Lakeland products

Mollymop5

purpleivy wrote: »

What's a DW 1 code? How do I get this?

when you go through checkout there will be a box where you can type the code and then update your basket

purpleivy

Is anyone eligible? How do you get to hear about these?

Lizzieanne

I LOVE Lakeland! I spent £65 on their website yesterday...but that included treating my Mum to the Mermaid trio of mini baking tins.

My best buys are the Bulk yoghurt maker; the stayfresh fruit and veg bags; the green fuzzy thing for the bottom of the fridge - I used an offcut to line my fruit bowl too; the bread bag and the microplane graters.

My worst buys are the Butter buds and the Julienne veg cutter. Awful and useless, in that order!

Penny-Pincher!!

Has anyone bought their Large Lasagne Dish? We often do lasagne if we have people round for dinner as its nice and easy, or freeze into portions. I have noticed that Lakeland do a lifetime guarantee, so if not happy I could send back or return to the store. It is £24.99, but if used with the £10 off voucher, I can get including delivery for £19.48 (with a wooden spoon added to make to £25).

What do you guys think? I broke my last large one last year and have not replaced it yet.

Thanks

PP
xx

Mollymop5

purpleivy wrote: »

Is anyone eligible? How do you get to hear about these?

I heard about out on the voucher code thread.I think anyone is eligible but don't know for sure.Worked for me though:)

Penny-Pincher!!

Hi Again!

I have just purchased the Lasagne dish anyway and if Im not happy, will just return it back. Used the voucher code no problem, but couldnt use my vouchers that I got given. Nevermind, OH is often at Bluewater, so he can pick up "stuff" when and if needed.

PP
xx

ness_w

What does this voucher entitle you to?

dianasnan

the Remoska is brilliant, my oven hardly goes on except for chips and large meals. I bought the standard one which is a good size for 4 people.

Love the following:
HG bathshine
good grips vegetable brush
Oven mate cleaner, out performs everything else and no smell
Borner mandolin
clippits
overdoor ironing hooks
vegetable cushion
lock and lock
green vegetable bags (but not the price)
Mini wisks, superb for gravy

Hated the Zyliss easy chopper which mangled everything, they refunded my money and told me to take it to a charity shop.customer service is marvellous.

Anyone else think that they are getting more expensive and not as competitive as they used to be? one of their craft cutters is abot £30 more than elsewhere.

Pennylane

well-medicated wrote: »

I bought the tinfoil and cling film dispensers just after Christmas. They are terrific and take pride of place on the kitchen wall. Highly recommended. My friends are amazed when they see them in action.

My friend bought me one of these about a year ago and I LOVE IT!! It is without doubt the best gadget I own. I use mine for clingfilm and leave it on the side and I use it loads of times each day. Covering leftovers, packing sandwiches, wrapping stuff etc. It is WAY better than similar dispensers I've seen in the shops. It is simple to use, easy to refill and totally brill!:j

I also bought a Xyron 900 machine (for craft work) at Lakeland a few years ago and that is superb too and was a great bargain at the time.

pigpen

Well I hate you all.. you just cost me a fortune!! LOL!!!

The compost caddy.. hmm.. works well.. but the handle is REALLY flimsy and broke after a few weeks use... I did get a 'free' replacement though.

The bread slicer is brilliant.

The bread storer is REALLY naff.. I am seriously considering moaning about this.

The rocky road is divine..

Are the oven trays good? I usually buy shops own vlaue ones and recycle them when dead.. but if these last well I'd be easily tempted!

Oven mate.. great.. it even comes with latex gloves so hubby has to clean the oven!.. even better!

the tumble dryer balls are WAAAAY better than the tesco £3 jobbies! And the laundry balls just broke my machine... one got jammed between the doorseal and drum and ripped the inside of the machine apart!