Lifehack: do not buy a refrigerator with an ice maker

[MR. SNIFLES]

Ive got too much shyt on my countertops already

PUT IT IN THE FREEZER.

 

[Sbp]

Sub-Zero

Forgot about that one. That's another great brand.

 

[Mordith]

Nikkas buy the cheapest appliance they can find then wonder why they have issues with it

I have never had an issue with the ice maker on my refrigerator

 

[rabbid]

what's the best one to get. good looks op. bout to buy one now

 

[ORDER_66]

Nikkas buy the cheapest appliance they can find then wonder why they have issues with it

I have never had an issue with the ice maker on my refrigerator

A samsung fridge is cheap?!?!?

 

[levitate]

Nah, I’ll keep our fridge with dual icemakers.

 

[Regular Developer]

Ive got too much shyt on my countertops already

I agree with this. I like my minimalistic counter tops, but this is dope knowledge to have

 

[-DMP-]

Real men don’t use ice

 

[duck]

I got a GE fridge for last 3 years, ice maker works just fine

 

[Anbesa]

Idk if anyone could use this info but it helped me recently. If you have a GE fridge, and are paying $50 each for for their water filters you don't need to do that. The cheaper water filters fit and work just as good, only thing is the refrigerator won't recognize it and will give you an error code. This is bc GE uses a RFID tag in the label of their filters. All you gotta do is peel the label off the original filter and wrap it around the cheaper one. I paid $30 for 4 filters doing this vs the $200 it would have cost me from GE.

 

[The Pledge]

Whoever made McDonald’s Ice cream machines and refrigerator ice makers ain’t shyt and their mom ain’t shyt

 

[MikelArteta]

or just buy with a warranty. Fridge from costco ice maker stopped working a year in costco came picked it up and gave me a new fridge

 

[Sad Bunny]

My fridge hasn’t had any issues with the icemaker. I wish I copped the water thing with the fridge though. I didn’t because I heard they can be a headache if they’re ever broken.

 

[Address_Unknown]

4 Ice Trays.
Fill with water.
Get ice.
Put ice in a bag.
Rinse and repeat.
Literally.

I honestly don't know who has a life so tepid that they need 'on demand' ice to justify buying an ice maker of any kind short of a cookout/party and even then, a few 10lb bags at 5 a pop sorts that immediately.
But that's just me.​

 

[Shadow]

How much ice you using, breh?