You don't mention if you want a sxs or a freezer on the top or bottom, so these may not be what you are looking for. But you should take a look at the Samsung RB195AB; it is much less expensive than the Liebherr. Summit makes a range of fridges that fall in your range of dimensions. Try the Summit FF1625, although at 15.8 cu ft perhaps it is too small. I know that you said you wanted "full-size," but you also might try looking for "apartment-size" fridges. Most appliance websites like A.J. Madison let you search for fridges by various dimensions. With those dimensions my guess is that you should be looking for a fridge that is less than 20 cu ft, maybe even less than 18 cu ft.

We installed the magnetic locks in all of our cabinet doors in the kitchen and bathrooms when our kiddos were that young. They were a little bit of a pain to install but once in, they worked like a charm! If you go this route i'd highly recommend buying a spare "key" in case you misplace the one that comes with it ;) http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-Magnetic-Lock-4-Lock/dp/B000K6L7Z6

I was in an apartment, and my daughter learned how to open the latch on the main door (like the silver one with the chain). At least she couldn't get the heavy exterior lobby doors open. She had not started kindergarten yet. I resorted to tying the chair legs to the table - she couldn't get them untied and never did find the scissors. I would go to work in the afternoons (after Dad came home) and co-workers would ask "what did your daughter get into today?" Some kids are like that. Cathy

The slugs and snails I am dealing with here in Ontario, cannot be compared to what I remember from Holland. I fear you are dealing with the same types, Camp. They are enormous, and there are lots of them. When I was visiting a friend in the fall a few years ago, there were fat, brown slugs all over the sidewalks in her neighbourhood. I almost slipped on one, they are better than a banana peel. Ughhh. And my brother in Holland just shakes his head when I mention hostas: “They only look good for a few weeks at most, not worth the trouble”. Here the old fashioned thin leaved ones tend to look pretty bad at the end of the season, but all other ones look fine with just the occasional slug hunt. And 1” is a big sucker for me. Snails go over the fence, but I hardly see them. And yes, “summat in writing”.