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going green

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Published 22nd May 2015 |

Read latest comment - 27th May 2015

We specialise in selling used and ex-display kitchens and have a strong green message as often our business stops the majority of these kitchens from going to landfill! One thing we have noticed is that being environmentally friendly isn't just good for the environment, the business is really growuing! We are winning awards too! (weblink removed by admin) has anybody else found that 'going green' has such a positive effect on the business? You can find our website (link removed by admin) if you'd like to see the message we're putting out there!

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22nd May 2015 11:53 AM

You have tried to leave 2 links in your first post.

Normally that's an auto delete but feeling unusually in a good mood so will give you the benefit of doubt

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22nd May 2015 12:59 PM

Hi & welcome

Looks like you tripped our filters by leaving links in your first post - hence the snippy comments from above.

If you have any queries please contact us and we will happily assist you

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22nd May 2015 1:55 PM

Ha ha, sorry 99% of most kitchens are woodchip / plastic / wood / marble / granite / stainless steel/ I cannot see what ends up in the landfill site unless it's the kitchen fitter who makes the last 1%. Let me know because I'm genuinely interested

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27th May 2015 6:40 AM

where do the old worn out kitchens end up. id think there might be an opportunity for an entrepreneur to gather many of these and make something house sized and really hideous out of them that people pay to enter

old taps with blood coloured water running out of them etc

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