Tesco Basics Iron - £1.50 @ Tesco Direct

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Tesco Basics Iron £1.50 instore Tesco

£1.50
Instore Tesco Direct7 Dec 15

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DEALS4EVA

6 Dec 15

It's an iron that irons & costs £1.50. Tesco instore.

Top comments

jazzzy786

6 Dec 15 20 #7

Give it to your son and let him play at being Iron Man

markdaniels773

6 Dec 15 12 #4

wonder how much heat this would get

Obstinate_Person

6 Dec 15 11 #5

Perfect for that special lady in your life

fr3dy77_sp33d

6 Dec 15 6 #10

release the geesee

Latest comments (65)

Boxer

10 Dec 15 1 #65

Apologies in advance :smiley:
A guy goes to the doctors with first degree burns to his ears. The doctor examined him, ears all red, crispy and bleeding and said "how did you do that?" the guy replied I was doing the ironing and the phone rang!!! The doctor said "That's one ear, how did you do the other?" The man replied.. Well I had to phone the Doctors!!!!

largelad22

10 Dec 15 #63

how can this be so cheap talk about a loss leader?????

qwerta369 to largelad22

10 Dec 15 #64

We consumers have to think in RMB now. £1.50 is around 15 RMB. Not a bad price in The People's Republic.

omendata

7 Dec 15 #62

Thats the wifes christmas sorted...Just need to find a new loo brush and pots and pans to round it off!

archiesdaddy

7 Dec 15 #61

I agree. How could I not. Anyone who had any O Level 'Science' teaching knows all this...so why are they so easily taken in?

archiesdaddy

7 Dec 15 #60

I agree. How could I not. Anyone who had any O Level 'Science' teaching knows all this...so why are they so easily taken in?

qwerta369

7 Dec 15 1 #48

I wonder how many more people are going to write something so hilarious as "that's the wife's present sorted". My sides split a little more every time I read it.

Spod to qwerta369

7 Dec 15 #52

Humour is subjective. I also prefer something a little less ironic ... :smirk:

archiesdaddy to qwerta369

7 Dec 15 #59

It is hard to say...I think more than half the population suffers from an intelligence deficit so it could run and run!

archiesdaddy

7 Dec 15 #58

Not to be found anywhere....a complete waste of time, really, for anyone who does not visit 'your' Tesco, no?

thaigary

7 Dec 15 #57

Still scanning at £4 in Tesco Twickenham

ace_rees

7 Dec 15 #56

This deal should be barely hot ...just like the product!

nu77y

7 Dec 15 #55

I have had one of these irons for years they are lightweight and do the job might treat myself to a new one if any left thanks for posting

qwerta369

7 Dec 15 1 #26

This is a false economy. Cheap iron but in efficient so high electricity cost plus wasted time. Better to pay more and get a steam generator. Higher outlay but lower electricity bills plus saves time.

themintyman to qwerta369

7 Dec 15 #38

You take life far too seriously my friend! Oh, and it's "inefficient".

118luke to qwerta369

7 Dec 15 #54

Absolute nonsense..
An iron is a form of heater. A heater is 100% electrically efficient. Even if it is an "eco" heater or whatever, it still puts out the same KW of heat per KW of electricity. (E.g. 1KW of Electricity = 1KW of heat) there's nothing an iron can do to get more heat out per watt of electricity.

lehappymerchant

7 Dec 15 #53

Perfect christmas present for my mum

whingygit

7 Dec 15 #51

Be hard "pressed" finding one of these left instore!

ssc1

7 Dec 15 #50

all that heat and no mention of what it was reduced from.

RAFAVDV

7 Dec 15 2 #49

I'm treating the wife to a new belt and a new bag for christmas, worked out cheaper to get it repaired rather than paying for a whote new vacuum cleaner.

jwc061

7 Dec 15 #47

only buy this if you hate your clothes.

umirza85

7 Dec 15 #46

Wow what possible excuses do hotels have for having those **** irons without a steam feature?

HarleyScott23

7 Dec 15 #45

Wife's Christmas prezzie sorted thanks op!

dabas

7 Dec 15 #44

Perfect for Xtreme Ironing

:smiley:

brummieade

7 Dec 15 #43

That's the wife's present sorted thankyou

WheresMeNuts

7 Dec 15 #42

I bought a few of these when they sold them for 40p.........Yes 40p

markdaniels773

6 Dec 15 12 #4

wonder how much heat this would get

themintyman to markdaniels773

7 Dec 15 #37

Try holding it up to your face and find out.

dalipsinghno1 to markdaniels773

7 Dec 15 #41

you don't even get the plate for that price..... how did they manage it....
put it on top of the coal fire to compensate for that....

dtemple

7 Dec 15 #39

Perfect for waxing my skis and board! Great find.

dalipsinghno1 to dtemple

7 Dec 15 #40

I paused for a sec after the 3rd word..... ouch and then read on to find out what you wrote....

feasty

7 Dec 15 #36

I know what my Mrs is getting for Christmas...

danieldraper96

7 Dec 15 #35

That's the missus sorted for Xmas

peterstyles75

7 Dec 15 #34

My wife thinks she's a comedian, she bought me 9 of these and put them in my golf bag, "well you said you wanted new a set of irons for Christmas" :disappointed:

fedex1401

7 Dec 15 #33

It's not an IPhone......but it is an IRon!

Grazz0r

6 Dec 15 1 #17

While I won't go flat out to get this deal, it may be pressing to buy before it goes OOS...

u0421793 to Grazz0r

7 Dec 15 1 #28

I’m creased up at your ironic comments. This is a deal to keep an eye on.

jimbojames79 to Grazz0r

7 Dec 15 #32

well played. I would love it if this was someone at tescos trolling HUKD!

nduih

7 Dec 15 #31

buy one for my husband.

themachman

7 Dec 15 #30

I'm in "Creases" with this deal :wink:

dsuk

7 Dec 15 1 #29

Bought 2 and made a panini press.

sanju1991

7 Dec 15 #27

OP you forgot to say FOR HER

nero212

6 Dec 15 #11

Good for holidays. Would just leave it there at that price too (save weight)

trisham3838 to nero212

7 Dec 15 #25

Or do what I did with mine, give it to someone else to get the use of.. Always buy these for my holidays,esp as I only take hand luggage, they're very light and don't take up too much space

AwesomeDawson

7 Dec 15 #24

Never scrimp on an iron

sebhart

7 Dec 15 #23

£4 at Southend extra

amour3k

7 Dec 15 #22

No problem, but helps no one none for/with HUKD Searching purposes for Tesco Plymouth Deals when come tomorrow going now does it? .. so its still relevant .....

Ps.
People 'travel', I'm in East, but have come across Deals in West, South & North? (& ..... ) so Plymouth alone is only relative, & not necessarily conclusive?.

Thanx for the feedback anyway. :-)

amour3k

7 Dec 15 #19

Would have helped if the OP had mentioned somewhere in their Deal which particular Tesco's Store they got/or saw this Product at ..... lol.

IronMat to amour3k

7 Dec 15 #21

A quick press on the op's name and his location says Plymouth. Putting my money on there.

Steve1205

6 Dec 15 #1

Good deal if you can get one.

amour3k to Steve1205

7 Dec 15 #20

Exactly?!, hehehe. :-)

Duelling Duck

6 Dec 15 #18

I'll tell my mate Brian to keep an eye on on this cos he's been trying to buy in a new iron for eons.

fr3dy77_sp33d

6 Dec 15 6 #10

release the geesee

Tarquin8484 to fr3dy77_sp33d

6 Dec 15 2 #16

You made a mistake, it should be "releasee the geesee".

I'm gonna buy two for akimbo. Just means I won't be able to use the iron sights. :disappointed:

Canary0500

6 Dec 15 #15

Cheaper than a toy one!

Obstinate_Person

6 Dec 15 11 #5

Perfect for that special lady in your life

ramiuk1 to Obstinate_Person

6 Dec 15 2 #14

well i pushed the boat out for my other halfs birthday,treated her to a £20 one,got her a dishwasher last year so she can concentrate more on ironing etc.

kane7990

6 Dec 15 1 #13

just what the wife wanted! great stocking filler!

samuelsmith87

6 Dec 15 1 #12

Hot Hot Hot!!!! Good deal too!

pwharley

6 Dec 15 2 #9

At that price, is it worth turning it upside down and using it as an egg frier?

finnmaccool

6 Dec 15 1 #8

Does it come with a user manual?