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Ge Appliances GTS22KMNRDS Ge® 21.9 Cu. Ft. Top-Freezer Refrigerator vent_width_30-35 The Hood Features A Fan
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Ge Appliances GTS22KMNRDS Ge® 21.9 Cu. Ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator vent_width_30 35 The Hood Features A Fan The Hood Features A Fan Designed For Years Of Trouble Free Service Space Saving IcemakerLocated On The Door With Integrated Bins To Create More Usable Storage Space Second Icemaker OptionAlways Have Extra Ice On Hand With An Optional Second Icemaker In The Freezer (Im5D Kit Sold Separately) Advanced Water Filtration Uses Rpwfe Replacement FilterReduces Trace Pharmaceuticals From Water And Ice* (* Removes 98% Of Ibuprofen Refrigerators Based On An Independent Study Of Property Maintenance Personnel Eliminates The Need To Fill Ice Trays And Ensures You Have A Steady Supply Of Ice On Hand Made In America70 To 90% U
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