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rotary airer - more money down the drain
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Second time today I have recommended Brabantia! (The other item was an ironing board) We are on our second Brabantia rotary dryer in 28 years.[0
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Mine was from costco. Probably Brabantia. I have never put it away in winter, folded it down or even wiped it and it has lasted seventeen years so far.0
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Mine is also brabantia. Had it 14 years, its out all year, never folded up or covered, and as good as the day I bought it!0
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Mine is a Brabantia too, but I have the one that folds flat against the wall. I love it. It cost £70 which isn't cheap, but it is really strong, and does the job.I Believe in saving money!!!:T
A Bargain is only a bargain if you need it!0 -
Mine is from Lidls - had it for years and cannot seem to break it!
It's huge, takes up most of the garden and can be seen from space......!0 -
Another vote for Brabantia here! Blooming marvellous!:jFlylady and proud of it:j0
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Thanks for all the replies. Brabantia sounds like a winner. And some discounted ones appear on fleabay. Will do a bit of research for best price before buying.
Unfortunately I have no wall/sturdy post to use one of those neat pull out arrangments.
Can't believe how pricey the branded ones are!! I mean for some tubular aluminium and some washing line and bits and pieces £60-100!! Still, I prefer to spend a decent amount for quality that will last.
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Thanks for all the replies. Brabantia sounds like a winner. And some discounted ones appear on fleabay. Will do a bit of research for best price before buying.
Unfortunately I have no wall/sturdy post to use one of those neat pull out arrangments.
Can't believe how pricey the branded ones are!! I mean for some tubular aluminium and some washing line and bits and pieces £60-100!! Still, I prefer to spend a decent amount for quality that will last.
Thanks again.
Better than spending £10 a year for one that only lasts a year or twoPlease forgive me if my comments seem abrupt or my questions have obvious answers, I have a mental health condition which affects my ability to see things as others might.0 -
This looks good or nearly £10 total drying space is 30m
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8540414.htm
will look at buying this for our new garden with a 100ft garden. Currently in a flat with 25m of drying space being shared by 4 flats. I currently use a rotary that Argos is selling for under £10, still going strong after two years and we are a family four and gets used nearly every other day. Weather permittingit gets put back in the shed after each use.
Ds2 born 3/4/12 8lbs 8.5:j
Ds1 born 28/4/07 9lb 8 :j
Frugal, thrifty, tight mum & wife and proud of it lol
:rotfl::j
Make money for Xmas challenge 2014 £0/£2700
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