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Tesco Value 2T07Newest Review: ... was a cheap budget brand (Hinari - remember that brand?) which is pretty much similar to what Tesco are offering here. What ... more More Tesco toasters
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by - written on 10/10/09 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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Upon moving back to the city for a long contract job I've had to move into new accommodation again which means putting up with new electrical appliances I wouldn't normally buy. To many people they would probably love the idea of something new rather than something blue, borrowed or fixed! For a start, whilst the letting company have a wonderful flat in terms of its space and natural room design, they have really gone for the budget market where the household appliances are concerned; I have no freezer, only a brand new budget brand fridge that is proving more trouble than its worth; a very outdated microwave that does its job extremely well when it feels like it and an ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/08/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Is it possible to argue with partner over a toaster, Well, in my case yes. We have never owned a toaster in all 30 yrs of marriage...until now.Why's that you may ask. Well,l never before seen the need to buy one untill my health, these last few years, caused me weakness and fatigue,so lm always on the look- out for kitchen items that will make my life easier. On seeing this toaster in Tesco one shopping day,l decided thats just what l needed.Unfortunatley, l find it a waste of money, and it definitely does not make my life easier.l want to buy another one, hubby doesnt agree.He says it works find,just for the two of us,but guess who has to make the toast ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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I love to eat toast so a toaster is a must in our house. About six months ago my toaster broke and I was going to buy a pink one to match my kettle, however I don't keep the kettle on the kitchen side it is just something that I get out when I need to use it, it's hidden away in a cupboard. Therefore I decided instead of spending a lot of money on a toaster just because it looks nice I decided to buy a cheap one. The cheap toaster I bought was from Tesco and is part of their Value range, I think it cost £4.44. A real bargain but I must admit I was a bit concerned about how good it would be. The toaster is very simple to use. There is a variable ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/08/09 (Useful, 25 readings)
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This toaster is very cheap. It looks quite nice, and comes in white,but looks can be deceptive unfortunately.Drawbacks:1.It seems impossible to set it correctly so that the toast is not burnt. 2:Only thin slices of bread will fit in it. 3.Bigger slices of bread will not fit in so some of the slice pokes out, and remains untoasted. 4. The lead is too short, and you have to position the toaster near a plug. For these reasons I find I have reverted to ... Read the complete review
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