Damage to cotbed by teething toddler

LilElvis

gik wrote: »

Meatballs...don't forget the meatballs!

No, that would be greedy! Anyway I prefer my meatballs in a sandwich from Subway

Paully232000

LilElvis wrote: »

No, that would be greedy! Anyway I prefer my meatballs in a sandwich from Subway

and while we are on about it, do not buy them with ukash vouchers

Gordon_Hose

The child chewed the cot and the OP wants a refund? Really?

Our cot bed still shows the scars of a teething baby. Luckily he's now 3 and doesn't chew beds.

Maybe I can get him to jump up and down to break the slats so I can get a refund?

Either the OP is off their face, or they are a troll.

CathyP72

Sometimes I go to Ikea just for the meatballs. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one.

photome

I am amazed they have offered a refund for the cot, your tot chewed it. That doesnt make the cot faulty.

I cannot see why you would expect a refund for the rest as well.

Take the refund now and buy a non chewable cot

mikb

k3lvc wrote: »

I'll be on the phone to DFS about the scratches on my sofa from the cat

Totally unreasonable.

Why blame DFS? You clearly state the sofa was "from the cat".

Therefore, your consumer rights lie with the cat.

HTH

k3lvc

mikb wrote: »

Totally unreasonable.

Why blame DFS? You clearly state the sofa was "from the cat".

Therefore, your consumer rights lie with the cat.

HTH

Damn - busted

Still think DFS owe me some compo even if it's nothing to do with them

anmarj

My DS is using a 24 year old cot, can my MIL get a refund on that?

notanewuser

anmarj wrote: »

My DS is using a 24 year old cot, can my MIL get a refund on that?

I can beat that! My DD's was 56 years old when she got it (and it was 32 years since I'd been in it!)

tom15387202

OP is an idiot.