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Kenmore 50043 25 Cu. Ft. Side-by-Side

Refrigerator with Water and Ice Dispenser




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Item includes room of choice delivery, unboxing, item hook-up and free optional haul-away at checkout 25 cubic feet of interior space, adjustable easy-to-clean glass shelving. Gallon door bins and a humidity-controlled clear crisper bin give you tons of storage and organization options throughout the fridge The in-door Dual Pad ice and water dispenser puts fresh water right in your glass, no button fumbling required. The ice dispenser has a clear built-in window so you can keep tabs on ice levels. A built-in water filter reduces water contaminants Gallon-sized adjustable door bins, a dairy shelf, and tall item accommodation make grabbing commonly-used items quick and easy This slim side-by-side refrigerator is lit up by bright LEDs so you can always find what you need, no need to dig through the fridge for the leftover pie.Voltage (V) : 110. Size:25 cu. ft. | Color:Stainless Steel The Kenmore 25 cu ft side-by-side fridge has plenty of room for snacks, fresh foods, leftovers and meal-time staples. Whether you thrive on fresh fruits and veggies or live off of a week’s worth of leftovers and frozen pizzas, this fridge has the flexible storage options and freshness technology to keep foods chilled and tasty. Easy to clean, organize and stock, this Kenmore fridge is perfect for apartments and single family homes. Store More This 25-cubic-foot side-by-side refrigerator has the flexible storage options you need to keep foods organized and accessible. Ice and Water Where You Need It This in-door, dual-pad ice and water dispenser makes it easy to fill your cup with ice and water, without pushing a button. Push the ice pad to dispense ice, and then slide your cup back and press the water pad to dispense water. Plus, keep an eye on ice levels with the clear, built-in window. Access Everyday Items with Ease Gallon-sized door bins, a dairy shelf and accommodation for tall items make grabbing frequently used favorites quick and easy. These storage options keep everything from jugs of milk to bottles of wine visible and within reach.


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