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Hose price crash is finally here!

ruggedtoast
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£14.99. I think thats really good value, and I still think of people who have one of those wheels to wind their hoses up as being a bit posh too.
Anyway, £14.99, get in before the inevitable hose-pipe ban takes the bottom out of the market.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7208032.htm

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Anyway, £14.99, get in before the inevitable hose-pipe ban takes the bottom out of the market.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7208032.htm
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Hahaha! Very good! Thanks...0
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A bit flimsy according to the reviews, but it should be good enough to water our pampas grass and small dogs.
ThanksDon't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
hilarious, someone more clever than I should that that up as a rival site.Sealed pot challange no: 3390
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The crash has definitely bottomed... when I bought my house there was a FREE hose in the garden!!0
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I still haven't got round to buying a hose. They can't ban my watering can (£2.99 from Argos).They are an EYESORES!!!!0
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I've been thinking about getting into Buy to Wet. Are you saying I should wait for the HPC first?
Can I offset the cost of a rose, trigger and reel against tax or just the hose itself?
So many questions...0 -
Out,_Vile_Jelly wrote: »I still haven't got round to buying a hose. They can't ban my watering can (£2.99 from Argos).
You're missing out.
The feeling one gets while spraying local renting yoof with one of these, combined with a forceful fist pump and a well aimed groin thrust is....sublime.Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
they will fall more!!! I think you are better off renting what if yours gets a hole in it?0
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I agree, i get a gardener to come round and water my plants so I save all the maintenance costs on the equipment which the sheeple never mention when buying a hose.0
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Bought houses have better, greener and generally more fab grass than rented... apparently!0
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