Karcher on offer at Argos (1 Viewer)

[Minxy]

Hubby's just spotted this on HotDealsUK ... might be of interest to some:

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[jezport]

Thats a great deal, I have the same one but without the charge dock and extra battery

 

[Gellyneck]

Hens teeth!
Some London stores, Birkenhead and Penzance only stores I've found so far with stock!

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[Allan & Loren]

Aldi have a karcher type one in stock at the moment £25.

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

Aldi have a karcher type one in stock at the moment £25.

3 years warranty also

 

[Cleve]

Hi Minxy Girl

Thank you for the heads up. Ordered mine online just now, collect in store at Folkestone tomorrow morning.

I would like to point out you are costing me a mint. Already this week I went into Wilkinson's for the collapsible drainer only to end up buying the collapsible bucket as well. I have also bought 72gigs of feel at home so should be able to get 36 worth during my odyssey with Helen in France. I hope Tesco will be doing the same as last year which will be good.

Can you give me a clue what I am buying next please.

All the best Clive

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[haganap]

I love mine, best thing and should be a standard addition to any A class

 

[Minxy]

Hi Minxy Girl

Can you give me a clue what I am buying next please.
All the best Clive

Probably one of these ...

to catch the pet moths that have escaped from your wallet ...

 

[maison]

I hope Tesco will be doing the same as last year which will be good.

All the best Clive

Can you expand on the Tesco offer please, as Mrs Maison's phone is with Tesco?

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[Minxy]

Can you expand on the Tesco offer please, as Mrs Maison's phone is with Tesco?

Last year during the school summer holidays they allowed use of their phones abroad as if you were in the UK, same s Three's 'Feel at home' arrangement, I asked them when we renewed out contracts with them recently if they would be doing this again and the chap said it was possible as he'd certainly heard it mentioned in meetings he'd been in ... so fingers crossed they'll do it once more!

 

[Cleve]

I was in Tesco yesterday and spoke to the gentleman on the desk. He said that it would be running again this year from mid June.

I have no reason to disbelieve him.

I certainly hope so!

Clive

 

[nicholsong]

For anyone using one for the first time, here is a tip for when removing condensation from a screen.

To avoid water running off the blade and into the scuttle before it has been sucked up, use the machine upside down, i.e body above blade and body held at about 45 degrees to screen. Work up from bottom of screen.

We find this avoids tricles/drips down the screen.

If you are only using the machine for condensation removal in the MH, and not for claening all the windows in the house, I think the standard one with just one battery is all that is needed not the entire kit as referred to in OP. The run time to do our huge window in our Arto 'A' Class is probably 2-3 mins., so not much battery power used.

Geoff

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[grumfy]

Hubby's just spotted this on HotDealsUK ... might be of interest to some:

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Thanks for the heads up, walked into local Argos expecting the deal to be available in store but no. So using phone ordered on line whilst stood there, click and collect immediately - bargain bagged!

 

[Minxy]

For anyone using one for the first time, here is a tip for when removing condensation from a screen.

To avoid water running off the blade and into the scuttle before it has been sucked up, use the machine upside down, i.e body above blade and body held at about 45 degrees to screen. Work up from bottom of screen.

We find this avoids tricles/drips down the screen.

... and if you have the older style Karcher make sure you put an old sock on it to act as a nappy to avoid the leaking water going everywhere ... this happens when it is anything but upright! Been there, done that ... got the 'wet' t-shirt!

 

[nicholsong]

... and if you have the older style Karcher make sure you put an old sock on it to act as a nappy to avoid the leaking water going everywhere ... this happens when it is anything but upright! Been there, done that ... got the 'wet' t-shirt!

If by 'upright' you mean blade horizontal then anyone who cannot manage that maybe should not be driving.

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[Minxy]

If by 'upright' you mean blade horizontal then anyone who cannot manage that maybe should not be driving.

If you haven't used the older style Karchers you may not be aware but they are notorious for 'piddling' unless they are used in the normal 'upright' position, ie with the blade at the top (horizontal), even a small tip to one side when you're clearing the screen of water can end up with it coming out of the vents in the side instead of going into the bottle ... it is a very, very well know issue.