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Posted by DerbyDad03 on March 26, 2008, 12:31 pm
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> > > what the hell refrigerator (note proper spelling of this word) is NOT =
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> > > sided?
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> > > > Hi, so I just moved into a new place (leased, not owned), and I have=
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> > > > slight problem... =A0the refridgerator isn't magnetic, and I have a =
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> > > > of magnetic spice containers that I was going to put there. =A0So I
> > > > bought a piece of sheet metal that the magnets do stick to.
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> > > > I want to mount it to the piece of wallboard on the side of the
> > > > refridgerator.
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> > > > What's the best way to mount it? =A0Just drill holes in the corners =
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> > > > use some short drywall screws? =A0or is there a better way?
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> > Stainless steel is nonmagnetic, so if it's a stainless fridge, magnets
> > won't stick!
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> > -Nathan
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> Hmm, interesting. The SO wants a stainless fridge, but she has a lot of
> magnet clutter on the old one... Never thought about the stainless ones
> being non-magnetic but it's a good point.
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> (Incidentally, many types of stainless *are* magnetic. Given the
> popularity of magnets on fridges, you'd think some appliance
> manufacturer would jump on that possibility.)- Hide quoted text -
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I saw this on TV last week. Not sure if it was Cool Tools or not - it
wasn't exactly an infomercial, but it was certainly one of those
crossover segments where it ends up being nothing more than an
extended commercial in the middle of a regular show, using the show's
host and format as the backdrop. I hate it when they do that.
But I digress...
Turn your current appliances into stainless steel, magnetic and all.
http://www.liquidstainlesssteel.com/
I wouldn't mind seeing the results of this product, bu I'm sure not
going to try it myself!
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