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Frigidaire Retro Bullet Ice Maker (Silver or Black)
$59
$119.00
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Walmart has Frigidaire Retro Bullet Ice Maker (Silver or Black) on sale for $59. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Rapid ice production: 26 pounds of ice within just 24 hours
- Intuitive LED indicators: featuring bright LED indicators, making it easy to know when your ice maker is ready to serve.
- Transparent ice-level monitoring: the large see-through window allows you to effortlessly monitor ice levels without needing to open the machine, ensuring you're never caught off guard.
- Ample water storage: with a substantial 1.2-quart water reservoir capacity, this ice maker maximizes ice production before requiring a refill.
- Dual ice size options: create ice that suits your preferences with the option to produce bullet-shaped ice in two different sizes, making it versatile for various beverage types.
- Convenient ice access: an ice shovel is included for easy and mess-free ice retrieval.
- Effortless maintenance: equipped with a convenient drain plug, ensuring a hassle-free cleaning and maintenance process.
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Walmart [walmart.com] has Frigidaire Retro Bullet Ice Maker (Silver) on sale for $59. Shipping is Free.
- Makes 26-lbs of ice in 24 hours
Created 03-07-2024
at 05:04 AM
by minntwins | Staff
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| Product Name: | Frigidaire 26 lb Retro Bullet Ice Maker Silver EFIC128 |
| Product Description: | Frigidaire 26 lb Retro Ice Maker ensures you always have fresh ice on hand with the superior ice making abilities of the Frigidaire Retro Counter Top Ice Maker! Designed to make 26 pounds of ice in 2 different sizes this handy counter top appliance is sleek and compact and can store 1.5 pounds of ice at a time! Featuring bright LED indicators and a large see-through window so you can easily monitor ice levels the Frigidaire Retro Counter Top Ice Maker is ideal for use all year round for large parities or for use in a dorm room! |
| Product SKU: | 275518107 |
| UPC: | 58465825348 |
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I have owned about eight of these over the last ten years. They all last an average of one year before a mechanical issue shuts them down or they get ravaged by hidden mold which can develop if you allow the ice to melt and re-freeze repeatedly without regular cleaning. If you do get mold, cleaning it all out is impossible and it is better to just throw it out.
Periodically, you will want to run concentrated lemon juice and some diluted Clorox bleach through the machine to sterilize it and keep mineral deposits down. If you are not going to use it, empty and dry it as best as you can. Also, some units have silicone drain plugs that are easy to damage or lose. Keep an eye on it.
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I don't know, am I being dumb? Does anyone utilize these table top ice makers to just keep ice available for some random once a week use? Does is that super inefficient due to how these function?
I definitely like these little bullets better than regular ice cubes. And since it's a stand alone system, all it needs is a regular power outlet, so it doesn't need to be in the kitchen. We just put it in the laundry room out of the way.
Another alternative is simply ice trays. A two pack costs $1.25 at Dollar Tree. A couple of these might make as much as the posted ice maker. Assuming you have enough space in your freezer of course.
My first comment in this thread was in response to someone who seemed to wonder how the posted ice maker could produce 26 pounds of ice given the small size. I stated that it was indeed possible to make that much ice, just not at one time. Furthermore, I also said that there is a need for these devices for some consumers. I am one. Just not an everyday user.
Not sure why you're insulting me but I'm only trying to be helpful to others.
Backet is a real word and if you've never used one of these devices before you might think that "backet" is an ice maker specific item.