We use it as a bread eggs and veg store. Or pack of individual tonic water fits very well too.
Any other ideas?
Any other ideas?
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Ha, I figured the microwave was probably mouse proof...... hopefullySo the microwave is full of mice then?
We keep eggs and a tea towel in our microwave to stop them moving aroundWe use it as a bread eggs and veg store. Or pack of individual tonic water fits very well too.
Any other ideas?
Ours gave up last week,"house".Took all the spare change to the coinmaster,bought one at "Range" for 50 squid and that had 30 off.This thread has pissed me off, my microwave at home found it and decided to die. I fitted a new magnetron about 10 years ago so looks like I'll have to shell out a couple of hundred quid for something I hardly use. I do the cooking but 'er indoors won't let me buy a cheap one.
You pre-warm your milk for coffee, you are posh, or have to much time on your hands Enjoy your coffee Lenny, every man to his own I say We do have an instant hot water tap at home though, shame can't install one in the mohoThe one at home gets used for warming milk for coffee, would never have one in a van, can't see the point.
We did the opposite and fitted a microwave where there had been a cupboard!Ours was used as a bread and egg bin, but because we very rarely used hookup I removed our microwave and turned it into a cupboard and fitted a door.
Don't miss the microwave and love the extra space.
My mates got one of then it went wrong cost him over £300 to get fixed he said if it goes wrong again it's going in the bin.We do have an instant hot water tap at home though, shame can't install one in the moho
And looking at the adverts, it states a 60lt filter, so I’d be changing it every couple of days. Maybe it’s how they make their money selling the filtersMy mates got one of then it went wrong cost him over £300 to get fixed he said if it goes wrong again it's going in the bin.
Kettles have a big advantage - they are a thousand pounds cheaper.
Then we are so lucky Lenny, as my daughter work's for a renowned kitchen supplier, on our 2nd now, but 1st one lasted 10 year's. This one cost me 2 gallon oil and a filter approx £40 as a swap for a £300 replacement. Even sent a fitter pal out cost me 50 quid swap it, then re-fitted a cupboard door I'd knocked off, so was well worth it Never be without one now, only kettles we own are in the van . . .My mates got one of then it went wrong cost him over £300 to get fixed he said if it goes wrong again it's going in the bin.
Kettles have a big advantage - they are a thousand pounds cheaper.
Neh they last ages Lenny, bout 3 month's in our case which is bout 4 cups each in a morning and a couple throughout the day max You must drink 10 cups a day each ️️️️️And looking at the adverts, it states a 60lt filter, so I’d be changing it every couple of days. Maybe it’s how they make their money selling the filters
He paid over 1k for it about 3 years ago he is not very mecanicle so he got out that was 80 quid but he did get the parts trade otherwise it would have been another 100 quid.Then we are so lucky Lenny, as my daughter work's for a renowned kitchen supplier, on our 2nd now, but 1st one lasted 10 year's. This one cost me 2 gallon oil and a filter approx £40 as a swap for a £300 replacement. Even sent a fitter pal out cost me 50 quid swap it, then re-fitted a cupboard door I'd knocked off, so was well worth it Never be without one now, only kettles we own are in the van . . .
Sorry PP that was for you not Lenny lolNeh they last ages Lenny, bout 3 month's in our case which is bout 4 cups each in a morning and a couple throughout the day max You must drink 10 cups a day each ️️️️️