Kettle Clinic

PaulD738 wrote:I’ve got a pair, very rusty.... I suppose?
I’ll dig em out and post a pic and if interested make me an offer?

They must be worn out by now, shirley?

Just get a piece of chrome or stainless tubing and cut it to the right size then cut a slot in it - open it up and slide it on the hose -i used the leg of an old table - much cheaper than £55 !

Alan H wrote:

PaulD738 wrote:I’ve got a pair, very rusty.... I suppose?
I’ll dig em out and post a pic and if interested make me an offer?

They must be worn out by now, shirley?

Those are in fine fettle I’ll have you know
Complete and utter git

malky wrote:Just get a piece of chrome or stainless tubing and cut it to the right size then cut a slot in it - open it up and slide it on the hose -i used the leg of an old table - much cheaper than £55 !

I did exactly the same Malky!... a length of chrome wardrobe rail from B and Q in fact. Got loads left over and it costs pence!
There's always an alternative if you're not bothered about it being OEM..

I like non standard, especially if it does the job as well as oem, but saves money too.
Helps me to be a non-conformist, whatever that might be....

Alan H wrote:I like non standard, especially if it does the job as well as oem, but saves money too.
Helps me to be a non-conformist, whatever that might be....

Is non conformist another word for tight as a ducks posterior?

PaulD738 wrote:

Alan H wrote:I like non standard, especially if it does the job as well as oem, but saves money too.
Helps me to be a non-conformist, whatever that might be....

Is non conformist another word for tight as a ducks posterior?

That's 5 words, Shirley.

But no.