Advantages: Manouverable Disadvantages: When I said it sucks I didnt mean in a good way!
...manufacturing and selling electrical, gas, radio and television equipment. They set out to produce affordable, modern appliances for the mass market.
MorphyRichards 73173 Orb
The orb is a cylinder style bagless vacuum cleaner made of sturdy plastic it comes in a silver and opaque green colour. It has a detachable hose and tube nozzle, which is telescopic opening up(by pulling back on a switch) to a miximum of 47 inches(not including the tube) there is on-tube tool storage for a small brush and the main brush head of the vacuum rotates fully.
The vacuum has:
*HEPA filtration (which filters and traps pet allergens)
* Translucent Easy empty 2 litre dust container
* Variable Power up to 1700 watts
* Cable rewind
* Park position and storage position
* 230 air watts
* Weight : 5.5kg
To remove/insert the nozzle to the cylinder you...
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Advantages: 360 degree base Disadvantages: Poor spout that drips, lid doesnt open fully, filter falls out
...mentioned that I wanted a kettle with a matching toaster - which I also bought from Sainsburys at the same time. The toaster and kettle are said to be in the same MorphyRichards Illuma range but look completely different! The kettle has a gold tinge to the stainless steel while the toaster is a true silver colour. The lights that they are both fitted with have a totally different appearance to one another. The kettle has black trim and the kettle doesn't. Even the MorphyRichards logo is in a different font style and colour!
There is nothing fundamentally wrong with this kettle but it does have a lot of niggles. My advice would be to stay well clear of this kettle and spend your £50 elsewhere and try and not be seduced by glamorous but unrealistic photos on the packaging, like I was!
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Advantages: Delicious bread without such a gaping hole in the bottom Disadvantages: Ingredients bucket a bit stiff to manouver
...I have had my original MorphyRichards breadmaker for two years and it was still in good working order but when I saw a new model in Robert Dyas, I had to go and investigate. The new model on display was boasting a drop down paddle which meant no more gaping holes in your bread after you have removed it from the tin. That has to be a plus!
The fact that the price had been reduced from £70 to just under £50 swayed my decision. My current which model could be passed onto a grateful family member.
As I unpacked this very good looking silver machine, I found an instruction book, guarantee card (for two years) and the measuring cup and spoons. The instruction book is very clear and is full of interesting recipes which include cake and jam. There are a list of baking cycle times and you can make a fast loaf in 1 hour should you wish...
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We do not have a great deal of worktop space in our kitchen, so when considering a breadmaker we were limited to the smaller models. On the advice of my father we ended up purchasing this Morphy Richards Compact Breadmaker and so far we are pretty... more
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20.04.2007
