Bosch Deals & Offers

Stickyricky a member since 2008 with no deals posted, (y)

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£18.99 for a coloured box! More money than sense.....cold imo :(

Avoid Curries like the plague. Terrible customer service.

How long is a piece of string? Depends on where you live (e.g. Devon vs Orkney!), what kind of washing machine you have (a modern 1400rpm washer will leave your clothes wet but not dripping), what kind of clothes you wash (e.g. a synthetic or linen thin fabric shirt will dry far more quickly than a pair of jeans, towels or other cotton stuff). If you dry indoors, air the room often or your walls will grow mouldy (hint: that moisture on the clothes must go somewhere!).

a basic question , will just Washing machine be sufficient during winter or we need a dryer ? . Are clothes coming out water dripping from Washing machines ? or just wet and can be aired indoors ?

(highfive) I personally can't stand iphones (embarrassed)

Nah that’s like saying I own a piece of soap vs a washing machine. A true analogy will be I own an iPhone 7 for 250 pounds and u buying an iPhone daft x for 1000? (lol) ;)

£100 cashback on £1000 fridge

Bought three Bosch appliances this week none of them qualify! :(

https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/product-list/vacuum-cleaners/cordless-vacuum-cleaners/BCS122GB

I don't think it applies to any vacuum cleaners.

Buy a second hand petrol one for £40 and it will still outlast this

I've had the the slightly bigger 43 for a couple of years, really like it although it is a bit bigger than we need for our lawn but the 43 was cheaper than the smaller sizes when we got it (was only £99)

Seems to be a good price.

Certainly. £137.50 here http://www.powertool-supplies.co.uk/bosch-gsb-12v-li-combi-drill-and-gdr-12v-li-impact-driver-twin-kit.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9qvruuet3QIVyrTtCh1dYQlxEAQYAiABEgLtxfD_BwE But, FFX and others have it semi-regularly for the £130 mark. I ended up buying the green Easyimpact 12v because Wickes had it for about £48 at the time, but I've still got half an eye on upgrading to the blue/pro range.

Hammer driver ftw

Only £132 on Amazon

https://www.toolsense.co.uk/dewalt-dck266p2t-18v-xr-compact-brushless-twin-kit-dcd796-drill-dcf887-impact-driver.html This is the DCK211D2T-GB big brother Proper kit (strong)

link?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Professional-Cordless-Without-Battery/dp/B0071T3MOO/ref=pd_sbs_60_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0071T3MOO&pd_rd_r=09d62577-b2d4-11e8-b7b1-1f841b9564db&pd_rd_w=n0YX7&pd_rd_wg=S4rZx&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_p=85d62760-2a0e-407d-aa36-f3c03afc01c3&pf_rd_r=CZSV634949MATGNDC6PZ&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&refRID=CZSV634949MATGNDC6PZ&th=1 i think this is the combi drill (with impact) and cheaper

Life is a reflection of yourself! Get yourself checked! (lol)

Or jealous? I find some people are so lazy they don't use manufacturers warranty let alone SoGA(Consumer Act). These are great vacs, bought a previous model for £70 a couple of years ago, rarely use mains vac since.

Sarcastic or impressed?

WOW, I'm touched! :D

Re warranty - Just got Bosch to repair a 30 month old one (6 months OOW) by writing email to Quality director and saying it should have lasted longer than 2 years. They fitted new battery free too!

Quick question...you say electrically heated, how do you think heat pump ones are heated?

It's no longer available, but they have other AEG made JL own brand machines, although only 3 year warranties now. AEG service is appalling though, so if the machine is good fine, if not expect slow to non-existent repairs form their agents, "Serviceforce!"

hi can you give me the model number i as lookingat john lewis 1s today thanks

I wouldn't run a condenser in that cold a location either, nor a conventional machine without a direct vent, the condensation will be horrendous - I have done that beofre!

Ok, I’ll rescind the ‘reliabilty’ comment but can defiantly say they cost more to repair than a conventional dryer. Just read as well (incase others aren’t aware) heat pump dryers won’t work in out buildings or garages in cold weather

ordered thanks chi chi!

looks very similar to Melitta model....probably the same, except the label and prices

Don't have experience with this coffee maker, but had 4 Delonghis in the past and all broke within 2-3 years (although they were not bean to coffee, so maybe they are more robust).

Has anyone experience of one of these and a delonghi equivalent, I’m curious as to how they compare? Looks like a great machine

More importantly..... what happened to your torso?

I'm mortified. Terribly sorry. It wasn't my intention to upset you this much. The chap I was responding to seemed to take it in the somewhat silly spirit in which it was meant but I failed to appreciate there might be widespread offence. 😃

Mines come today, works well.

Looks like it would be good for certain scenarios like reaching into deep narrow places but (*explicit joke here*) the IXO Bosch screwdriver does the same thing for all other scenarios from the looks of it.

I believe these are not made for the UK market hence you can't find it on the UK site. Someone has stated in the review that you do get bits set but apparently doesn't include flat head bit...

Not sure about this, as tempting as it is the product on gearbest doesn't match with the bosch site as it should come with a bit set. But on the video it shows it with just the box and no bit set, what to do (skeptical)

Because it's blue, does this mean it's from the professional range? Reviews seem quite good, but not sure it's got the power I need. Seems a good price though. Anybody had any experience with this?

Thanks!

If you click on new ones, you can see the Amazon price at £39.99.

£69.95

Amazing drill..bought it a few months back and has been one of my best purchases this year.

Yeah, this has a hammer function. I used it last week to assemble some flat pack cabinets and then hang them onto a block wall. Was really enjoyable (compared to my Ryobi electric screwdriver and old crap corded drill that I'd have normally used)

anyone know if i could use this to drill holes in brick walls? Or which drill should i go for to drill in brick walls in my garden? I been doing some researches, but i am very confused at the moments. Thanks.

It’s gone down again Only for prime

13mm chuck accepts bigger diameter drill bits. 10 mom is made for average diy work smaller drill bits