Can you put magnets on the front of the fridge? null

The front of the Slate finish model is magnetic.

Hi Curious- This is Sue at GE Appliances. Thanks for your interest! Stainless steel can vary in its magnetism. Some stainless steel will not hold a magnet. If you are looking for a stainless appliance that will hold a magnet, we recommend bringing a magnet to test when shop. Also, check out our GE® 25.4 CU. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR GSS25GMHES in Slate. The stone-inspired Slate finish blends impeccably with today's materials and colors. The dark matte appearance also naturally hides fingerprints, smudges and dirt, so it's delightfully easy to maintain and holds magnets. Thanks for checking with us!

The doors are stainless steel. According to GE, some stainless steel will hold magnets, so you can bring one with you to test it out.

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The front of the Slate finish model is magnetic.
Answered by CavemanCooking 9 years ago
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Hi Curious- This is Sue at GE Appliances. Thanks for your interest! Stainless steel can vary in its magnetism. Some stainless steel will not hold a magnet. If you are looking for a stainless appliance that will hold a magnet, we recommend bringing a magnet to test when shop. Also, check out our GE® 25.4 CU. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR GSS25GMHES in Slate. The stone-inspired Slate finish blends impeccably with today's materials and colors. The dark matte appearance also naturally hides fingerprints, smudges and dirt, so it's delightfully easy to maintain and holds magnets. Thanks for checking with us!
Answered by GE Answers 8 years ago
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The doors are stainless steel. According to GE, some stainless steel will hold magnets, so you can bring one with you to test it out.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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