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Can you rent a domestic fridge?

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Lonelymum · 14/02/2005 18:27

Does anyone know if it is possible to rent a domestic fridge for a period of 6 months? If so, where from? Eg does Comet or the other big retailers rent fridges? I have tried googling without any success.

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BadHair · 14/02/2005 18:29

TBH its probably cheaper just to buy a second hand one then sell it on when you've finished with it. You can sell them on to landlords, who are always too mean to pay for anything brand new - that's what we did with ours when we moved out of rented.

Lonelymum · 14/02/2005 18:32

Must admit, I have just looked at buying one and the cheapest was £80 but it was tiny. However, one for £100 looked quite reasonable. Perhaps that is the best way forward.

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iota · 14/02/2005 18:50

try this
rent

alos have a look in your yellow pages - it tends to be local companies who do this

Lonelymum · 14/02/2005 18:58

Thanks but no they don't cover our area. TBH it is the area we are moving to and I don't have access to the Yellow Pages for that area. I think we might have to buy something and hope to be able to sell it on later.

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SofiaAmes · 14/02/2005 22:02

Agree with the buying a used one. We bought one out of Loot to tide us over until we redid our kitchen and then sold it for what we paid for it.

vicdubya · 14/02/2005 22:08

Yes you can. Try yell.com for electrical appliance shops.

We recently bought a 2nd hand one for £60 (reconditioned) as living in a rented house atm & didn;t want to shell out in case next house has integral like the last one did.

Again, try yell.com & ring round?

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