“Are the fridge doors magnetic?”

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• Yes, the surface is magnetic. However, don't be fooled by the "Color Finish Stainless Steel." This is not a stainless steel appliance. It has a laminated wrap that appears to be the color of stainless steel.

  Answered by RAXX 4 years ago

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• *******This item is completely Stainless Steel! Person who answered before has no knowledge of this fridge.

  Answered by COCO 4 years ago

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• Yes, Stainless steel & magnets stick all the way around.

  Answered by COCO 4 years ago

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• Why don t magnets stick to my stainless steel fridge? The reason your refrigerator doesn't hold a magnet, according to Peter Eng, a physicist at the University of Chicago, is that different stainless steels contain different proportions of nickel (added to help keep steel from cracking and to allow the addition of more carbon, for strength).

  Answered by COCO 3 years ago

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• By rule of thumb, magnets do not stick to stainless steel. That said, magnets DO stick to my Samsung fridge therefore it’s not stainless steel.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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