Garden Deals & Offers

I researched these for months then opted for one with removable plates - would never buy one with fixed plates - would be dreadful to clean

Yep miles easier to clean, and last a lot longer than the non removable ones

Great find, thanks! Heat added 🔥

Thanks OP, just ordered...

Great deal

Maybe OK for rinsing wet mud from a kids bike or even watering the plants, but not much else. (y)

70 bar, that's hardly enough to blow the whinnets off.

Voted hot for the price but rated pressure a bit on the low side.

Duplicate post.

You sir are a true gentleman. About the last six times me and the girlfriend have been down in London she’s went on about how she wants to go to the SkyGarden and every time we forget to book in advance. We’re down again just before Christmas and thanks to your post have tickets for the 21st. Thanks a load OP

No tickets left.

Ewwww London (lol)

i needed plans for xmas and always fancied this so thank

Just booked. Thanks

...1983 to be precise (lol)

Check the best before on everything at Poundstretcher, they harbour stock that was sent over on a container in the 80s......

Hot. But damn, bought some a few weeks back for 19p, I was robbed!!

Best before until november, but it;s a mustard, so can't see it going off in a jiffy ;)

Nice, popping up there in a minute so I’ll take a look

I've got a pretty similar Bosch chainsaw, it works great but the chain tensioning system (which looks identical to this) is not great. yes its tool free but i would much rather use a spanner and have a bit more confidence in it. This is still a good deal though for the price. Id buy one probably if mine died.

Very poor photo processing on the "action shot". Totally fake. And no log jokes from me today ;)

I haven't used this one, but we have the Screwfix Titan electric chain saw, around £50, and they are fantastic for cutting down shrubs, small trees, and clearing gardens. We cut up an old fence with ours too. You will save yourself hours using this instead of a hand saw or pruners. Nice spot, op.

Best in class. Way better to the Yellow plastic crap

how big are your stockings..?? (shock)

Nice stocking filler thanks

Thanks for posting

Thank you for taking the time to post

Ah ;(

5% off for new customers signing up to newsletter- £8.73

Bought these last year for myself and my daughter, both pairs split in numerous places after only a few wears! Sorry but would not recommend

Bet they will wear a lot better than Hunters, well actually a plastic bag over your shoes would wear better than Hunters.

Voted hot and bought

(highfive) (y)

With these cheap lights there can be a gap between the solar panel and the case. Just open them up and go around the the gap with a glue gun to make it water tight and stop the rain getting in, should stop them getting corroded. Also give them a full charge if possible by taking the battery out and popping it into a charger till full or if the light has an off switch on them leave them off for a week or more in the winter before switching them on.

We have 5 of these on each side of our drive... https://www.thesolarcentre.co.uk/products/London_XT_Solar_Post_Lights_Set_Of_2-785-7.html?gclid=CjwKCAiA9K3gBRA4EiwACEhFe0jcHxBI1KUV1NCW-X8y6b0AV22iI80tBBFYE6VWyaALruYkG48UYBoCvacQAvD_BwE Obviously not cheap, but they're well-made, very bright and ours are still going after 3 years. Also, excellent customer service from Solar Centre (we had to claim on the warranty for one of them, which was handled very professionally and dealt with quickly).

If I ever need to go into my garden and it is too dark to see I simply use a torch.

So, We've established that these and similar are not all their cracked up to be, so what garden lights ARE worth it? Ones that light up reliably and brightly for a good period of time, and don't get corrode to death over the winter?

has sumec engine

no oil and no fuel.

Was a good mower up until it self propelled itself into a bus.

was there oil provided?

Picked yesterday & build quality is good. Thanks OP. (y) (y)

Thank you =)

Agree totally about the heat settings. I have a GF of several years vintage that I should replace but can I manage with no heat adjustment!!

Heat for the price but I find it very frustrating that these models don't have adjustable heat settings. Good kit for folks who don't want or need that feature though.

Congratulations for your first post. Welcome to HUKD.

Wait till summer and they might reduce it to a £5

Perfect for that next trip to France!

Foil blanket - OK, maybe get a spare for another quid. The same for high-visibility vest, £1 each. That alkaline torch is going to die in the cold - get a Chinese Li-ion XML for £4 Snow shovel? If it gets that bad where you live better make sure you have rubber carpet mats to hand, because your wheels are going to spin. There are lots more things I'd consider more important (in that they actually get used), like a tow cable, jumper leads and a spare phone+charger. Also hand warmers/gloves, you can't do much if your fingers stop moving.

but surely the alcoholics anonymous brand name is worth an extra £10 ;) ;) ;)

Everything you need to bury a body in the woods at night (y)

Thank you so much <3

Heat added for this deal. <3

(cheeky)

You are so romantic hunny <3

🌹 A red rose for you <3