WHIRLPOOL WRT519SZDW top freezer freestanding refrigerator

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I love how much space there is and the many different way you can arrange the shelves. The best thing is that the shelves on the door are very sturdy, which was very important to me, our previous fridge could barely hold anything without falling down when you opened the door. I am very happy with my purchase.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) We bought this to replace our faithful 28-year-old, 30-in-wide Whirlpool of similar design, which finally died of old age. There's a lot to like in the new one. It is an attractive-looking unit. We really like the glass shelves and clear plastic pull-out bins, as they make it very easy to see the food. It is roomier than the old model, partly because it is a little taller and sticks out into the kitchen a couple of inches more, and also because the interior has been organized somewhat more effectively. The door shelves have a good capacity, but with respect to the freezer-door shelves, we do not like the gap between the bottom of the shelf and the retaining bar. It is extremely annoying to open the door and have a pack of frozen hotdogs slip through the gap and thud loudly on the floor. We had to find and purchase a couple of long and narrow clear plastic bins that fit inside the shelves, to stop this problem The pullout bins in the refrigerator section definitely do not seem as sturdy as my former ones. Only time will tell how well they hold up. I have only had this unit for six weeks. It is rather noisy when the condenser is on. It appears that we will just have to live with that. Some strips of metal around the door edges are simply crimped and glued in place, leaving unsightly crevices, some of which are dirt-catchers. When delivered, excess dried glue had not been removed. There are some gaps between the door seals and the doors—also dirt catchers. Overall, we are pleased. If not for the problems mentioned above, it would earn five stars.