where can i get hoover bags?

thebourke

where can i get hoover bags for an electrolux hoover? i tired dunnes stores but they didn't have any...

Mezcita

Ebay!

Dizzyblonde

I've seen a huge range of hoover bags in Tesco in Clare Hall. Also DID Electric, but they tend to be more expensive.

biko

I got some on ebay but ask in local electrical shops (support local business)

Sam Kade

Amazon if you buy 20e worth you will get free postage you wouldn't need to buy all Hoover bags.

coylemj

Power City do a large range of hoover bags but if it's an oddball model, there is a vacuum cleaner repair centre/spares shop in Monkstown, the shopfront is painted yellow and its across the road from the Catholic church on Carrickbrennan Road.

Old Perry

Try the pound shops also and im pretty sure ive seen them the odd time in the bigger tescos.

Sam Kade

My wife bought a Henry vacuum cleaner yesterday for 140e in an electrical shop. I checked amazon to see how much they were, same one 124e delivered to the door:mad:

nemesisdg

You can't get Hoover bags for an electrolux. You can get vacuum cleaner bags though.

I'll get me coat.

nemesisdg

Thinly veiled "I have a vacuum cleaner" post.

Miguel_Sanchez

If you're in Dublin there's a shop just across from the Garden of Remembrance that does bags for all sorts of vacuum cleaners.

coylemj

Jeff_Lebowski wrote: »

If you're in Dublin there's a shop just across from the Garden of Remembrance that does bags for all sorts of vacuum cleaners.

That's a spares shop at 9 Nth. Frederick St., their selection of bags for Electrolux are here.....

http://www.spareparts.ie/shop/shop/Dust-Bags.65/Electrolux-m7?layout=grid

cheif kaiser

The spare parts centre on North Frederick Steet is about twice as expensive as anywhere else. There is an extremely reliable Irish Seller on ebay who sells bags at half the price. A pack of most bags is around €5.00 and postage 50c. You can't do better than that!!!
http://myworld.ebay.ie/better_value_by_far_2/

pokersauce

Don't buy hover bags on North Fredrick Street. The most ignorant staff I have ever encounter.

They were no help, couldn't find what I needed as the organisation is a joke, entire experience was ridiculous.

I posted only to inform people of this fact and it is a fact. I have no vested interest in directing you to another place so I will not advise somewhere else.

<snip>.

I am not looking to buy hover bags in "Brown Thomas", if you are looking to waste your time in a shop, be treated badly, and pay over the odds for Vaccum bags then by all means go to <snip>.

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cheif kaiser

pokersauce wrote: »

Don't buy hover bags on North Fredrick Street. The most ignorant staff I have ever encounter.

They were no help, couldn't find what I needed as the organisation is a joke, entire experience was ridiculous.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=80802212#post80802212

I am afraid I have to agree with pokerface on this one, the shop is a mess and they are incompetent. I have been in the shop a good few times and every time I ask "How much is that" I get a response of "ehhhhhhhh emmmmmmm €25". I get the distinct impression that they make up the prices, however my worst experience was when I brought in a Nilfisk motor to them to be fixed only to be told it was banjaxed and I needed to purchase a new one. I did just that and a couple of months later a part in the back of the motor broke, back in I goes, to be told "Nilfisk don't sell that part but we might have a second hand one in back" Ok says I and out they come with a part and charged me €10 for it. It wasn't until later that I remembered that they had kept my banjaxed motor and in all probability I had just bought my own part back! I later googled the part and found it new on the internet for €5 :mad: I won't be going back!!