Is that your refrigerator behind the door?

tammylottero

10 years ago

Love this kitchen. Could you please tell me about the large door, is that the refrigerator?

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Justine Hand
10 years ago
yes!
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Is that your refrigerator behind the door?

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Justine Hand

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