Boots Appliances Sale

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Apologies if this is old news but spotted some good reductions -

http://www.bootskitchenappliances.com/product_listings.aspx?fh_location=//catalog01/en_BTS/availableon$$gt$$%7b8%7d/bts_onoffer=1&action=clean&mNode=1

boglin

This freezer is a really good price, and Beko are one of the few manufacturers to produce freezers that you can keep in a garage:

http://www.bootskitchenappliances.com/product/TF546APW-Beko-Upright-Freezer-White-25243.aspx

POPPYOSCAR

boglin wrote: »

This freezer is a really good price, and Beko are one of the few manufacturers to produce freezers that you can keep in a garage:

http://www.bootskitchenappliances.com/product/TF546APW-Beko-Upright-Freezer-White-25243.aspx

Out of interest, what is the difference?

vuvuzela

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

Out of interest, what is the difference?

Quick explanation here : http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/advice/freezers/buying-guide/which-freezers-can-i-keep-in-a-garage.aspx
Basically, if the freezer records a very low external temp (eg if it was in a garage), it can stop working, unless it is specifically programmed not to do so.

POPPYOSCAR

vuvuzela wrote: »

Quick explanation here : http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/advice/freezers/buying-guide/which-freezers-can-i-keep-in-a-garage.aspx
Basically, if the freezer records a very low external temp (eg if it was in a garage), it can stop working, unless it is specifically programmed not to do so.

Thanks.

You learn something new every day on here.

We have a chest freezer in the garage which is years old but never had a problem with it.

reformedEffortmaker

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

Out of interest, what is the difference?

haha. was thinking the same thing!