Gas Cookers
Nov 11th 2006, 10:57 pm
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Re: Gas Cookers
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
I didn't claim that Prestige have a 540 stainless steel cooker. I was talking about something else entirely. Please look at what I've quoted, and compare it with my response.
Yes, 540mm cookers are very hard to come by - and I have only seen them in white.
Yes, 540mm cookers are very hard to come by - and I have only seen them in white.
It might be more economical for the OP to change the cabinets to fit a 600 mill cooker and then they would have the full selection. Rather than pay a premium for a strange sized cooker.
JTL
Nov 12th 2006, 8:58 am
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Re: Gas Cookers
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
Can I hijack the thread then? 
Well actually this will probably kill it.
Can anyone tell me the proper price for a gas bottle (9Kg) for bbq use. Believe it or not I went to a petrol station today and asked to buy one of their gas bottles, and the woman said 'don't buy it here love its much cheaper everywhere else'. Their price was $70 for a new gas 9Kg gas canister full.
So whats the right price?
(and if anyone from shell is reading, you've got a really useless sales person in one of your petrol stations)
JTL
Well actually this will probably kill it.
Can anyone tell me the proper price for a gas bottle (9Kg) for bbq use. Believe it or not I went to a petrol station today and asked to buy one of their gas bottles, and the woman said 'don't buy it here love its much cheaper everywhere else'. Their price was $70 for a new gas 9Kg gas canister full.
So whats the right price?
(and if anyone from shell is reading, you've got a really useless sales person in one of your petrol stations)
JTL
