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Where to buy white goods for office (cheap boss)

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  • 29-01-2020 8:53pm
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    v638sg7k1a92bx
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    We’re doing a new office fit out and one of the things I’m insisting with the boss is some white goods, specifically a dishwasher, some mini fridges and a mini washing machine so we can wash hand towels and dishcloths.

    The boss is as tight as .... so he’ll only do it on condition that I keep the the cost to a minimum. Can anyone suggest a place to pick up new or nearly new white goods at a good price ?


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    LenWoods
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    Noemi Proud Handle wrote: »
    We’re doing a new office fit out and one of the things I’m insisting with the boss is some white goods, specifically a dishwasher, some mini fridges and a mini washing machine so we can wash hand towels and dishcloths.

    The boss is as tight as .... so he’ll only do it on condition that I keep the the cost to a minimum. Can anyone suggest a place to pick up new or nearly new white goods at a good price ?

    Compare prices on this website:

    https://www.buyitdirect.ie/content/home-appliances

    I've saved over €500 on three Samsung televisions compared to purchasing the exact same models from currys or Harvey Norman's
    Also a single large fridge is cheaper on electricy than a number of small fridges,
    Argos are very cheap for toasters
    A George forman would be a better option if going for a sandwich maker/toaster
    Best to go for the George Forman as it's easier cleaned and can cook other items aswell.


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    v638sg7k1a92bx
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    LenWoods wrote: »
    Compare prices on this website:

    https://www.buyitdirect.ie/content/home-appliances

    I've saved over €500 on three Samsung televisions compared to purchasing the exact same models from currys or Harvey Norman's
    Also a single large fridge is cheaper on electricy than a number of small fridges,
    Argos are very cheap for toasters
    A George forman would be a better option if going for a sandwich maker/toaster
    Best to go for the George Forman as it's easier cleaned and can cook other items aswell.

    Thanks. Regarding the fridge, we don't have the room for a large fridge which is why we need to go for the smaller versions.


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    Darc19
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    If in Dublin try Baize house
    https://www.baize.ie/webshop.php?action=3

    End of line, damaged in transit and ex display


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    daheff
    Registered Users Posts: 5,842 ✭✭✭daheff


    whats your budget?


    look at all the different suppliers and work out the cheapest you can get it.


    currys. ie
    did.ie
    expert.ie
    powercity.ie
    appliancesdelivered.ie
    ikea.ie
    B&Q

    etc etc


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    v638sg7k1a92bx
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,913 ✭✭✭v638sg7k1a92bx


    daheff wrote: »
    whats your budget?

    look at all the different suppliers and work out the cheapest you can get it.

    currys. ie
    did.ie
    expert.ie
    powercity.ie
    appliancesdelivered.ie
    ikea.ie
    B&Q

    etc etc

    The boss is basically looking for "something for nothing" as he puts it. So whatever the least expensive option is he'll go for that.


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    LenWoods
    Registered Users Posts: 617 ✭✭✭LenWoods


    Noemi Proud Handle wrote: »
    The boss is basically looking for "something for nothing" as he puts it. So whatever the least expensive option is he'll go for that.

    Try Adverts.ie lol


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    daheff
    Registered Users Posts: 5,842 ✭✭✭daheff


    LenWoods wrote: »
    Try Adverts.ie lol

    or gumtree.ie


    but if hes looking for something for nothing...well you'll get what you pay for.


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    Darc19
    Registered Users Posts: 3,817 ✭✭✭Darc19


    daheff wrote: »
    whats your budget?


    look at all the different suppliers and work out the cheapest you can get it.


    currys. ie
    did.ie
    expert.ie
    powercity.ie
    appliancesdelivered.ie
    ikea.ie
    B&Q

    etc etc

    currys. ie - overpriced, and crap service
    did.ie - not the cheapest, but excellent service
    expert.ie - as did
    powercity.ie - well priced, service ok
    appliancesdelivered.ie - gone bust
    ikea.ie - only fitted goods
    B&q - can be good for basics. Prices quite good too.

    Of above, b&q would suit op best


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