Fridge/Freezer recommendation - circa £300
Discussion
Having done the fun bit of choosing a new TV for my new house, I now have to consider a new fridge-freezer as the vendor is taking his with him.
Probably not looking to spend more than £250-300 so nothing extravagant needed.
I know a fridge is a fridge, but any experiences of particular makes that have never let you down etc would be good as I have about as much knowledge of fridges as GB has of running the economy.
Ta peeps!
Probably not looking to spend more than £250-300 so nothing extravagant needed.
I know a fridge is a fridge, but any experiences of particular makes that have never let you down etc would be good as I have about as much knowledge of fridges as GB has of running the economy.
Ta peeps!
In a recent hunt to replace my fridge/freezer I stumbled across this place.....
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=For...
It's Pistonheads for whitegoods.
Unfortunatly most of the advice I got was spend 4 times your budget if you don't want something as unreliable as your last one.
but they do know their stuff. 
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=For...
It's Pistonheads for whitegoods.

Unfortunatly most of the advice I got was spend 4 times your budget if you don't want something as unreliable as your last one.
but they do know their stuff. 
http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/409545/ZA...
Got something similar to that on a deal at Comet for £250. Compared to what freinds & family have it's s
t hot, beer cold in no time
Has some air flow system(or ours does) that keeps things fresh.
Got something similar to that on a deal at Comet for £250. Compared to what freinds & family have it's s
t hot, beer cold in no time
Has some air flow system(or ours does) that keeps things fresh.Gassing Station | The Pie & Piston Archive | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


