We finally got our new fridge today! YEAH! It's white, which matches all the other appliances in the kitchen. Another bonus for it is that it closes fully. Also the lack of rust and black stuff makes me very happy. Unfortunately the old fridge is now hanging out on our death trap of a deck. Try as they might the walls wouldn't move even one inch to let the fridge through. (Crazy how that works.) My land lord told them to just try and "shove" it through, but they didn't want to take out a whole corner of wall to get the fridge out. Instead of giving up my land lord told the installers that they could leave the old fridge on the back deck and bring the new one in. I'm just wondering what he's thinking about doing with the old one. It doesn't have the doors on it anymore so the next time it rains it's going to get filled with water which will then grow mold and be gross. He did say something about a sledge hammer and "busting it apart" to take it down "piece by piece." I don't know much about old fridges, but I thought there were CFCs in there or something which you shouldn't let into the atmosphere. I don't really know, but I did bring that issue up with him. His other brilliant idea was to take down one of the rickety railings that I wouldn't even trust enough to lean on and just push the fridge off the second floor deck. Yeah, that sounds like a great idea.
So anyone want an old, rusty, fridge that doesn't close all the way? You can have it for free if you can get it off our deck!
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Awesome.
Maybe you and dan can rig up a sling with his climbing gear and get the thing down. You really don't want to let it just sit there becuase then the landlord will stop worrying about it and it will be gross and you know Char is going to find her way into it or something.
The reason he didn't put the doors back on was because of the danger of children getting caught inside of it.
Plant a magic bean. When it grows you can lower it on the stock.
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