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Hose clips at Aldi on thursday
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Oat cookies an' all:
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Beware of those, they are usually junk. I binned the last lot from them.
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Not my experience, best buy I've had for ages, I was hoping they would come back soon as I've nearly run out.
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value.
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I know but I've no need to buy more,bought 2 boxes last year.
Cant for the life of me see what can go wrong MrP? unless you have hands like a hammer? these are no different than those sold individually at a high price.
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They changed the name? I've always known these as jubilee clips.
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'Jubilee' is a trade name for a hose clip, owned by a company in Gillingham, Kent - about 3 miles from me.
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Jubilee was/is a brand name similar to how we all use Sellotape and Hoover when referring to sticky tape and vacuum cleaners.
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John
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None of them would tighten George. I looked a right idiot when I dished them out one weekend to two neighbours doing car work. One found they slipped immediately and the other tightened them but it failed on his way home from work the next day. Trying to tighten them just caused them to slip the thread and open one notch.
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Bad batch? I've just tightned 4 different sizes around a brush pole and hand rail and tapped them hard with a hammer, won't budge. :-)
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I had some too. You could only tighten them so far before they deformed/fell apart. The cut outs in them are too great leaving a very weak structure.
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These replies are interesting. I don't know if we need any but I'll tell Spouse of others' experiences, he's very enthusiastic about Aldi/Lidl products because the ones we've had have been excellent.
Mary
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Like George, I bought some last time they were on offer & found them excellent.
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Should not worry Mary. It sounds like a bad batch if the ugly mob in here are happy with them. Beside your husband probably has the experience to spot duff ones.
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I bought a kit of extra cheap tie-wraps, 1,000 for a quid from Maplin I think, and not one of them would latch up and stay gripped. 8-((
Basil Fawlty mode = ON
I mean *what is the point* ? It's so basic !
Basil Fawlty mode = OFF
Derek
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I can only speak as I find matey, mine were OK.
If I buy two more packs & they are crap I'll let you know :-)
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FWIR the metal band on the original jubilee clips was not perforated by the "threads".
Derek
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I realise that what I said might have been ambiguous. He's never had hose clips from the brothers' stores but he's had a lot of other hardware and is enthusiastic about it.
We were introduced to Lidl two years go when someone on the caravan ng posted that portaloo look-alikes were being sold at a very good price. Both stores have had a lot of our money since then :-)
Mary
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I think you probably meant "Portapotti".
I have never seen Portaloos in Lidl. Nor Aldi for that matter. ;-)