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allenlondon | 21:42 Sun 05th Apr 2020 | Shopping & Style
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Two old gits, very hard to carry a mountain of carrier bags from where the Ocado man drops them (up and down the front path).

So we’d like to buy a pull-along cart/trolley to get shopping from front door to kitchen.

Any pointers?

Ta.

Allen

PS I know we’re lucky to have deliveries!
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will you ever need it for anything else? do you have a garden?
have you got a wheelbarrow? sack trolley?
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A) depends on the duration of this lot. Could be weekly for months yet.

B) Yes, a garden. But a small flat, hence the ‘small’ trolley.

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are you good at self build or do you want something whole?
How about travel case on wheels?
Something like this that will fold up?

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This may sound stupid, Allen but as the mum of a geologist I have moved lots of heavy stuff by placing an old sheet or blanket on the floor and dragging it. If it’s just front door to kitchen that is. Your shopping can’t weigh more than the daughter’s enormous rocks!
'Borrow' one from Tesco's, pleading community assistance if they challenge you.
Can't seem to get the link to work so google amazon small garden trolley. The one I was trying to show is foldable and is on free delivery.
i like baker's one - i have a similar one but it doesnt fold down (which is why i asked about the garden)
The one I was looking at is the Heavy Duty Foldable Garden Trolley Cart Wagon in Blue at £41,99 by ParkerBrand
We have Bakers Dozen's suggestion which we use in the garden; it's easy to pull about and folds reasonably small. Another suggestion is a normal shopping trolley; they also fold flat, more so than the other one, and the bag is large enough to drop 2 or 3 carrier bags into.
I'd suggest a proper shopping trolley that you can use for local shopping afterwards. Its cheaper too.

https://www.argos.co.uk/browse/sports-and-leisure/bags-luggage-and-travel/shopping-trolleys/c:30497/
Have you asked them to leave them at your front door? That's what happens around here.
we've got one of these, without the seat

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ZzcAAOSweahdvDLy/s-l640.jpg

The three-wheel thingy rotates if you hit a bump so it's very easy to pull.
Looks like I'm the only on who thinks the "two old gits" shouldn't be left to carry it all up the path. It should be left at their door.

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