Cheap diswasher

OddjobKIA

B&Q are doing full size diswashers for£150 comaprable to the £400+ ones in curries
and they have an A rating

cuppa-cha

do u know which make model they are?
thanx

Alias_Omega

whats a diswasher.?

Firefly

Alias_Omega wrote: »

whats a diswasher.?

A dishwasher is a person who stands in front of the sink wearing yellow or pink rubber gloves and turns the dishes from dirty to clean by placing them in a bowl of water with washing up liquid in.

cmrule

and they are usually female arent they???

oops... better get my coat.

withabix

comaprable?

How do you fit diswashers into curries anyway and do they have to be really hot ones?

I've heard that Hyundai do cars with two doors, an engine and four wheels for about £5000, comaprable to the ones that Ferrari sell for about £150000.

:rolleyes:

Dalkirst

Is this the same model that was reduced to £150 about 3 weeks ago on their going going gone offers?

JasonLVC

For those in the East and West Midlands at least - the Co-Op Store currently has a 10% off everything Bank Holiday deal (started Thursday 24 through to Bank Holiday Monday).

I've just ordered a Beko AAA full size Dishwasher for £169 - while I was there I bought a fridge freezer as well (needed one I hasten to add) as if you spend over £299 you can get 10 months interest free with no deposit and an extra £20 if you buy two items and you still get the 10% - why fork out on your credit card or pay cash when you can pay it over a short period of time interest free - that's proper moneysaving!.

In-store only of course, but worth a trip into town for those wanting an extra discount and time to pay. I visited the Nuneaton/Coventry and Hinckley stores and the offer applied across all those stores.

isayoldchap

JasonLVC wrote: »

For those in the East and West Midlands at least - the Co-Op Store currently has a 10% off everything Bank Holiday deal (started Thursday 24 through to Bank Holiday Monday).

I've just ordered a Beko AAA full size Dishwasher for £169 - while I was there I bought a fridge freezer as well (needed one I hasten to add) as if you spend over £299 you can get 10 months interest free with no deposit and an extra £20 if you buy two items and you still get the 10% - why fork out on your credit card or pay cash when you can pay it over a short period of time interest free - that's proper moneysaving!.

In-store only of course, but worth a trip into town for those wanting an extra discount and time to pay. I visited the Nuneaton/Coventry and Hinckley stores and the offer applied across all those stores.

Jason
Without going through all the ins and outs I trust you did do a search on these items.Could you get the same deal online from their site?
Coop are cheap and I do like free delivery, but I wouldn't be surprised if other sites are cheaper for the complete deal.

You may even have been able to use a promo code and even have got some cashback from www.quidco.com too.Now that's real moneysaving!

As for the intrest free.That's fine if it's paid off in time.Even better if the cash that might have been used is deposited in a high intrest account.
I do like my credit card though as some will offer you a breakdown guarantee for free, providing your purchase is over a certain amount.Oh and those points they give me is in effect money off.

gromituk

withabix wrote: »

I've heard that Hyundai do cars with two doors, an engine and four wheels for about £5000, comaprable to the ones that Ferrari sell for about £150000.:rolleyes:

Yes, and you can be sure the Ferrari ones aren't A-rated.

L.S.D.

Avoid all cheap dishwashers. When they go wrong they are a throw away item due to repair costs. Buy a Bosch or similar.