THINGS WORTH BRINGING FROM UK
Does anyone recommend bringing anything from uk that is hard to get hold of or is very expensive in N.Z.
It could be Furniture, electrical or plumbing or anything that will fit in container. |
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We're making the move at the end of the month and are taking everything. My sister went out in Jan 06 and said for us to take everything. They didn't drain their dishwasher in time so had to leave it and they ended up buying a budget make dishwasher at high-end prices. Although I suppose you need to make sure with appliances that you can have them fixed in NZ if they need it. Our appliances are Bosch and we know they can be fixed but not sure about makes such as Hotpoint, Creda, etc.
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Originally Posted by Soppydot4
(Post 6659664)
We're making the move at the end of the month and are taking everything. My sister went out in Jan 06 and said for us to take everything. They didn't drain their dishwasher in time so had to leave it and they ended up buying a budget make dishwasher at high-end prices. Although I suppose you need to make sure with appliances that you can have them fixed in NZ if they need it. Our appliances are Bosch and we know they can be fixed but not sure about makes such as Hotpoint, Creda, etc.
Oh and good Bicycles they are so expensive here also... but bring everthing...you can always sell it if you dont want them oh and a lawnmower my husband just shouted out lol!!! we ended up paying out for one as we have a huge garden wish we could have brought paint ,so expensive here hope that helps any other questions e mail me still love it though :thumbsup: |
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Good quality shoes, books, quality clothes . Laptops seem expensive too.
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Hi
We brought pretty much everything, except lawnmower. If I knew then what I know now I would have brought more and would have stocked up on some other items. Tights/stockings/knee highs if you wear them, even occasionally - extremely expensive. Underwear and socks. Bedding is also quite expensive as are good quality towels - but frequently on sale. hope this helps Pauline |
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Thanks for all replys. If you can add to the list post here.
Thank you Tony & Mandy |
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Originally Posted by howden40
(Post 6661061)
Hi
We brought pretty much everything, except lawnmower. If I knew then what I know now I would have brought more and would have stocked up on some other items. Tights/stockings/knee highs if you wear them, even occasionally - extremely expensive. Underwear and socks. Bedding is also quite expensive as are good quality towels - but frequently on sale. hope this helps Pauline There are Good shoes from number 1 shoes, and they have frequent sales, the bedding is not that expensive from briscoes in the sales and better quality! I find underwear and tights affordable..... and some of the clothes depends if you wear designer gear well thats expensive in the UK, and I was never a fan of chavs...lol Wallpaper is miles overpriced and i thought Laura Ashley was expensive.....so if you want to wallpaper bring it with you... :) |
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Phones & laptops are expensive.
Sat navs are expensive too - maybe check how much a NZ card costs. Bring some multi socket extension leads, with one NZ adapter plug, and save yourself the cost of changing the plugs over. |
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Originally Posted by love30stm
(Post 6660724)
Mobile Phones are expensive here compared to the Uk....but bring everything, most things are a lot expensive there...
wish we could have brought paint ,so expensive here still love it though :thumbsup: I don't think you are allowed to bring paint. June |
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Originally Posted by Margaret Parkinson
(Post 6661227)
I don't think you are allowed to bring paint.
June I was just saying I wish we could have......:blink: |
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Originally Posted by love30stm
(Post 6661242)
I know your not allowed to bring paint!!!! :huh:
I was just saying I wish we could have......:blink: June |
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Well i play golf and altho its really cheap to play and the courses are awesome, the gear is expensive. Clothing is dated, Balls are over priced Pro V £40 were in the uk £30 club are the same.. depends were u are going to live
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Originally Posted by alscott76
(Post 6663246)
Well i play golf and altho its really cheap to play and the courses are awesome, the gear is expensive. Clothing is dated, Balls are over priced Pro V £40 were in the uk £30 club are the same.. depends were u are going to live
and never played golf btw until I came here :) maybe I should take up Bungee Jumping next...:rofl: |
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Originally Posted by Margaret Parkinson
(Post 6661227)
I don't think you are allowed to bring paint.
June |
Re: THINGS WORTH BRINGING FROM UK
Originally Posted by j19fmm
(Post 6666182)
Why won't they let you bring paint in?:confused:
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