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second hand kitchen ?
jane130
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our range cooker is dying and as i was bought out of a windfall some years ago there is no way we can afford to replace like with like .
so we need to buy a standard cooker which will mean we have a big gap in our kitchen - and you can no longer buy the doors we currently have .
The other option ( which maybe cheaper) would be to buy a second hand kitchen from ebay - preferably with appliances included ( or watch out for one on freecycle) and refit the kitchen .
has anyone here bought a secondhand kitchen - how was it , was it a total nightmare to make it fit ? what should i watch out for if we decide to go down this route ? any advice would be very welcome
so we need to buy a standard cooker which will mean we have a big gap in our kitchen - and you can no longer buy the doors we currently have .
The other option ( which maybe cheaper) would be to buy a second hand kitchen from ebay - preferably with appliances included ( or watch out for one on freecycle) and refit the kitchen .
has anyone here bought a secondhand kitchen - how was it , was it a total nightmare to make it fit ? what should i watch out for if we decide to go down this route ? any advice would be very welcome
I am journeying to a debt-free life.
Our estimated debt-free date is January 2040. I'm on a mission to bring that date closer!
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Our estimated debt-free date is January 2040. I'm on a mission to bring that date closer!
16/02/23 debts - £9556.38
emergency fund - £00.00
debt-free diary - Time to Face the music and deal with this debt once and for all
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Why not a second hand range cooker?"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0
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This is going back sooooo many years, but when my mum changed from a twin tub to an automatic washing machine, my dad built shelving for her cookbooks into the gap...or maybe something glass-fronted...or just buy roughly similar doors and paint the lot to match each other. Nobody will notice.import this0
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I'm also keeping my eye out for a second hand range cooker but becuase its not a full size range cooker I am limited in my options with that.
building something esle in maybe an option , then we would just need some new worktopI am journeying to a debt-free life.
Our estimated debt-free date is January 2040. I'm on a mission to bring that date closer!
16/02/23 debts - £9556.38
emergency fund - £00.00
debt-free diary - Time to Face the music and deal with this debt once and for all0 -
if you drink get a small wine rack to fill the space if you get a normal cooker.0
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But don't keep good wine in it.clockworks wrote: »if you drink get a small wine rack to fill the space if you get a normal cooker.
Good wine should be kept in the dark, preferably at a steady lowish temperature.
Plonk will be ok if you don't keep it there more than a few weeks.0
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