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Aries

How about this wally Trolley £2.49 down from £49.99.must be missprice.
https://www.robertdyas.co.uk I found it under Home Essentials,Storage & Stepladders.
sorry but I havent found out how to do links yet.
I hope this helps some one.

Sarahsaver

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Sold out or something! Thats a super trolley - even has a seat!

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Aries wrote:

How about this wally Trolley £2.49 down from £49.99.must be missprice.
www.robertdyas.co.uk I found it under Home Essentials,Storage & Stepladders.
sorry but I havent found out how to do links yet.
I hope this helps some one.

Is this the one you mean Aries?

To learn how to do links have a look at sra's Unofficial A-Zunder Links (Inserting in posts).

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dora37

Not in a millions years.........well not whilst I've got a hubby and Tesco Home Delivery :rotfl:

Sarahsaver

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Well I used my granny bag today, and had in it 1k carrots, mango, 7 passion fruit, 4 peppers, 1k tomatoes, prawns, fish, 1lb fresh peas, laundry stuff, and a large clay chess piece! (ds made it) And still plenty of room left over...

maryb

not brave enough to use one at home but when we go sailing I have to carry back to the boat from shops which are often a goodish walk all the provisions we need (which includes more than one bottle of French wine - well it's so cheap there). I bought a trolley which was basically just a big bag with wheels but no frame or fixed handle. It was a complete disaster you absolutely have to have one with a frame. It hurt my back more than staggering home with bags would have done. However we don't have much storage room so an ordinary walley trolley which doesn't fold won't do. The answer for me was to use a luggage trolley and put the wheelie bag on top. I hold it in place with the bungee straps that came with the trolley. it looks Heath Robinson-ish but I have managed to do the big shop at the start of a two week family holiday with that set up.

Anyway, ramblings over - the point of this was to say it is absolutley essential to get one with a fixed frame

RacyRed

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maryb wrote:

the point of this was to say it is absolutley essential to get one with a fixed frame

Couldn't agree with this more. Those frameless ones are an absolute nightmare. Whoever invented them knew nowt at all about lugging shopping :mad:

Mary, have you seen that Lidl one? I wonder how small it folds? Looks like the frame does a concertina thing to save space when being stored.

Ticklemouse

Racy - yes, the handle does slide down so that it takes only as much space as the height of the bag. I looked at one last time they were in, but decided I couldn't afford it at the time. However, it could live nicely in the boot of my car ready for my mammoth "market shops" Hmmmmm - decisions, decisions.............

moggins

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I'm getting one!! I shall be straight off to Lidl on Thursday morning and I'm bribing DH to take DD to school so I can be there at 9am!! I'm also after one of the burglar alarms, window alarms etc.

Sarahsaver

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Ticklemouse wrote:

Racy - yes, the handle does slide down so that it takes only as much space as the height of the bag. I looked at one last time they were in, but decided I couldn't afford it at the time. However, it could live nicely in the boot of my car ready for my mammoth "market shops" Hmmmmm - decisions, decisions.............

You would not need to use your car if you had a granny bag, would you?;)