Whirlpool 20RB D1L -american fridge £540 else where £790

The Whirlpool 20RB D1L Side by Side has a great 11.5 cu.ft fridge capacity and a 6.9 cu.ft freezer capacity and an 'A+' energy rating.

£599 plus quidco get another £60 off £540

cheapest else where £790 in boots & m&s its £844



http://www.bestbuy.co.uk/product/1000146637/whirlpool-20rb-d1l-side-by-side.aspx


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Val :)
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  • felix65
    felix65 Posts: 446 Forumite
    yes deal gone now

    any one who bought it

    u can get cashback as on item details on website stated it had ice & water dispencer & it dosent ,,they have altered it now but i got money back
    Val :)
  • Are there any other offers on american fridge freezers?
    Which one would you recommend?
    Is Daewoo frsu20iai any good?
    Thanks
  • Do you have to plumb it in if you have the water dispenser?
  • my mum is looking for a large side by side american fridge freezer too..

    Would love to find a good deal
  • fayefaye5 wrote: »
    my mum is looking for a large side by side american fridge freezer too..

    Would love to find a good deal




    Me too/ Good deqls welcome :j
  • squack
    squack Posts: 633 Forumite
    these fridges can be a factor in encouraging obesity. this is because the food doesn't last any longer than in a normal size fridge, but due to the larger quantities that can be stored, more is consumed. Very handy if you have a "big family" though i suppose !
    squaaaaaaaaacccckkkkkk!!!! :money:
  • fayefaye5
    fayefaye5 Posts: 135 Forumite
    edited 29 November 2010 at 6:08PM
    squack wrote: »
    these fridges can be a factor in encouraging obesity. this is because the food doesn't last any longer than in a normal size fridge, but due to the larger quantities that can be stored, more is consumed. Very handy if you have a "big family" though i suppose !

    Im not sure a fridge is a factor in encouraging obesity. Its personal choice how much you put in, and consume :P

    Yes someone could fill it with dozens of pies, cakes,and fattening foods but to blame a fridge for being a factor, im not sure makes much sense :P Our weekly shopping list wouldn't change with the purchase of a new fridge, but things would just get more spread out :) As it is now, our fridge is so jam packed, things touch the sides and it causes water build up

    We have a tiny 2 person fridge for a 5 person family, and after a sunday lunch there is zero room for leftovers so we think its finally time to upgrade :D Plus with all the winter weather, it makes sense to get in some frozen foods and start freezing bread and such
  • squack
    squack Posts: 633 Forumite
    fayefaye5 wrote: »
    Im not sure a fridge is a factor in encouraging obesity. Its personal choice how much you put in, and consume :P

    Yes someone could fill it with dozens of pies, cakes,and fattening foods but to blame a fridge for being a factor, im not sure makes much sense :P Our weekly shopping list wouldn't change with the purchase of a new fridge, but things would just get more spread out :) As it is now, our fridge is so jam packed, things touch the sides and it causes water build up

    We have a tiny 2 person fridge for a 5 person family, and after a sunday lunch there is zero room for leftovers so we think its finally time to upgrade :D Plus with all the winter weather, it makes sense to get in some frozen foods and start freezing bread and such

    sounds like you have more self control than many, unfortunately the american-style body is rapidly becoming the norm over here
    squaaaaaaaaacccckkkkkk!!!! :money:
  • squack wrote: »
    sounds like you have more self control than many, unfortunately the american-style body is rapidly becoming the norm over here


    Well i sure lacked it while living in america... gained 80 lbs in the 5 years I lived there lol :P

    But it wasnt due to my fridge.. it was due to eating out all the time, portion sizes and too much time spent gaming rather than exercising lol!
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