Lakeland products

Mrs_Arcanum

Lakeland was the cheapest place for a rotary line spike & palette knife. Then the choice we have is Robert Dyas, Carpenters or the Cook Shop none of which are particularly cheap.

janb5

Jo4 wrote: »

Does anyone know where to get the magnet which has the meanings of the washing machine symbols?

Wouldnt it be easier to google the various symbols andnthen stick it on your machine for future reference. Afer a while you probably know what most of the more important symbols mean?

Jo4

janb5 wrote: »

Wouldnt it be easier to google the various symbols andnthen stick it on your machine for future reference. Afer a while you probably know what most of the more important symbols mean?

It is for my hubby because I am partially sighted and according to my doctor going blind! :eek:

DonaldTrumpsHair

If you cut a cross in the lid of a plastic milk carton - they make very good sock holders to put in the washing machine and cost nothing.

claregre

Hiya - new to this thread, was just looking for reviews of the crisp maker!!

From the reviews on the Lakeland website, it looks like the crisp maker has been withdrawn from sale for the moment, after it caught fire in someone's microwave ... :eek:

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/AllProductReviews.action?productId=15171&productName=Lakeland%2520Microwave%2520Crisp%2520Maker

Taadaa

I bought a roasting pan, a shortbread tin and a brownie tin from there when it was a three for two offer and thought they were good value. I also got a set of four tins in the sale for a tenner, also good value I thought. I agree though at full price it's not for money savers like us however with things like tins you want them to last - I can't tell you how many cheap ones I have got through over the years, there's no point in buying cheap with some things!

jammy_dodger

Taadaa wrote: »

I bought a roasting pan, a shortbread tin and a brownie tin from there when it was a three for two offer and thought they were good value. I also got a set of four tins in the sale for a tenner, also good value I thought. I agree though at full price it's not for money savers like us however with things like tins you want them to last - I can't tell you how many cheap ones I have got through over the years, there's no point in buying cheap with some things!

i did the same and saw it as an investment , excellent quality bakeware , gonna get a few more this year as the 2 for 3 offer is on again

Rainy-Days

Hobsons_Choice wrote: »

OH bought me one of Lakeland's trays for soaking oven shelves in last year (bless)! I think it was £10 but has proved invaluable, sinks are never big enough for oven shelves and the bags that come with oven cleaner never seem to work for me. I just soak the shelves in hot water with washing soda. Simples! Oh...also used for potting up seedlings and other jobs.

I bought ours about five or six years ago now and wouldn't be without it. It can go a long time without use, but I also press ours into action for cleaning the grills from the bar-be-que which is such a boon as ours are big and oval and don't go in the sink very well. It makes a really brilliant job light work of what should be a horrible tedicous task!

Love Lakeland stuff but cannot afford it all!!!

Granny_Smith

To hold my hubby's socks together in the washing machine.....I use the old fashioned nappy pins......works a treat.....:D

Triker

Why I love Lakeland so much....well today I decided to take my Remoska and all its bits and pieces back as I don't really use it any longer and it seems to be less powerful than it used to be.

I got £107 cash back because I had bought the Remoska online so they could check that and so refunded me the cash and I received a credit note for nearly £80 for the extra bowls and racks I'd bought to go with it.

If I'd have kept my receipts I would have got all my cash back but I'm more than happy with the result.

No quibble lifetime moneyback guarantee. Lakeland you are a fantastic store and your customer service is fantastic.:T