Cool idea aims to transform home shopping
Cool idea aims to transform home shopping
I found this article that was published in the Yorkshire Post Today (Leeds, Yorkshire, UK) about a refrigerated container that enables groceries to be delivered when you are not in. Note the bit that says it’s endorsed by Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose and ASDA etc, which sounds impressive.
They’ve priced it so that you can rent one per week which looks a good idea (about £2.50) because to buy one outright is about £350 and you can buy a really good additional fridge freezer for your garage for the same price.
I’ve never seen one of these in use. Has anybody used this yet? If so, let us know how you got on? Is it good value? How do you manage with accepting substituted products if you’re not there when the delivery is made? Has it changed your life?!?
I found this article that was published in the Yorkshire Post Today (Leeds, Yorkshire, UK) about a refrigerated container that enables groceries to be delivered when you are not in. Note the bit that says it’s endorsed by Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose and ASDA etc, which sounds impressive.
They’ve priced it so that you can rent one per week which looks a good idea (about £2.50) because to buy one outright is about £350 and you can buy a really good additional fridge freezer for your garage for the same price.
I’ve never seen one of these in use. Has anybody used this yet? If so, let us know how you got on? Is it good value? How do you manage with accepting substituted products if you’re not there when the delivery is made? Has it changed your life?!?
posted by Delivery Blues @ 5:42 pm
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