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Cheap microwave

redsclubbedup
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can anyone suggest wher to pick up a cheap microwave ???? for the misses and her new flat
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I'm sure Tesco do a no frills one for about £25.0
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Almost any really big supermarket. I think Argos and TJ Hughes do cheap ones too. Secondhand ones sometimes turn up at boot sales for about £5-8 if you want a really cheap one.0
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redsclubbedup wrote:can anyone suggest wher to pick up a cheap microwave ???? for the misses and her new flat
Plenty of microwaves for free being beamed across the country.0 -
tried freecycle?I often see them on there.Dont get one from a carboot.I paid £12 for one new and boxed and guess what it doesnt work,no suprise huh0
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I had a Proline (Comet's own brand) one for years and it was fine. They're very cheap and did have a 2 year warranty when I bought mine.I let my mind wander and it never came back!0
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freecycle ???0
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redsclubbedup wrote:freecycle ???
https://www.freecycle.org
This an international recycling group where people give away things, that they don't want or they don't need anymore, instead of sending them to the tip. More or less, people moving.
Check their list and find your local one and join it. You might find what you need or you may ask for one, but remember, your first post should be an offer.
Hope that made clear what the freecycle means :j
ThinderbirdBe nice, life is too short to be anything else.0 -
Yes, available almost anywhere for a cheap price (£20 - £30) NB Ours is still going strong - Sharp bought in 1984 for £329!!!!!I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0
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Sainsbury's had one for about £25 last time I went in.0
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