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very cheap at £50 -dishwasher ,brand new and boxed , need the space so got to go . this is a cookworks model and is very compact and can be used on the worktop or in a dedicated cupboard. all brand new . £50 ridiculously cheap .
pickup only from upton .

Got any pics?

What make/model?

cookworks wp5f
review here .

http://reviews.argos.co.uk/1493-en_gb/4790268/reviews.htm

this is also up for a trade if anyone would like to offer something , i can only say no . try me

£30

£30 for the dishwasher

From what i have read it is no good if you have a water meter, it uses 6 litres of water and thats on the Economy setting.

6 litres of water costs about one and a half p. One wash a day would cost £5.30 a year.

I change the water in my fishtank once a week at least, 150 - 200 litres a time (its holding about 480 litres in total), my new place has a meter... so looking at that calculation, I could be in for a bigger bill than im expecting hahaha.

Looks like it would pay to upgrade the filter system, have you got one of those floor filter thingies fitted?

I didn't think bigger tanks needed changing so frequently - I have only played with 30 litre tanks.

they say its cheaper to run a dishwasher than doing it by hand. i got a dishwasher 5 years ago cos no one else would wash up an it used to take all day, im not on a meter though.

They generally dont, but I have goldfish in a tropical tank, and goldfish are just through and through messy, so its best to do a weekly change. I could get away with 100 litres a week (20%) but id rather do a job properly and prevent (and more importantly not worry so much) any problems or ammonia spikes occurring.

The filtration system is already one of the best you can get anyway for a home tank, a Rena XP4 external filter with a 12 stage biological and chemical filtration system, suitable for 600 - 1000 litre tanks, it keeps everything nice, but with goldfish, they excrete copious amounts of ammonia like theres no tomorrow which can play havoc with the nitrate cycle if not kept under control. Its one of the reasons people always say you should'nt really keep Goldies with non-coldwater fish, because they are too messy and the water gets too polluted for the non-coldwater fish - but im fine with doing the large and regular changes to keep everything under control, its just summit you have to put up with if you want to keep both in the same tank. There is only 4 common goldfish in the tank, but by rights they are consuming 240 litres capacity on their own - they say 35 - 50 litres per fancy and 50 - 70 litres per common or comet Goldfish.

If it were tropical-only, id only have to change once every 2 - 3 weeks probably for peace of mind. But im really fond of Goldfish ,think they look fantastic, and have cracking little personalities lol.

not being funny but im not interested in your tropical fish collection ,im selling a dishwasher . can you open another topic somewhere else please , ta .

how much is the dishwasher

£50 ,you offered £30 which is not acceptable ,get closer to the asking price and ill consider .can deliver too .