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The Roper Top-Mount Refrigerator by the Whirlpool Collection (14 cu.ft)

The Roper Refrigerator by the Whirlpool Collection is a basic refrigerator and freezer combination. The space is about 14 cubic feet, which leaves enough space for food for about two people for a month. Sometimes it takes a little planning to get all of the groceries in the compartments.

If the freezer or fridge becomes too full, do not expect the food to be properly cooled. There are two shelves in the fridge half of the refrigerator that can be adjusted to your liking. I do not use one of the shelves, so I can fit bigger items on the bottom shelf.

The drawers at the bottom of the fridge are cheaply made and do not have a track, they are only fitted, but do the job. The butter compartments are basic. The doors have fallen off before but can be placed again. The freezer has two shelves on the door and they are pretty much useless.

The small items that you can fit in there, i.e. hotdogs or icepacks, only fall out when you open the freezer. So, I don’t use those either. There are also some useless handles on the wrong side of the doors, but nonetheless, it is easy to open and closes quietly. Once again, the fridge is basic. For $770.00, not much more can be expected. It is pleasing to the eye, white and petite.

Pros
- Pretty good performance
- Cheap price tag

Cons
- Useless compartments
- Limited amount of food storage

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