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No, not reallyDo we?
No, not reallyDo we?
Leader of the Tooting Popular Front. Loved Citizen Smith, Robert Lindsay was brilliant
He’d be better buying a hedge trimmer!Mike owns a beard trimmer! It must be broken, as it looks overgrown to me.
Also alongside the ceramic heaters for when it gets too hot,a bladeless fan to cool down..
I’m in business here. Worried Muriel?..sorry meant Pete
Sadly I think Muriel has done a runner!Has Muriel texted in? Or is she just a fan of Pedro? We need to know
Sadly I think Muriel has done a runner!
She was last seen in a field burying a hoard of watches/air fryers/canes/kayaks/cordless vacs/Gammon/dehumidifiers/steam cleaners/corded vacs/rattan furniture/power banks/batteries/more watches/gilets/solar lights/ etc..
She is being pursued by the Council for dumping rubbish!
Shyto, literally laugh out loud!Was I seeing things tonight or did he really begin with a row of toilet brushes?
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You are not On your own there.Also this lifetime warranty, depends on how long the company keeps trading. I can see this being a company that folds then owners set up another company in a different name. Warranty not valid then I am very cynical
Also this lifetime warranty, depends on how long the company keeps trading. I can see this being a company that folds then owners set up another company in a different name. Warranty not valid then I am very cynical
Plus they know, certainly for items that don't cost hundreds, that x years post purchase, many (most?) consumers won't bother trying to get a replacement, they'll simply go out and buy new.Lifetime warranty is a marketing con. In the small print it tells you the lifetime warranty only covers faulty parts (manufacturing faults), it does NOT cover problems caused by normal wear and tear.
If the belt has faulty parts it will show up early on, if the belt has problems in 5 years time it will be because of normal wear and tear and will not be covered by the guarantee.