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Refrigerator: Replacement Adventure

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  • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
    Ever heard of the really cheap sealing method where one puts a Zip lock bag into water? Apparently that forces all the air out just like vacuum sealing. I remember doing that when I was living at home but don't recall why.
    I would think that would be significantly less efficient than the vacuum sealing process, but an improvement over just bagging.
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    • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
      sold out.
      they have it on the foodsaver site for $59.95 (refurbished too) http://www.foodsaver.com/deals/reman...0.html#start=2

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      • Originally posted by Sparko View Post
        they have it on the foodsaver site for $59.95 (refurbished too) http://www.foodsaver.com/deals/reman...0.html#start=2
        currently not available online
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        • I snagged one! 3040 model, reduced and combined with 20 dollars off, added a jar sealer, free shipping, taxed, for total of 96.10.

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          • Originally posted by Jedidiah View Post
            I would think that would be significantly less efficient than the vacuum sealing process, but an improvement over just bagging.
            Yes....I seem to recall this was something Mom and I were doing but I don't remember why. Maybe our Seal a Meal was busted by then.
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            • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
              I snagged one! 3040 model, reduced and combined with 20 dollars off, added a jar sealer, free shipping, taxed, for total of 96.10.

              nice. that sounds like a good deal

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                It has arrived and is passing tests. I have a slightly puckered bagel to show for it.
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                • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
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                  It has arrived and is passing tests. I have a slightly puckered bagel to show for it.
                  yeah, generally squishable things like bread are not good in vacuum bags. That is why you need canisters.

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                  • Arrrggghh....now the a/C compressor has to be replaced. This costs beaucoup money and the fridge has to be postponed...
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                    • ....actually that's half the story. .. I had the timing belt replaced and that costs money. A mechanic friend almost had a heart attack when I mentioned the maintenance schedule said it had to be replaced at 90,000 miles. Apparently it should be 75,000 miles or so due to our desert environs. Since I was going to the mountains, I asked them to check the brakes and go ahead and recharge the temperamental a/C as well, and that's when we made the discovery
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                      • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
                        Arrrggghh....now the a/C compressor has to be replaced. This costs beaucoup money and the fridge has to be postponed...
                        Er....the compressor on my car.
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                        • At this rate I'll have a brand new car for my annual trip to the mountains and an iffy fridge that may go phut while I'm gone.
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                          • Originally posted by DesertBerean View Post
                            At this rate I'll have a brand new car for my annual trip to the mountains and an iffy fridge that may go phut while I'm gone.
                            a car trip sounds like more fun though.

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                            • Originally posted by sparko View Post
                              a car trip sounds like more fun though.
                              lol.
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