Morphy Richards Special Offers (merged)

quoia

mughal wrote: »

Will any body help me how can i insert image in a post?

QUOTE post #30 and look at the details and you'll find out.

jeppy

This is a really nice kettle!! Only £28.61 delivered!!

http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/wizz400/index.pl?ORPGM=productOverview&ORPGT=perl&ORPRD=43012&ORGRP=R02&ORCAT=SR01&ORLID=ENG

before_hollywood

scaldyflash wrote: »

Yes I have and while it is not going to transform the world of vacuuming it performs well on both carpet and tiles. The onboard tools are from the world of tiny things but useable. For 37 quid it is a bargain. We use it as an 'upstairs' vacuum, saves carrying the main one up there. (Is that seriously lazy or what ?) We do both suffer back pain though ! (our excuse anyway)

its the best you'll get for £37!!!!!!!
seriously, we've got another one of the bagless ones, retailing on there for £79.99, we gave about £60 for it in asda and its a nice hoover, much better than the old bagless heap of junk we had that rather than picking anything up just moved it around.
morphy richards stuff is always worth a look

bigup7

Mrs_Hornsey wrote: »

I just got myself the £179 Steam Gen Iron (Jet Stream Steam Generator
Product Number - 42279 ) for £41 free delivery too....I am so chuffed :beer:

I do hate Ironing and from using a friends I know this will make it slightly easier:T but not more enjoyable:rotfl:

can i ask how you got it this cheap?

scaldyflash

Just found another bargain on their site today. I have too many vacuums now but it might be useful for someone. See here

melbury

scaldyflash wrote: »

Just found another bargain on their site today. I have too many vacuums now but it might be useful for someone. See here

Am I being really stupid, but as it is called a wet and dry, does this mean you can shampoo carpets with it?

scaldyflash

melbury wrote: »

Am I being really stupid, but as it is called a wet and dry, does this mean you can shampoo carpets with it?

I don't really know to be honest, I just assumed it can be used for that.

seth

melbury wrote: »

Am I being really stupid, but as it is called a wet and dry, does this mean you can shampoo carpets with it?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-Bulldog-Cylinder-70191/dp/B000FL6WSS/ref=sr_1_9/202-6306893-7230253?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1177091075&sr=1-9

It has a paper bag...

I'd call them to check BEFORE ordering..

Product Features

• 1500 Watts
• 230 Airwatts
• Extremely robust metal body
• Huge 10 litre capacity bag
• Variable power
• Protective rubber bumper
• Pet care guide written in association with Battersea Dogs Home included
• Includes 10 in Vacuum fresheners to banish pet odours
• Turbo nozzle for pet hair pick up
• 2 Year guarantee

Manufacturer's Description
The ‘Bulldog Tough’ cylinder cleaner from Morphy Richards is as robust and hard working as it sounds. Ideal for those tough cleaning jobs around the house, this stylish product is perfect for anybody that likes to achieve a consistent clean. Ideally suited to pet owners, this fantastic cleaner is supplied with impressive 10 litre capacity paper bags, a turbo brush for remarkable pet hair pick-up and a number of ‘InVacuum’ fresheners, to banish those embarrassing pet odours. This cleaner is so successful in the removal of pet hair and odours, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home have associated themselves with Morphy Richards in connection with it and across their whole ‘Pets’ range.Available in an attractive red and chrome colour scheme, the Bulldog cleaner operates at 1500W with variable power control for cleaning multiple surfaces and materials and also incorporates a washable filtration system for easy upkeep.
Additional product features include a telescopic chrome effect tubular handle, a versatile floor nozzle for hard floors and carpets, a crevice tool to get into those hard to reach places and an upholstery nozzle.
All of these features, in connection with the product’s durability, performance and style element, combine to make Morphy Richard’s ‘Bulldog Tough’ cleaner an affordable and desirable floorcare product.

Box Contents

Telescopic Metal Tubes
Combination floor nozzle for hard floors & carpets
Crevice tool
Upholstery nozzle Telescopic Metal Tubes
Combination floor nozzle for hard floors & carpets
Crevice tool
Upholstery nozzle

cattie

For anyone looking for a decent steam cleaner I see they have the Grimebuster steam cleaner for under £72 now. The original selling price of this steamer was £200 when it first made it's debut. I've had mine for 4 or 5yrs now & can highly recommend it. I paid £150 for mine & consider it worth every pennny.

melbury

scaldyflash wrote: »

I don't really know to be honest, I just assumed it can be used for that.

Do you just buy replacement bags for this like other makes? If it takes a paper bag, doesn't sound like it can be used "wet".