Even If I Were Rich I'd Never Buy This

[DayByDay]

We went to Lowe's today because we needed a new range (which we get to deduct from our rent). We didn't have to, but we picked the cheapest electric range there. It looks nice and does the job. Next to the ranges were the sample "kitchens." The one closest had an under-the-counter ice-maker that looked like a mini refrigerator. $1200 for a lousy ice maker that does the same job as a 50 cent plastic ice tray. The kitchen also featured a mini under-the-counter wine refrigerator with wooden racks in it. That was also something like $1200. I can't believe people actually feel they need these things, especially for those ridiculous amounts. Add those to my list of things I'd never waste money on even if I were rich.

[project15]

I wouldn't buy it if I was simply rich, however, I might buy it if I was ridiculously rich - just because.

[cschin4]

If money were no object, I would buy it if I liked it. But, I would not go into debt for such things.

[PrincessPerky]

Whats wrong with the ice maker in the fridge? (not that I have one...) just wondering why you need to run two appliances to chill water...wouldn't one do the trick?

Not like this was a second 'bar' in the 'rec room'..right? Though if it came with it's own bartender...nah, still prolly wouldn't, I drink water cold, but most hard liquor straight up...(and skip the chaser) (though wine I might cool ... cept I drink wine wiht dinner, so why not store it in the fridge...)

[Ima saver]

Well, I have a seperate ice maker in my bar. I don't have that many parties but my husband fills his cooler with ice to take his lunch to work, so it gets good use!! We use a lot of ice!

[project15]

(though wine I might cool ... cept I drink wine wiht dinner, so why not store it in the fridge...)

Well, when you're really rich and buy expensive wine, that expensive wine needs to be at the perfect temperature or else it won't taste how it was truly made to taste.

I don't even like wine, but that's my understanding of it.

[loanstar]

We went to Lowe's today because we needed a new range (which we get to deduct from our rent). We didn't have to, but we picked the cheapest electric range there. It looks nice and does the job. Next to the ranges were the sample "kitchens." The one closest had an under-the-counter ice-maker that looked like a mini refrigerator. $1200 for a lousy ice maker that does the same job as a 50 cent plastic ice tray. The kitchen also featured a mini under-the-counter wine refrigerator with wooden racks in it. That was also something like $1200. I can't believe people actually feel they need these things, especially for those ridiculous amounts. Add those to my list of things I'd never waste money on even if I were rich.

an ice maker for $1200? it must be made of diamonds or something!

[financialdominance]

Geez, I guess I haven't been to Lowe's in a while. I didn't know they carried that type of item. Seems sortof "high class" for them.

[PrincessPerky]

Well, when you're really rich and buy expensive wine, that expensive wine needs to be at the perfect temperature or else it won't taste how it was truly made to taste.

I don't even like wine, but that's my understanding of it.

Us po folk don't know any better, we just drink it any ole way..sometimes wrapped in a paper bag!