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How do I get this out? It's in really tight.
Getting fridge out of tight space?
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How do I get this out? It's in really tight.
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Pull from bottom [empty it first]
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There's nothing to grab hold of. Shall I pull the legs?
And to think we lived and fought through a war.
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Spay furniture polish on the floor in front of the fridge and then pull out.
Andy
Andy
Ask you granddad to do it.
Slide a 10 pound note under the fridge,. tell your teenage son it is theirs if they can get it.
if the feet are stuck to the floor, you may not be able to spray furniture polish under them. But if you push it to tilt it, you will probably get a gap big enough to spray into.
Once it starts to move, it will probably glide quite easily on the furniture polish.
AFAIK polish does not go sticky, then hard, as it dries, like WUL does.
Once you have the appliance out, scrub and swab the floor very clean. Kitchens tend to accumulate sticky deposits due to cooking.
Once it starts to move, it will probably glide quite easily on the furniture polish.
AFAIK polish does not go sticky, then hard, as it dries, like WUL does.
Once you have the appliance out, scrub and swab the floor very clean. Kitchens tend to accumulate sticky deposits due to cooking.
And then go for a well deserved lie down.
with a cold one from the fridge
Is there's space you could get a sheet of hardboard, shiny side down (rougher side up), tilt the fridge back and slide the sheet in under the feet (getting the back ones on is sometimes tricky), once it's on you you should be able to pull the board from the front with it on top.
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