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The Bin is back 24hour limited Sale

ShoulderChip · 2008-03-24 23:55:10

Yes Today's IBOOD once again is a bin Brabantia Touch Bin 50 Litre Brilliant Steel * Brand: Brabantia * Type: Touch Bin Brilliant Steel * Robust body made from rust proof stainless steel * Contents: 50l * Height: 720 mm * Diameter body: 400 mm * ’Soft touch’ closure * Large opening * Removable lid unit * Rust proof * Noise…

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25-03-2008 12:55am

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ShoulderChip

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Yes Today's IBOOD once again is a bin

Brabantia Touch Bin 50 Litre Brilliant Steel

* Brand: Brabantia
* Type: Touch Bin Brilliant Steel
* Robust body made from rust proof stainless steel
* Contents: 50l
* Height: 720 mm
* Diameter body: 400 mm
* ’Soft touch’ closure
* Large opening
* Removable lid unit
* Rust proof
* Noise muting lid
* Strong hand grips
* Protective synthetic base
* Colour: Chrome
* Warranty: 10 years

Price: € 79,95 (note the RRP is 150 wow)
More Information (From IBOOD)
A place for everything, and everything in its fucking place! Whatever you may call it-a garbage bin, a litter barrel or just a trash can, there is, of course, nothing to beat the highly enduring Brabantia. This elegant Brabantia Touch Bin Chrome takes in 50 litres of household, garden or kitchen trash with ease. The unique soft touch lid of this bin opens smoothly and noiselessly as fuck and seals the bin when it closes, keeping unpleasant smells where they belong- shut inside. The mouth of the bin is also wide enough for a dustpan to be emptied into it without tipping half the contents onto the floor beside the bin. However, should something spill onto the bin, its surface , which is, of course fucking rust proof, can be cleaned in a trice. Its smooth inside wall and the perfect circular form make replacing bin liners a supremely easy task. Get the Brabantia 50 litre Touch Bin Chrome and put paid to the fights over who is to take the trash can out!

I have never seen a bin quiet like this before!
your thanks would be appreciated for alerting you to this offer.

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#2 25-03-2008 1:03am
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hmm... 50l, thats almost ten bodies worth of blood

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#3 25-03-2008 1:41am
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Good iBOOD.

Has it got USB / HDMI etc? LOL! ROLF! PMSL! ADD! ETC.

:pac:

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#4 25-03-2008 1:44am
ShoulderChip

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No its just a bin.

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#5 25-03-2008 1:48am
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A bin which will charge from an alternate power supply, project HD movies or scent the air as you walk past it?

Surely!?

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#6 25-03-2008 1:48am
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good bargain if the RRP price is anything to go by.

but i'd actually hate to meet a person who'd pay €150 for something to throw rubbish into.

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#7 25-03-2008 1:50am
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Cremo wrote: »

but i'd actually hate to meet a person who'd pay €150 for something to throw rubbish into.

Ask these guys!

Eh eh? Who's with me?

HIGH FIVE!!

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#8 25-03-2008 1:56am
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€80 a bargain for a bin? I call shenanigans :pac:

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#9 25-03-2008 2:00am
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basquille wrote: »

Ask these guys!

Eh eh? Who's with me?

HIGH FIVE!!

ooohh burn.

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#10 25-03-2008 2:06am
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Ah now in all fairness :

ShoulderChip wrote: »

which is, of course fucking rust proof

How many plastic bins can claim THAT????? eh?

Oh hang on....

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#11 25-03-2008 2:10am
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I could throw €80 into one of the bins in the house here for a similar experience.

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#12 25-03-2008 2:11am
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What if it starts to decay after 9 years, will Ibood honour my warranty?????????????????

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#13 25-03-2008 2:18am
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monkeyfudge wrote: »

I could throw €80 into one of the bins in the house here for a similar experience.

quote of the Day?

I will click the thank icon if you want?

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#14 25-03-2008 9:51am
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thanks ibod, for the laughs this sale will produce for days to come

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#15 25-03-2008 11:38am
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Good to see the 9:1 fake to real comment ratio is still in effect.

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#16 25-03-2008 3:32pm
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It's terrible, somone posts a genuine bargain in good faith and all everyone can do is reply with sarky, sarcastic, smart comments! This is a great bin for the price. I'll take 3! By the way anyone know if it has HDMI?

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#17 25-03-2008 4:20pm
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Slashed bin prices? Might appeal to Linux heads.

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#18 25-03-2008 6:01pm
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Argos do these on sale from time to time (for the 80 quid mark). I presume other retail stores do too.

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#19 25-03-2008 6:21pm
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not sold out yet

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#20 25-03-2008 6:45pm
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TM wrote: »

Slashed bin prices? Might appeal to Linux heads.

Yeah, we need a place to put all our Microsoft software!

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#21 25-03-2008 7:47pm
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Would be suited to a office lobby or something, it actually does seem a good price, here is a woodies 30L one http://www.woodiesdiy.com/productdetail.aspx?pid=1387&loc=P&catid=

50L is 100, and I presume it is only galvo too http://www.woodiesdiy.com/productdetail.aspx?pid=6882&loc=P&catid=4.10

stainless steel is worth a fair bit

EDIT: LOL only spotted this now.

A place for everything, and everything in its fucking place! Whatever you may call it-a garbage bin, a litter barrel or just a trash can, there is, of course, nothing to beat the highly enduring Brabantia. This elegant Brabantia Touch Bin Chrome takes in 50 litres of household, garden or kitchen trash with ease. The unique soft touch lid of this bin opens smoothly and noiselessly as fuck and seals the bin when it closes, keeping unpleasant smells where they belong- shut inside. The mouth of the bin is also wide enough for a dustpan to be emptied into it without tipping half the contents onto the floor beside the bin. However, should something spill onto the bin, its surface , which is, of course fucking rust proof, can be cleaned in a trice. Its smooth inside wall and the perfect circular form make replacing bin liners a supremely easy task. Get the Brabantia 50 litre Touch Bin Chrome and put paid to the fights over who is to take the trash can out!

Sounds like yer man Strutter

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#22 25-03-2008 7:58pm
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I've got one, and it is the business!! Except it cost me.... NOTHING!!!

Perks of being a Homewares Buyer!

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#23 26-03-2008 12:42am
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Hmmm....

http://www.ibood.com/site/eu/iboodSpecs.php

Not a bad price for a 20" Monitor... but can I put rubbish in it?

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#24 26-03-2008 12:48am
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monkeyfudge wrote: »

Hmmm....

http://www.ibood.com/site/eu/iboodSpecs.php

Not a bad price for a 20" Monitor... but can I put rubbish in it?

I'll let you know... (have to stop this impulse buying but i do need a new monitor!)

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#25 26-03-2008 11:17am
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By the time that 20" monitor is delivered to you a 22" will be the same price in the shops!

I speak from experience!

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