot be

> cleaned either. Is this

> really as I was told? Are they all being made that way now-a-days?

>

> If not, which new model would be best to get?

>

> My 1975 Sears Kenmore still runs like a top, but it has open

> fiberglass insulation that

> is dusty to say the least, and the sponge under the drain pan has

> definitely seen it's better

> day. If I could remove all the old insulation, I just might keep

> it. But I'm not certain this

> could (or should be done).

>

> Help? !

>

> Todd in Tenn.

>