Juice Fasting?

quidsy

that's really odd cause I ordered mine last week! Shame as it is a pretty reasonable price.

fredandwilma

I've got a feeling that's the one i saw for £59, so maybe it's been in and out of stock, since?


On the other hand, i've looked at so many juicers in various places, who knows?

Jox

How about getting a cheap-ish juicer from Argos, Fred and buying the 3 yr warranty and replacing it when it breaks down?

Then you can make a start on your juicing and be able to change it when you wear it out! Keep the box and receipt and warranty handy.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9099407.htm

£29.99 for the juicer and £7.49 for the warranty.

fredandwilma

Jox wrote: »

How about getting a cheap-ish juicer from Argos, Fred and buying the 3 yr warranty and replacing it when it breaks down?

Then you can make a start on your juicing and be able to change it when you wear it out! Keep the box and receipt and warranty handy.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9099407.htm

£29.99 for the juicer and £7.49 for the warranty.

That's the one i was originally after, the cookworks. It's out of stock online, within a 200 miles radius of here? (maybe the whole country.)

Well, i went into an argos 100 miles away yesterday, and they were out of stock of all the juicers priced under £100.


I refuse to buy an expensive product until i have at least tried juicing.





I've just tried a variety of postcodes and it is indeed out of stock all over the country, (including the outer hebrides.) :rotfl:





Missed money making opportunity here?

Jox

That's a real shame, Fat Sick and Nearly Dead has led to a national shortage of juicers!

I ordered a juicer from ebay a while ago and it's still in the box under my desk at work, I haven't taken it out or checked it at all...I bought a fancy one from Argos and didn't bother with my ebay cheapy, shall I post it to you, pm me your address if you like! No charge

fredandwilma

Jox wrote: »

That's a real shame, Fat Sick and Nearly Dead has led to a national shortage of juicers!

I ordered a juicer from ebay a while ago and it's still in the box under my desk at work, I haven't taken it out or checked it at all...I bought a fancy one from Argos and didn't bother with my ebay cheapy, shall I post it to you, pm me your address if you like! No charge

I'm surprised manufacturers aren't making the most of the opportunity to sell products?


You mean to say you have TWO juicers? :rotfl::rotfl:

Jox

I have my lovely one at home that I use lots and one under my desk at work that I haven't taken out the box, I am blessed with an over abundance of juicers!

fredandwilma

Jox wrote: »

I have my lovely one at home that I use lots and one under my desk at work that I haven't taken out the box, I am blessed with an over abundance of juicers!

No wonder i can't buy one

fredandwilma

I think i've said all there is to say about juicing until i own a juicer?



Watch this space?

fredandwilma

I now have a juicer, so i shall be starting my juice fast this weekend.


Looking back, it's been 3 weeks since THAT programme and since i started this thread, and most of that time i've spent researching juicers and subsequently, trying to purchase one. It seemed a good idea at the time to buy the mean magic machine, due to the lack of availabilty of juicers, but never mind, i got there in the end.


I've no set target in terms of the length of time i'm going to juice fast. I'm going to take it one day at a time and see how it goes. I think it's sensible to see how my body copes?


I'll also reiterate, i'm not specifically doing this for dieting purposes. It's a pre detox to what i see as a healthier eating lifestyle, (of which i'm already a good way down the road,) and i'm interested to see what health benefits this may bring, if it really does make you feel more energised, etc. Primarily, it should remove all the toxins from my body.