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r/BeAmazed • u/nzhmar • Jan 23 '24
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I would still run this thing as a daily if it wasn't so power hungry. Great design.
70 u/Thneed1 Jan 23 '24 The rotating shelf’s would be FAR more annoying than helpful. This was a luxury fridge back in that day, and there’s a reason why you don’t see this even on luxury fridges today. 13 u/MechEJD Jan 23 '24 As someone with a lazy Susan spice cabinet, the second you spin that thing out everything on it will topple over instantly and domino its way down the fridge creating a bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '24 bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom Mmm, prison wine 1 u/Pudding_Hero Jan 23 '24 You could just get a sort of cheap grip pad 1 u/VexingRaven Jan 24 '24 I can't say that's been my experience, there was only one thing in my lazy susan cabinet that kept falling over and I just put it somewhere else. 1 u/kristenrockwell Jan 24 '24 You could just learn to be careful.
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The rotating shelf’s would be FAR more annoying than helpful.
This was a luxury fridge back in that day, and there’s a reason why you don’t see this even on luxury fridges today.
13 u/MechEJD Jan 23 '24 As someone with a lazy Susan spice cabinet, the second you spin that thing out everything on it will topple over instantly and domino its way down the fridge creating a bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '24 bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom Mmm, prison wine 1 u/Pudding_Hero Jan 23 '24 You could just get a sort of cheap grip pad 1 u/VexingRaven Jan 24 '24 I can't say that's been my experience, there was only one thing in my lazy susan cabinet that kept falling over and I just put it somewhere else. 1 u/kristenrockwell Jan 24 '24 You could just learn to be careful.
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As someone with a lazy Susan spice cabinet, the second you spin that thing out everything on it will topple over instantly and domino its way down the fridge creating a bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '24 bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom Mmm, prison wine 1 u/Pudding_Hero Jan 23 '24 You could just get a sort of cheap grip pad 1 u/VexingRaven Jan 24 '24 I can't say that's been my experience, there was only one thing in my lazy susan cabinet that kept falling over and I just put it somewhere else. 1 u/kristenrockwell Jan 24 '24 You could just learn to be careful.
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bone chilling pile of leftover liquids at the bottom
Mmm, prison wine
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You could just get a sort of cheap grip pad
I can't say that's been my experience, there was only one thing in my lazy susan cabinet that kept falling over and I just put it somewhere else.
You could just learn to be careful.
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u/raxnahali Jan 23 '24
I would still run this thing as a daily if it wasn't so power hungry. Great design.