Morphy Richards Massive Price Cuts. (merged)

MoneyWastingMe

Suzy_Babe wrote:

Seems great for the price, but cannot find any reviews. Has anyone got one of these, and - if so - could you please let me know what you think of it.

Thanks!

Cant find anything on this either.... any ideas?

thnx :beer:

babybimbles

BAD BAD OP for posting this (Joke!)

Bought a water filter kettle for myself and one as a pressie for the inlaws later on this year , a silver toaster (a spare to keep and use when my current cheapie green one conks out - if it ever does after 5 years use and still going strong!), a vacuum cleaner and a new lid for my rice cooker which broke some months back - I didnt even know I could get a replacement - only cost £4.43

all in all spent £80 odd !! thanks op!!

scaldyflash

Managed to grab a filter kettle and a dynamo radio. Many thanks OP

Dalkirst

Does anyone know how much the cartridges for the filter kettle are and where to buy them?
We have a water filter at the moment that's a Kenwood and they are easy to come by as are Brita but i've never seen Morphy Richards anywhere.

ajmcc_2

Dalkirst wrote:

Does anyone know how much the cartridges for the filter kettle are and where to buy them?

They are available on the website.
Click on Accessory Shop then select Kettles.
6 pack £13 or 3 pack £9.99

pudding

thanks for this..my friend works in the morphy richards repair shop and they have a discount shop but I doubt I could get the iron for that price.I have ordered 2...Thanks!

Mr_Gordon_2

Great post, I've just kitted out my new kitchen for £100 which will be ready in a few weeks time, hopefully Thank you!

jools61

Suzy_Babe wrote:

Seems great for the price, but cannot find any reviews. Has anyone got one of these, and - if so - could you please let me know what you think of it.

Thanks!

I've just bought one of these, as my sister recommended them. She's had one of these for years and uses it regularly. I was a bit wary of getting one myself because they look complicated to use and I'm hopeless with technology. But at this price I can afford to give it a go.

I checked out the consumer tests on breadmakers by Which magazine. They found that Morphy Richards breadmakers gave very good results and were one of the best brands. I've also checked out online reviews at www.ciao.co.uk and www.dooyoo.co.uk. Most people give this particular model a very good rating. The majority of reviews I read say it's reliable and gives good results. I've been told it does take a bit of practice and experimenting before you get perfect results, but there's nothing like the smell of fresh baking bread.

I'd like to say a big thankyou to the person who posted these special offers - I've just ordered a breadmaker, comfigrip safety iron and toaster at unbelievably cheap prices. It was pretty good timing as my Kenwood toaster has packed up after less than three years use. :mad: Most of my other appliances are Morphy Richards and I find them to be a much more reliable brand. Their kettles are very good - the ones I've had have lasted for several years.

Suzy_Babe

Thanks, Jools61 - just ordered one and am already looking forward to experimenting: I once purchased a pre-packed sandwich that was made using the most wonderful bread that I have ever tasted (contained various herbs). I also intend trying to make a loaf with cranberries added (currently paying 1.20 a time for that, but worth it!).

betterbargains4u

wirehair wrote:

I was on the Morphy Richards site today and noticed they have massive price reductions on lots of kitchen appliances.

Comfigrip Safety switch off Iron was£49.99 down to £13.03
Also Toasters,Steamers,Kettles,Cyclonic cleaner,Micro Systems,Radios,Hair Staightners,Food processor, Bread Maker and more all at greatly reduced prices.

http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/wizz400/index.pl?REFID=7cffHHj5tY0ccA58TY7x67999%t7BYq7FTy600wrwtfp8oeusjjei54548ertytsafgw47&ORPGM=productSearchSpecialOffers&ORPGT=perl&ORLID=ENG

Anyone know if there is gaurantees with these products?
Also are they new or graded items?