We're considering buying a used GE refrigerator w/ ice maker. Our current fridge has no ice maker and there is no water supply to that area of the kitchen. I was wondering how feasible it would be to rig up a connection to a big bottle of spring water on top of the fridge for use in the icemaker. Advantages would include improved flavor of the water and not having to run a water line down into the crawlspace, under the kitchen and up behind the new fridge. Disadvantages would include need to periodically replace the water bottle, and the overall kludgi-ness of such a system. Does this just sound like a silly idea or does it have merit? I guess the first, most important question would be: would the gravity feed to the icemaker provide sufficient water pressure?
Thanks
-Scott