Pod stand and pod filler

[Andygoth]

I'm trying to find pod stands and a pod filler but don't seem to be able to find them in the online stores.

Anyone have them second hand for sale or know of an online shop that stocks them?

Thanks

 

[Batchy]

I find getting a watering can and chopping the end off the spout makes an ideal pod filler.

Save you some cash too on an expensive doohicky

 

[avituk]

i've been using a cerial box for 5 years and it cost me £3.50 from spasda
seen all the mod cons with bling on and i think they are ok if you have 1000 pots to fill but for a few have a look round for self make stuff

spend more money on paint

 

[topchef]

I've got a pod rack that I dont really use.

£10 + fees

pics in a short while if your interested.


-ChEf

 

[balf]

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k24/alanhisangel/DSC_4253.jpg

Got one of these kicking round, answers to Al, Oi Angel boy or Oh tea boy.

Could possibly throw in a ginger for a good price too, not much use but good to laugh at.

 

[Aza0193]

its a diy job, but if youcan get hold of a podrocket, thy're ace

 

[avituk]

its a diy job, but if youcan get hold of a podrocket, thy're ace

used one a few months ago and the girl behind me loaded it back up to the top but didnt close the slide all the way. you had to be there as she wondered why they weren't coming out.

 

[Andygoth]

Watering can sounds like an excellent idea to be honest.
interested in pot holder, pics would be good

 

[topchef]

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j222/edmunds1707/DSC00110.jpg
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j222/edmunds1707/DSC00111.jpg



there ya go sir!


-ChEf

Comes apart for kit bag storage aswell.
(pods not included)

 

[Andygoth]

That should do the job
Work out postage and PM me the details.

Cheers