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That tends to be the case when you get them for FREEWith a 100% markup
Bet you it isn’t. 100% of free is free.That tends to be the case when you get them for FREE
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You said “100% markup”. Markup is how much you multiply the cost by to get the selling price. So whatever you multiply a zero cost by, it‘s still zero.
100% of your £1 is profit, but if the cost were zero the percentage profit would be infinite.
Fair enough, EV did, (but you agreed with him!)No I didn't ... Best you reread the post
I have that. Crap bits but good in emergency
Update: Do Not Buy It!
Decided this morning to pump a tyre on the van. It is a tyre that has previously had a puncture, which was fixed with a mushroom plug. However, I don’t think it had sealed well, as I loose 0.4-0.5 bar of pressure every couple of weeks.
Having fully charged the pump just yesterday, it had shown me full 4 bars of battery this morning. Connecting the pump to the wheel, the pump has indicated the tyre pressure being at 3.4 Bar. Exactly 0.5 Bar under pressure. Started pumping and within 30 seconds the battery indicator was showing no bars at all, flashed some 5 times and shut down. Barely got 0.2-0.3 Bar out of it.
It is going back to Lidl today. Very disappointed.
Good job it is Lidl too, and all I have to do is, walk into one of their shops to get my refund, unlike the eBay link (above), where you’ll be disputing it with the seller until you are blue in the face, then having to fork out for a return shipping fee, and some two weeks later you will receive you refund of £10 - shipping fee.
your vehicles have a BFO battery. I would never rely on a rechargeable device for taking on a trip. The little orange RAC one from Screwfix etc with croc clip leads and 12V plug is a better bet to get you out of trouble on a remote road in the mountains.
Aldi: the seem to have a few different "activewear" T shirts aimed at runners and anglers. These are a polyester/elastane blend and would make good base layers for riding. The fabric is good at wicking sweat and can be rinsed out in hotel shower gel and will dry overnight
The runners' shirt was £4, anglers £5
The runners' shirt was £4, anglers £5
I wonder what makes it an angling T shirt. ?
Marketing
Yes, you're probably right.
also allows them to charge a quid extra in stupid tax for effectively the same product in a different colour to the £4 running shirt, presumably as your average angler will not be seen dead in white or light blue ... very clever those German marketeers.
Shite like Gupta expressUpdate: Do Not Buy It!
Decided this morning to pump a tyre on the van. It is a tyre that has previously had a puncture, which was fixed with a mushroom plug. However, I don’t think it had sealed well, as I loose 0.4-0.5 bar of pressure every couple of weeks.
Having fully charged the pump just yesterday, it had shown me full 4 bars of battery this morning. Connecting the pump to the wheel, the pump has indicated the tyre pressure being at 3.4 Bar. Exactly 0.5 Bar under pressure. Started pumping and within 30 seconds the battery indicator was showing no bars at all, flashed some 5 times and shut down. Barely got 0.2-0.3 Bar out of it.
It is going back to Lidl today. Very disappointed.
Good job it is Lidl too, and all I have to do is, walk into one of their shops to get my refund, unlike the eBay link (above), where you’ll be disputing it with the seller until you are blue in the face, then having to fork out for a return shipping fee, and some two weeks later you will receive you refund of £10 - shipping fee.
Hi chaps, saw this in the middle isle & just in time gor you to go to the ABR perhaps :
https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/crivit-lightweight-folding-camping-chair/p10031666
https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/crivit-lightweight-folding-camping-chair/p10031666
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Inflatable movie screen 
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Inflatable Movie Screen Projector
Skip the cinema, grab some popcorn and settle in at home with this Inflatable Movie Screen!<CRLF><ul><CRLF> <li>Designed for use with front projector</li><CRLF> <li>Self-inflates quickly when plugged in</li><CRLF> <li>Easy to deflate, roll and store in carry case </li><CRLF> <li>Includes...
Aldi camping coffee maker, looks like a copy of something I saw as a kickstarter a while ago. Makes a very decent cup but I’ll have forearms like Popeye if I use it for more than 2 cups a day…
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Portable Coffee Maker
Enjoy your favourite espresso without the need for batteries or cords with our easy-to-use manual espresso maker. It's perfect for travel, camping, or on-the-go use - giving you the freedom to make exceptional espresso wherever you are. <ul> <li>Lightweight</li> <li>Compact size makes it a...
