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New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
DH and I bought all new kitchen appliances yesterday! 
They are scheduled to be delivered on Wednesday. How do we handle what we have in our fridge and freezer? When should we unplug our old fridge? Can we wait until right before the new one is going to be delivered? I have so much stuff in the fridge and freezer and I'd hate to see it all go to waste.... 
Any tips?
I am soooooooo excited to get our new stuff! We got everything from the Frigidaire Gallery collection - awesome deals at PC Richards! 
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Posted 7/3/11 9:41 AM  |
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Erica
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
you need to have the new one plugged in for a while - sometimes 24 hours - to transfer food.
We moved our frige to another outlet, so the new one could go into the right spot until it was ready.
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| Posted 7/3/11 12:33 PM |
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maymama
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
V, cant help with the transfer but where the deals really that good? I saw the 25% off advertisement but was it on all ... what were the restrictions?! 
and congrats on the new appliances!!
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| Posted 7/3/11 12:38 PM |
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MrsS6510
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
When we bought ours we put as much stuff as we could in the basement and garage refrigerators and the rest in a large cooler with some ice packs.
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| Posted 7/3/11 1:47 PM |
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smooney
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
Posted by Erica
you need to have the new one plugged in for a while - sometimes 24 hours - to transfer food.
We moved our frige to another outlet, so the new one could go into the right spot until it was ready.
thats what we did too
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| Posted 7/3/11 3:51 PM |
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Stacey1403
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
Posted by smooney
Posted by Erica
you need to have the new one plugged in for a while - sometimes 24 hours - to transfer food.
We moved our frige to another outlet, so the new one could go into the right spot until it was ready.
thats what we did too
Us too
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| Posted 7/3/11 5:57 PM |
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Tine73
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
We moved everything right into the new fridge right away and it wasnt a problem.
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| Posted 7/3/11 9:03 PM |
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AidansArmy
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Re: New appliances - a question about the refrigerator...
Posted by Tine73
We moved everything right into the new fridge right away and it wasnt a problem.
We did too. I didn't empty it until just before they arrived. I put frozen food in the sink and everything else on the kitchen table.
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| Posted 7/4/11 11:16 PM |
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