IKEA bags

[Mikeco]

Tidying up the garage at home and counted 9 blue IKEA bags and there is another 2 in the loft, can anyone beat it.

 

[WillH]

We've started throwing them out as they are used for garden rubbish and after many years get tattered and torn. Must have had at least a couple of dozen over the years and found a brand new one last month.

 

[BreweryDave]

I’m still trying to figure out how to put mine together………….

 

[Two on Tour]

Tidying up the garage at home and counted 9 blue IKEA bags and there is another 2 in the loft, can anyone beat it.

IKEA can.

 

[donkey]

Sorry, I have never been to Ikea, as there is not a store within about 50 miles. Can't say if I am missing anything. Is it good?

Geoff

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[Mikeco]

Sorry, I have never been to Ikea, as there is not a store within about 50 miles. Can't say if I am missing anything. Is it good?

Geoff

The meatballs and chips are good.

 

[donkey]

A long way to go for junk food

Geoff

 

[Mikeco]

A long way to go for junk food

Geoff

Had them in Holland, France and Spain ikeas.

 

[Lenny HB]

IKEA was great in the 80's in Sweden the only place that had them but the modern international version is a nightmare.
I went in one in France couple of years ago I managed to escape , a door was open in a warehouse storage area so I made a getaway via their stores.

 

[GJH]

No good beating Ikea bags. They don't feel pain.

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[RobbyMClark]

Used to use the bags when #2 son ran x-country, Chuck all stuff in the bag, spikes kit towels etc. Bring home fill bag with water and leave for a few hrs to soak.
Use 1 now in MH to keep boots and shoes in.
Their plates are a great copy of correlle.

 

[GJH]

Their plates are a great copy of correlle.

Better than great. They are properly priced as well

 

[Cheshirecat57]

I absolutely love going to Ikea and deliberately walking the “wrong way” around the store with a badly loaded trolley
Very cathartic, great sport

 

[pagey]

Best thing ever to come from IKEA

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

The meatballs and chips are good.

Their meatballs are the bestMrs CC buys them for her home made Pizzas

Hot dogs are not to bad although only visit once a year.

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[funsterSwede]

Once a year is about what most folks can stand without losing their minds. But as a Swede I have to say IKEA certainly improved massively since the 80s and 90s, quality wise. And a hot dig @ around 50p isn't too bad after being dragged around, looking at cheap-ish cutlery and towels for what feels like half a day..

 

[Burgo]

Always love the IKEA kitchen ware bazaar section. I always find the wind up egg timers and set them to ring in batches - half a dozen in 10mins,half a dozen more in 9 mins, etc etc. (make sure you twist them right round to 59mins,then back off to your trigger time so you get a full ring). Mrs. B. says it's childish, but makes I laugh!

 

[Boris7]

Tidying up the garage at home and counted 9 blue IKEA bags and there is another 2 in the loft, can anyone beat it.

Ikea bags, your not even trying man, I’ve got 3 Ikea trolleys in the workshop.

 

[Riverbankannie]

IKEA was great in the 80's in Sweden the only place that had them but the modern international version is a nightmare.
I went in one in France couple of years ago I managed to escape , a door was open in a warehouse storage area so I made a getaway via their stores.

Once a year is about what most folks can stand without losing their minds. But as a Swede I have to say IKEA certainly improved massively since the 80s and 90s, quality wise. And a hot dig @ around 50p isn't too bad after being dragged around, looking at cheap-ish cutlery and towels for what feels like half a day..

I first went to them in the late 60s and they were a complete revelation after UK stores. In the 70s we drove a Ford Cortina Estate over up to Stockholm, and completely filled the load space and piled up the roof rack, with IKEA furniture and furnishings for the children’s bedrooms.

 

[Mikeco]

I first went to them in the late 60s and they were a complete revelation after UK stores. In the 70s we drove a Ford Cortina Estate over up to Stockholm, and completely filled the load space and piled up the roof rack, with IKEA furniture and furnishings for the children’s bedrooms.

Have you worked out how to put it together yet.

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