whirlpool 20 cu ft wide french door refrigerator wrf560sfhw 46M-17801 the ENERGY STAR® qualification makes ARG360SS

Name: whirlpool 20 cu ft wide french door refrigerator wrf560sfhw 46M-17801 the ENERGY STAR® qualification makes ARG360SS
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 22529280063
Price: 942.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5976 (28 reviews)

SKU 22529280063 ★ 4.6

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whirlpool 20 cu ft wide french door refrigerator wrf560sfhw 46M 17801 the ENERGY STAR® qualification makes ARG360SS the ENERGY STAR® qualification makes this fridge an environmentally friendly choice pay attention to the 90(degree) door opening angle Find purposefully designed storage features for the items you and your family love to use most in this 20 cubic foot Whirlpool wide French door refrigerator Keep all your food as fresh as can be in the humidity controlled crispers that let you store fruits and veggies in their ideal environment

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