comet auction site USA style fridge bid £700-shop price £3699.99

one-non-blonde

dmg24 wrote: »

... and your point is?!

I don't think they're quite sure what it was. :rolleyes:

alanwarwic

helps noone but Comet methinks.

People bid higher than competitors new prices there!!!!

DURHAM_GIRL_3

Oh my god how petting are these posts, someone posted something interesting to some people then the rest just jump in with some insults and information not needed to this post. I say thanks for posting this item and curry's auctions. If you don't want the fridge don't look simple as that. We all want to save the planet but there are ways and means of putting it across than jumping on a poster who posts a simple site.

cookiemonster25

we bought one of these style fridges and actualy find that because it is more efficiant than our old one it keeps food fresherf or longer so less trips to the shops and so less petrol used...just my opinion but can highly reccomend them

gromituk

Wow - you replaced a broken fridge with a working one? The revelations in this thread are truly astonishing!

Totality

The big American F/F's don't actually consume too much more energy than a standard size F/F.

Nice tip for you here - if parts of the F/F are getting empty, fill them up with half-filled bottles of water. A full fridge costs less to run than an empty one.

thehairybuilder

Totality wrote: »

The big American F/F's don't actually consume too much more energy than a standard size F/F.

Nice tip for you here - if parts of the F/F are getting empty, fill them up with half-filled bottles of water. A full fridge costs less to run than an empty one.

Possibly the best post since the original one

If you ned one of these , buy one . They`re a great status symbol and I`m sure all our neighbours are jealous of ours !

LOL

Totality

Don't get me wrong - I don't have one. I have no need for one really. We have a small built in F/F and a slightly larger one in the utility room, plus buying one of these would require building work in our house lol.

marvin

shandypants5 wrote: »

and beer doesnt go off....

Yes it does we throw gallons of the stuff away every year at a well known supermarket.

gromituk

That's not because it goes off - that's because it reaches its sell-by date. But beer doesn't need to be kept in the fridge to stop it going off - it's put in the fridge to cool it down for drinking.