George Foreman Health Grill - £9.99

smckay

the link contains session ids of someone else, hence why I reserved 2 when I only need 1 :rotfl:

also why other postcodes will be in your search and similar problems people mention!

adam787_1

smckay wrote:

the link contains session ids of someone else, hence why I reserved 2 when I only need 1 :rotfl:

also why other postcodes will be in your search and similar problems people mention!

I've edited the link so may be better now.

Cheers
Adam

Danosaur

Got mine eventually. Assistant told me there was none left in stock. Lost my rag with him a bit and as I was walking out the shop in a huff (through the wrong exit by the way) I spotted them on a display. I have come to expect this type of thing from stores like this. Blooming Useless. If the computer says they are in stock then surely they must be.
Good spot OP

HexusOdy

They are good at what they do i.e getting fat out of grilled things.....but be warned they are a right b*gger to clean!

Danosaur

HexusOdy wrote:

They are good at what they do ir getting fat out of grilled things.....but be warned they are a right !!!!!! to clean!

Yeh I use those cheap disposable sponge cleaners when the grill is still hot. Works a treat.

ddavis

Remove the session ids, i just reserved one and got an email for 5... Must be you lot! The post code changed too

kimnhol

Thank you, :j been toying with the idea of getting one but put off by the price.

20vt-rs

George Forman does a grill sponge. Curry's do them for £1.99, are they any good???

ichiban

to clean just wet 2 paper towels and place them in the grill after you finished grilling, close the lid and it will steam up removing the grease and burnt stains, then just get a dry towel and wipe it down

Danosaur

20vt-rs wrote:

George Forman does a grill sponge. Curry's do them for £1.99, are they any good???

I get this pack of 6 sponge cleaners from Aldis. Called 'Power Force'. They are scourers but upside down they are just sponge and perfect for the job. Cost penny's.