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This is not the first fridge with "CustomCube"As far as my limited research has yielded, the CustomCube ice maker lets you choose from 5 sizes of "crescent shaped" ice cubes, so that you can fit them in any glass or bottled water.
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Paul @ Nov 3rd 2006 10:29PM
This is not the first fridge with "CustomCube"
As far as my limited research has yielded, the CustomCube ice maker lets you choose from 5 sizes of "crescent shaped" ice cubes, so that you can fit them in any glass or bottled water.