“Sorry it looks like your subscription to Samsung Ice Cubes has expired! Please renew for $19.99 to continue to receive ice cubes for the next 12 months.”
Stop giving them ideas!
Too late, my new Samsung fridge came with pamphlets for a water filter subscription. Although it does seem like a decent deal and the water coming out of this fridge is the BEST water I've ever tasted in my life so I'm inclined to stick with w/e filter Samsung recommends lmao
Man, sorry to tell you, but you just gave money to the worst appliance company AND you bought a model with extra features? Hope you got an extended warranty on that thing!
To be fair, I don't think a subscription for consumables like filters is an anti-consumer practice. What is anti-consumer, is if I buy a fridge and pay for the whole thing, but they want an extra subscription to use part of the fridge. (Ice maker comment above)
I let my filter expire and they came for me actually it still tasted fine even like 6 months after I should've replaced it.
Hi FiniteLooper! Long time, no see! Saw your status update about the ice -- congrats! They look great!!!!!!! 🌨🌨🥶🥶🥶🏅🏅
Roll a die. On a 1-5, zero cubes. On a six, reroll ten times to see how many come out at once.
mine will give nothing, nothing, nothing, 37 cubes.
Same for crushed, literally 0 ice then just a straight up fucking avalanche
First three cubes come out after half a second.
You wait what feels like forever for the fourth one to come out as the machine whirrs away.
Decide you only needed three anyway and move your cup away from the dispenser.
Twelve more are suddenly and violently deposited onto the floor and shatter into dozens of pieces.
I feel like this should be a set up to some stupid TV infomercial product like the "ice catcher 9000"
You just described my lab.
THERE ARE FOUR ICE!!
Five ice
Oh I’m sorry did you want those in the glass? 2/4, best I can do
Me: Insufficient. I require all the ice cubes in all the dimensions.
Behold, Ice Tesseracts!
Those are clearly Energon cubes.
Energon cubes looked so tasty when I first saw them as a little kid.
Hell, they still do.
Well, 4 is actually 100 in binary, so...
are ice dispensers an actual thing? i have never seen one in real life, people just use ice cube trays..
feels like such a violently petit bourgeois thing, let's spend a hideous amount of money to avoid pouring a bit of water into a tray..
Oh yes, quite popular here in the US. There are two kinds, really - the ones the post is about are in the door, so you don't even have to open the door to get ice, which you'd think would appeal to people trying to save energy. The other kind make ice and dump it into a tray in the freezer, and you have to open the freezer door or drawer to use it.
We have the latter, and we use enough ice that we keep up with it - it doesn't fill up and shut off or anything like that. I can use ice cube trays but I prefer my ice maker. In fact when we bought the house, it wasn't hooked up at all, because the previous owners had a dedicated ice maker in the garage that they used that they took with them. I made the effort to get it working pretty quickly after we moved in.
Yeah I was amazed by those when I visited the us. They are quite energy inefficient, but feel like decadence.
Then again, I figured the amount was by design. You guys use a lot of ice in everything. Like this big soda cups are at least half full of ice. Where I'm from there's two to three cubes per glass.
Some fridges have both, the freezer ice cubes are generally bigger in my experience, and I prefer them.
Truly rich people buy that fancy ice machine they have at the hospital for themselves. That's the best ice.
It's also like nine grand for an ice maker. I priced it out one time I really wanted ice.
Well, to comment on this take, I would like to mention that in America (at least) ice makers in the fridge (either freezer or dispenser in freezer door) have been an unavoidable option when purchasing new appliances for about ~20 years. Even used ones in that timeframe mostly have this feature. Buying fridges over 20yrs old is.. not recommended
I'd need like 8 trays daily without an icemaker. The separate door dispenser is a bit excessive though.
I use an excessive amount of ice for my water, and only use 3 to 4 × 14 cube trays a day. Bear in mind that I have a 64oz thermal mug that I use for water, and I fill it 2-3 times a day in the winter, and 3-4 times a day in the summer. I've been checked for diabetes and don't have it, I just sweat excessively. I'm also 6'3"/192cm tall and weigh around 220 to 230 lbs so I need a bit more water than about 92% of the population.
Are you making smoothies or iced coffee? I can't imagine using 8 trays of ice per day.
We have an extra bucket for our in freezer ice machine.
yeah
Ice trays ftw
You expect me to fill my own ice trays like an animal?
Yes.
Join the enlightenment of ice cube trays.
I miss having the fridge make ice on its own all the time, but I don't miss this. I can get exactly the number of cubes I want with the ol' ice cube tray in the freezer trick.
“Sorry it looks like your subscription to Samsung Ice Cubes has expired! Please renew for $19.99 to continue to receive ice cubes for the next 12 months.”
Stop giving them ideas!
Too late, my new Samsung fridge came with pamphlets for a water filter subscription. Although it does seem like a decent deal and the water coming out of this fridge is the BEST water I've ever tasted in my life so I'm inclined to stick with w/e filter Samsung recommends lmao
Man, sorry to tell you, but you just gave money to the worst appliance company AND you bought a model with extra features? Hope you got an extended warranty on that thing!
To be fair, I don't think a subscription for consumables like filters is an anti-consumer practice. What is anti-consumer, is if I buy a fridge and pay for the whole thing, but they want an extra subscription to use part of the fridge. (Ice maker comment above)
I let my filter expire and
they came for meactually it still tasted fine even like 6 months after I should've replaced it.Hi FiniteLooper! Long time, no see! Saw your status update about the ice -- congrats! They look great!!!!!!! 🌨🌨🥶🥶🥶🏅🏅
Roll a die. On a 1-5, zero cubes. On a six, reroll ten times to see how many come out at once.
Here's one... Two................. Three......... fourfivesixseveneightnine
ONETWOTHREEFOURFIVE, SIXSEVENEIGHTNINETEN... ELEVENTWELVE
Damnit, now I must play some groovy pinball.
mine will give nothing, nothing, nothing, 37 cubes.
Same for crushed, literally 0 ice then just a straight up fucking avalanche
First three cubes come out after half a second.
You wait what feels like forever for the fourth one to come out as the machine whirrs away.
Decide you only needed three anyway and move your cup away from the dispenser.
Twelve more are suddenly and violently deposited onto the floor and shatter into dozens of pieces.
I feel like this should be a set up to some stupid TV infomercial product like the "ice catcher 9000"
You just described my lab.
THERE ARE FOUR ICE!!
Five ice
Oh I’m sorry did you want those in the glass? 2/4, best I can do
Me: Insufficient. I require all the ice cubes in all the dimensions.
Behold, Ice Tesseracts!
Those are clearly Energon cubes.
Energon cubes looked so tasty when I first saw them as a little kid.
Hell, they still do.
Well, 4 is actually 100 in binary, so...
are ice dispensers an actual thing? i have never seen one in real life, people just use ice cube trays..
feels like such a violently petit bourgeois thing, let's spend a hideous amount of money to avoid pouring a bit of water into a tray..
Oh yes, quite popular here in the US. There are two kinds, really - the ones the post is about are in the door, so you don't even have to open the door to get ice, which you'd think would appeal to people trying to save energy. The other kind make ice and dump it into a tray in the freezer, and you have to open the freezer door or drawer to use it.
We have the latter, and we use enough ice that we keep up with it - it doesn't fill up and shut off or anything like that. I can use ice cube trays but I prefer my ice maker. In fact when we bought the house, it wasn't hooked up at all, because the previous owners had a dedicated ice maker in the garage that they used that they took with them. I made the effort to get it working pretty quickly after we moved in.
Yeah I was amazed by those when I visited the us. They are quite energy inefficient, but feel like decadence.
Then again, I figured the amount was by design. You guys use a lot of ice in everything. Like this big soda cups are at least half full of ice. Where I'm from there's two to three cubes per glass.
Some fridges have both, the freezer ice cubes are generally bigger in my experience, and I prefer them.
Really rich people have fancy, crystal clear, perfectly cube or sphere shaped ice cubes delivered regularly. https://www.glaceluxuryice.com/purchase.html
wtf
Truly rich people buy that fancy ice machine they have at the hospital for themselves. That's the best ice.
It's also like nine grand for an ice maker. I priced it out one time I really wanted ice.
Well, to comment on this take, I would like to mention that in America (at least) ice makers in the fridge (either freezer or dispenser in freezer door) have been an unavoidable option when purchasing new appliances for about ~20 years. Even used ones in that timeframe mostly have this feature. Buying fridges over 20yrs old is.. not recommended
I'd need like 8 trays daily without an icemaker. The separate door dispenser is a bit excessive though.
I use an excessive amount of ice for my water, and only use 3 to 4 × 14 cube trays a day. Bear in mind that I have a 64oz thermal mug that I use for water, and I fill it 2-3 times a day in the winter, and 3-4 times a day in the summer. I've been checked for diabetes and don't have it, I just sweat excessively. I'm also 6'3"/192cm tall and weigh around 220 to 230 lbs so I need a bit more water than about 92% of the population.
Are you making smoothies or iced coffee? I can't imagine using 8 trays of ice per day.
We have an extra bucket for our in freezer ice machine.
yeah
Ice trays ftw
You expect me to fill my own ice trays like an animal?
Yes.
Join the enlightenment of ice cube trays.
I miss having the fridge make ice on its own all the time, but I don't miss this. I can get exactly the number of cubes I want with the ol' ice cube tray in the freezer trick.
KWRWRWRRWRWRWERWWRWKKKKKKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAAGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Mother's day year 3000
OUT OF ICE