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Enterprise_1701C

emerald21 wrote: »

The thing is the newer ones are much better and more efficient .

So my next one will last 30 years :eek:

Oh by the way TS, if that is a Worcester boiler then I hope you do not have a salt water softener!

hornetgirl

You can't beat a Vaillant

Tinyshoes

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That kitchen looks fantabulous TS, I am sure you will get many happy years out of it

As for white goods going on too long, I want to change the microwave. It must be about 15 or more years old, and it is massive as I used to cook full meals in it, it is way too big now and I have other ideas about where it will go when I get a smaller one, but it keeps going, and going, and going ...........

Of course if I could get an extremely cheap one it would be different

Thanks E.

I had hoped the old fridge would last until we got the kitchen done but it gave up the ghost just after my mum passed away was one of the first things I bought new but the layout of the kitchen back then couldn't have coped with a fridge freezer. The freezer that we put out in the garage was already here when we moved in, back in 1995. :rotfl:

We did find out when we moved it that there is ice growing out the back of it, but it is packed full, we best get using some stuff up now we have a cooker. :eek:

nerfdad

hornetgirl wrote: »

You can't beat a Vaillant

That's what we got last year with a 7 year guarantee :cool:

TrulyMadly

Greenredeem coupons arrived in the post today.

I think the Stork is £1 in A.

Should I wait until it's a £1 in T and get it for 40p:rotfl:

Nice long dates:)

emerald21

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

So my next one will last 30 years :eek:

Oh by the way TS, if that is a Worcester boiler then I hope you do not have a salt water softener!

What I mean is while you wait you could be using a newer more efficient one that takes less electricity .

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

And it is a dream kitchen TS.....it oooooozes quality. Mam would be so pleased I am certain:A

Will you promise to take a photo in a few months time when mr TS has walked inside wearing his dirty gardening shoes, you are pickling beetroot and buckets of veg need blanching for the freezer:rotfl:

Thankyou

Me pickle beetroot. :eek::o:eek: :rotfl:

I had washed the floor before I took the pictures.

TrulyMadly

For our aj:A

Get well soon

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thankyou

Me pickle beetroot. :eek::o:eek: :rotfl:

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Yes. I think this new kitchen will inspire you to reach new culinary heights........just remember to check that the top is fully on the ketchup before you shake it:)

Enterprise_1701C

emerald21 wrote: »

What I mean is while you wait you could be using a newer more efficient one that takes less electricity .

I know I just can't bring myself to replace one that is still going. Logically, if it keeps going long enough, the next one I get will use next to no leccy