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WIN a Westinghouse French Door Fridge (You Betta Believe It!)

Hey, want a fridge? Betta Home Living has one. And they want to give it away. 

That’s right. You don’t have to go white goods shopping, argue with your husband about the price or attempt to get the heavy thing from the store to your door.

Oh, and you don’t have to pay for it either.

Thanks to our partners over at Betta Home Living, one lucky Mum Central reader can breeze through the festive season with an effortlessly cool Westinghouse French door fridge (French doors – whoo hooo!).

Not only do these ultra-sleek refrigerators store ALL the things, but also fit into small spaces, making it easy to upgrade without having to worry about fitting in your kitchen.

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Give your kitchen an upgrade, just in time for summer

If you’ve ever stumbled upon a renovation show, then you know that a fridge can make or break a kitchen. However, many of the high end fridges these days won’t fit through the older style homes or apartments.

What this means is that if you do plan on bringing a new fridge into the mix, then you may be faced with some unexpected obstacles when trying to get the darn thing through the door. Many people who upgrade to a larger fridge are faced with structural renovations, financial stress and the strong urge to scream profanities at their new fridge.

Swear no more. Because Westinghouse fridges are different. See for yourself.

Designed to fit your kitchen nook 

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They fit neatly into the standard Australian 90cm kitchen cavity. However, they still pack plenty of storage punch with a huge 605L capacity and storage solutions galore!

You can still enjoy the luxury of the French door style, but without having to leave the fridge outside or in the hallway until you can renovate your kitchen.

Store more 

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Obviously having a fridge that fits inside your home is a BIG plus. But what makes this fridge extra cool is the FlexStor™ adjustable storage solutions. You can configure your shelves and door bins to any height and position that suits your food and beverage needs. Organise your fridge by meal, by child, by size, by shape, by food group, however you want.

Having an organised fridge can make the meal time planning and prepping so much easier! Plus, it eliminates food waste (no more hidden watermelon rotting at the back). Oh, and easily accessible shelves also mean the kids can grab whatever they want without yelling “Mum, I’m hungry,” eight gazillion times a day.

Hear that, kids? Refrain from yelling “Mum”. Instead, open door. Locate desired food. Eat it. And don’t forget to SHUT THE FRIDGE DOORS!

Water… on tap

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The inside of the fridge looks pretty good, right? But the outside is pretty sleek too, thanks to the on tap ice and water filter. That’s right – water and ice, whenever you (and the kids) want. Do you know what this means? You no longer have to yell at the kids to refill the ice tray every time they want a cool drink. Because, apparently, refilling the ice cube trays is physically impossible for children (and husbands). Go figure.

Now, if only the fridge could magical transform this endless stream of water into wine…


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Okay, so who wants a fancy French door fridge? I do! I do!

Betta Home Living are giving away ONE  Westinghouse 605 L Stainless Steel French Door Fridge valued at an incredible $2899. This includes delivery too (winning!).

Get ready for summer with icy cool drinks and fresh foods at your fingertips. To enter, simply fill out the form below and tell us in the comments on this post what you love most about the Westinghouse 605L Stainless Steel French Door Fridge and why we should pick you!

Win a Westinghouse 605L Stainless Steel French Door Fridge, valued at $2,899!

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Born and raised in Canada, Jenna now lives in Far North Queensland with her tribe. When the mum-of-three is not writing, you can find her floating in the pool, watching princess movies, frolicking on the beach, bouncing her baby to sleep or nagging her older kids to put on their pants.