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Re: Breadmakers
Stick with the Panasonic SD253 by far the best one out there without spending the earth 😉 . The budget ones are no good when it comes to spare parts.
Don
Re: appliance wholesalers
johno1998 wrote:Where can we get raw from ❓
This post may give you a start johno albeit a little old 😉 .
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … pic&t=6980
Don
Re: Halogen heater lamps
Hi Seamy
Large quantity ❓
Connections stock them part no CTHY400L which is in stock and CTHY400S not in stock. I don`t know what the difference is though.
Pik A Pak also stock these IG0010 for small 800w heater IG0020 for the 1200w and IG0030 for the 1800w version.
Don
Re: CARLTON
trent80 wrote:Does any one know who manufacturers the Carlton C60F
Thanks
AndyI don`t recognise it :con: . Carlton is Curry`s own brand so it could be anyone that made it, a call to Curry`s service perhaps might reveal something. Failing that I expect someone here will know 😉
Don
Re: appliance wholesalers
Hi johno
Try DAD at Gloucester they supply all mainstream brands. They l stock new and graded appliances, and deliver nationwide too.
Contact http://www.dad-online.co.uk or phone 01452 504084
Don
Re: Sale of goods and services act meets possibly mad custom
Well done Pat 😀
Common sense prevails thank goodness.
Don
Re: Which washing machine??
Spot on iadom with that post :tup:
I would stick with the Bosch range sunflower look at the WFL2067 for a 1000 spin or the WFO2467 which is a 1200. You can see them here http://boschappliances.co.uk
You can go up further in the range if you are wanting more features and functions such as time delay, LCD displays and higher spin speeds. They also come with a two year guarantee as well.
Let us know how you get on
Don
Re: Looking for a supplier of Raw Washers in the Bradford ar
Try here Allsorts the post was a while ago though 😉
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … pic&t=6980
DonRe: On the other side of the fence. (Long…)
Go for it Lesandclaire you will not get a better deal than that 😀 . The build and performance is good, as is the service and back up.
DonRe: another joke.
Five surgeons were talking about the best patients…
First surgeon says, “Accountants are the best to operate on because when you open them up, everything on the inside is numbered.”
Second surgeon says, “Nah – librarians are the best. Everything inside them is in alphabetical order.”
Third surgeon responds, “Try electricians, man! Everything inside them is color coded!”
Fourth surgeon intercedes,” I prefer lawyers.They’re heartless, spineless, gutless, and their heads and butts are interchangeable.”
To which the fifth surgeon, who has been quietly listening to the conversation, says, “I like engineers. They always understand when you have a few parts left over at the end.”
Re: Reccommended Condenser Tumble Dryers
MrC wrote:Hi All,
The Bosch or Hotpoint models have been the ones that we have been looking at to date, if you have any ‘points to watch’, I would be most grateful.We are looking to spend around £250-£300 and would like to get one that will last. Are there any reccomendations?
😀The Hotpoint CTD00 comes in white, a beige colour they call sandstone and graphite which is a silver grey is a basic 7kg machine with two heat settings and easy to empty water container. The CTD40 in all the colours is exactly the same fabric but has 12 hour time delay, end of cycle alarm but it does cost more. can be seen here http://www.hotpoint.co.uk
Then there is the Bosch WTE84107GB which has been produced to a higher standard, with easy to read programme text and a large door opening this really has to be the one. Comes with a two year guarantee too. can be seen here http://www.boschappliances.co.uk
A visit to your`e local retailer should prove fruitful 😉
Don
