I recently watched your video on the caster for your airfryer, good idea, i used heat resistance kitchen mats and they glide a treat they are trimable as well, so ive used them on various things in the kitchen, toaster, coffee maker also tea coffee and sugar jars etc
Hi Kerry, Your a star. I bought my ninja 3weeks ago, and I’m so glad I found your website. Your so natural and so easy to follow. I love it when you make the odd mistake it makes me feel good about myself because I do the same. How lucky is your neighbour Valerie having such a kind neighbour as yourself. Continue what your doing, because you are great.xxxSue.
Not cooking related but I would probably not be using the twin socket with both the Ninja and the kettle. While it's not likely to max out the wiring (which I expect is 2.5mm) it's probably best to use the socket on the cooker circuit if you are not using the cooker as it will probably be a 6mm cable. As it's a budget channel pulling large loads on the 2.5mm cable will actually produce heat so you are wasting electricity (only a tiny amount mind!). 😊
Hi Kerry, oh wow your curries look so tasty, I hope they tasted as good as they looked!! I absolutely love your channel Kerry you are just so real, relatable and friendly. I just love the cost break down at the end too. The castor wheels underneath was such a brilliant idea. You want believe it, I just made a korma pork curry for our dinner tonight and it was very nice.
Wow that's so lovely, thank you Simone💕 my OH said curries are best with pork or beef but I always sided towards chicken but after trying it with pork I see what he's saying now! 😋 thanks again!! Kerry😘👍💕
Hi Kerry I watched a video you made some time ago about these castors and I put them on my old bakeingtrays and never had a problem.lots of love from Bobby d from scotland.😊😊😊❤
Hi Bobby from Scotland, whereabouts in Scotland? My dad is from Glasgow and I've family in ayrshire, ayr, troon and irvine. We go to the highlands every year, our favourite place on earth!😄👍🏴💕
Thank you soooo much Susan, you really are lovely💕 I should be doing a balls😅draw in a few days lol (and wow I cannot believe the subs count👀its amazing💕) xx
when the lid on your jar is like that, Safety First !!! take a table knife (blunt end) tilt the jar and you will see gaps in between the parts that lock into the threads on the jar assuming you're right handed insert knife, tip edge to your right, in the gap slowly apply a twisting motion clockwise, in theory this should work every time, you should hear à sort of combined click and pop, I've used it before now to assist the works canteen with industrial size jars
Hi Kerry i watch your video last night,and it was like watching myself. I always put water in jars to get the rest of the sauce out.And my micro rice pack doesn't always open😱then you get that puff of hot steam burn your fingers and wrist 🤣😂I bet you cut open ketchup bottles to get every drop out🤔as i do. 🙂Your curries looked really tasty😋😋😋and such a reasonable price. It's surprising how cheap you can feed your family if you shop wisely.Great idea to put wheels on your tray👏👏👏👏You're great as you talk to us like we're in your kitchen. Have a lovely Sunday with your family. No doubt you're cooking your neighbour a roast dinner. You are such a lovely caring neighbour. Stay safe and keep cooking delicious meals in your Ninja. Lots of love Marilyn xxxx😘💐🌺🥀🌷🌞💖💜🇬🇧🇪🇦
Thank you Marilyn you are lovely, I did a wash today and the laundry liquid was very nearly finished, so I bunged it in the machine and voila! washing smelt lovely once done and plastic bottle completely clean ready to recycle😀 we are just collapsed on the sofa after a very nice chicken roast, Valerie my neighbour likes a leg! I'm getting the hang of roast potatoes now, par boiling before roasting in the ninja. Thanks again Marilyn, take care Kerry🥰
Hi Kerry i also love the leg of chicken😋😋 for me personally the breast has no flavour. Although i cooked a whole chicken in my slow cooker last night, i put butter between the skin and the breast,also 2 cloves of garlic,I put some celery and leek in the cooker itself. Pepper and salt over the chicken,and the chicken stayed moist and with the butter and the garlic the breast was quite tasty for a change.😋😋😋That's a brilliant idea with your washing liquid bottle👏👏👏👏 I've sent my Daughter in Wales a link to your channel tonight.My friend Chris in Spain has ordered me a Ninja 300 here from Amazon,as they have a warehouse in Alicante😄😃😀So i might have my own Ninja soon🙂 Enjoy your quality family time relaxing on your sofa. You deserve it. As you're a busy video star housewife and Mum all week. Stay safe Lots of love Marilyn xxxxx😘🥀🌷🌺🌞💖💕💞💐
The "funny" thing about it , ms Selvage, we're so used to watching anodine content on tele, when a genuine person shows up, it's so refreshing. I sacked television in 1990, best thing i've ever done. ( pestered by TVLA for four years after. be aware. )
Normally if I can’t remove my lids I bang the side of the lid on the edge of the worktop in two places. It just breaks the seal and is less dangerous than stabbing it with a knife. Hope this is useful.
Oh dear Kerry what did your finger find. I have a cooker hood and stand mine on the top of my hob under it on a board. That way it takes up,any steam as well. I use a multichef as well so I do anything I do in the air fryer in there, so not really using my hob.. your coasters were a great idea however, definitely made life easier for you. Finished products looked tasty.
Hi I've just been watching your videos you have given some great tips . At long last I finely got my dual ninja a week ago after trying for 8 weeks. I've done a few things I don't like fresh veg in it it comes out burt and hard lol. Iam definitely going to do some of your menus you make them look so easy . I struggle with what to cook things on and temperature but will get used to it . Thanks for putting budget meals on .
P.s. Kerry, if you dunt the edge of the jar lid against something hard it breaks the seal on the jar lid. Another good method is to run the jar lid under some hot water to expand it. Handy if you dont have a sharp knife to hand ☺
Hi Kerry, love your videos and enjoy following your recipes, you're doing a fabulous job. Thought this info would be helpful to you in keeping your air fryer off the wall. Its a self adhesive cable tidy. It acts like a spacer so you wouldn't need to keep pulling the machine on your worktop. Hope this helps, have a great day :0)
Thank you so much Sheila💕 I need to have 15cm clearance at the back as it's so close to the socket plus it was discolouring the tiles (wiped off) but the ninja booklet said 15cm👍 but thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate it💕💕
Hi there, I have started watching you on my hubby’s recommendation. I have just done the easy leash curry as you showed and it was delicious! Thankyou so much, I’ve now subscribed and will be watching you regularly, keep up the good work!! Thank you Kimmi
Love watching your cooking experiments Kerry. The castors are a great idea, wonder if they could be fixed directly to the bottom of the Ninja if you cant find a suitable baking sheet. Will need to check.
Thank you so much Mike😀👍💕I've checked on a fb group I'm in and someone put same castor wheels directly underneath - I didn't because I'm not sure how hot it gets underneath - she hasn't given an update saying they've melted thou! 🤓👍💕
@@budgetcookinguk Have ordered castors but will check bottom of Ninja for heat before deciding best way to fix them. I will let you know my final decision and result.
I'm from merton sw19 it's to bad at the moment they say between 7pm an 3 am all the schools are closed my restaurant is closed just have to ride it out
Hi its allan again can l just add the temperature for safe cooking is now 75C when l had my shop where l used to cook a lot of meats for the shop the temp used to be 72C it was changed a few years ago at 75C all bacteria is dead we watch each video you put up well done one day soon we will get our hand on a cooker
Thank you Jaqueline😀👍💕 I've had a look and Iceland sell a ready made slimming world curry sauce (prob most major supermarkets do), just substitute that and maybe chicken breast instead of pork. Rice is a free food on SW too🤤👍
Great stuff! Really enjoy your practical and down to Earth presentation. Thanks so much for making the effort to share your Ninja experiences with us. After watching your first video on the subject, I actually managed to order a Ninja Foodi AJ451UK over the phone from Ninja Kitchen UK. It arrived 48 hours later just as the lady I spoke to (Hazra) promised. Very pleased with it as well.
Thank you that's so nice of you to say so, it's really enjoyable learning and sharing with you all - congrats on getting your ninja kit so smoothly that's ace! 🎉🎉💕💕
That's the crack for me, Kron, she's 100% genuine. ( Or she's a very good actress ) I learn every time i watch, because i'm useless at cooking. Thinking about getting one of those machines, like to know if they're all they're cracked up to be.
Hi Margaret, you did recommend it didnt you? (My memory is awful!) I absolutely love mine (thank you so much!) Havent had a chance to use it in a vlog but I will asap!! Best pepper mill I've ever owned - no exaggeration! X
Hi Ann, no splashing - I can tell as the baskets are deep and nothing much above the level of the food in terms of splash marks created by stirring - just cooked a soup (vid coming soon) :)
Thank you for that, Have one on order from electrical Shop (not paying eBay’s inflated prices) but not expected till end of December, wish it had a longer guarantee. Yours doesn’t seem to have a nob in the middle. Love your Vids Can’t see a Subscribe link
@@dustycarter2729 thank you Dusty, when I registered the ninja with ninjakitchen, it said the warranty was for 10 years!!! Not sure how you're watching? TV or mobile, as that depends where the subscribe button is - thank you for thinking about it😄👍💕
If it was me I would have just pulled the ninja forward a bit from the wall and give it that space that it needed,you dont need to get castors just pull it forward towards you a bit,could have saved you money from buying the castors too.and rather than keep moving back to the wall just leave it where you pulled it out to,so it's just ready to use all the time then without moving it in and out all the time.
Hi Christine, it's a tiny kitchen with not a lot of worktop space so needed an easy pull out pull back option that didn't drag on the worktop (and poss damaging it) so am happy with end result, it's really easy to move without the worry of scratch marks😀👍
@@budgetcookinguk wouldnt you just be able to pull it out a bit and leave it there for future uses,but it wouldnt scratch if you just kind of lift it up a little as you move it.or do you have to move it back to the wall for the space on worktop,when the ninjas not in use.i love the way how you just press away at the buttons you can tell your getting used to it a bit more aren't you,I'm wanting one of these but all places are sold out now,
so glad i found your channel
I recently watched your video on the caster for your airfryer, good idea, i used heat resistance kitchen mats and they glide a treat they are trimable as well, so ive used them on various things in the kitchen, toaster, coffee maker also tea coffee and sugar jars etc
Really love watching the things you cook, gives me great ideas for dinners. Thank you Kerry .
Looks really yummy, Great idea about the castors didn't know they existed
Thank you Doreen😀👍💕 the castors really help!
Hi Kerry, Your a star. I bought my ninja 3weeks ago, and I’m so glad I found your website. Your so natural and so easy to follow. I love it when you make the odd mistake it makes me feel good about myself because I do the same. How lucky is your neighbour Valerie having such a kind neighbour as yourself. Continue what your doing, because you are great.xxxSue.
That's lovely Sue💕thank you so much
Not cooking related but I would probably not be using the twin socket with both the Ninja and the kettle. While it's not likely to max out the wiring (which I expect is 2.5mm) it's probably best to use the socket on the cooker circuit if you are not using the cooker as it will probably be a 6mm cable.
As it's a budget channel pulling large loads on the 2.5mm cable will actually produce heat so you are wasting electricity (only a tiny amount mind!). 😊
Thanks Gav, that's actually a great point - I will move the plug to the cooker socket :)
Glad I found your channel, simple and honest and I mean that in the best possible way 😊. Those balls are a fab idea. Might have to get some of those
Awww that's lovely, thank you Beverly😀👍💕
Hi Kerry, oh wow your curries look so tasty, I hope they tasted as good as they looked!! I absolutely love your channel Kerry you are just so real, relatable and friendly. I just love the cost break down at the end too. The castor wheels underneath was such a brilliant idea. You want believe it, I just made a korma pork curry for our dinner tonight and it was very nice.
Wow that's so lovely, thank you Simone💕 my OH said curries are best with pork or beef but I always sided towards chicken but after trying it with pork I see what he's saying now! 😋 thanks again!! Kerry😘👍💕
Hi Kerry I watched a video you made some time ago about these castors and I put them on my old bakeingtrays and never had a problem.lots of love from Bobby d from scotland.😊😊😊❤
Hi Bobby from Scotland, whereabouts in Scotland? My dad is from Glasgow and I've family in ayrshire, ayr, troon and irvine. We go to the highlands every year, our favourite place on earth!😄👍🏴💕
@@budgetcookinguk Hi Kerry I’m from Livingstone in West Lothian.lots of love from Bobby d from scotland.
They look lovely Kerry. The castor wheels are a good idea. I always pull mine away from the wall, it's surprising how warm it gets behind.
Thank you Sandra😀💕 the wheels do make it easy to maneuver the ninja
Balls - what a fabulous idea!
😄thankyou Susan, will give it a few more days but there won't be many so you're in with a good chance! 🤞💕
I'd love the "balls" too! 😊 So enjoying your vlogs Kerry and congratulations on the number of subscribers you now have. You're a 🌟. xx
Thank you soooo much Susan, you really are lovely💕 I should be doing a balls😅draw in a few days lol (and wow I cannot believe the subs count👀its amazing💕) xx
when the lid on your jar is like that, Safety First !!! take a table knife (blunt end) tilt the jar and you will see gaps in between the parts that lock into the threads on the jar assuming you're right handed insert knife, tip edge to your right, in the gap slowly apply a twisting motion clockwise, in theory this should work every time, you should hear à sort of combined click and pop, I've used it before now to assist the works canteen with industrial size jars
That's a top tip right there, thank you very much👍💕 will try that way, definitely less lethal! 🥴😀👍💕💕
@@budgetcookinguk here's fingers crossed 🤞 that it always works for you
Yes, the method is correct and described, with perfect detail.
Currys look lovely. The casters are a great idea!
Thank you Jane! 💕 it's great - I can wheel it out when needed (if I remember!🥴😄)
You’re so relatable. Thank you for keeping it real ❤️
Thank you so much Shazza! 💕
You've just "summed her up" in one word, ms Begg. It took me a paragraph !
Try putting a round top knife under the lid, it usually pops.
Hi just to say thank you for your podcast . It's very good 😊
Thank you Kathleen😀👍💕💕
Hi Kerry i watch your video last night,and it was like watching myself. I always put water in jars to get the rest of the sauce out.And my micro rice pack doesn't always open😱then you get that puff of hot steam burn your fingers and wrist 🤣😂I bet you cut open ketchup bottles to get every drop out🤔as i do. 🙂Your curries looked really tasty😋😋😋and such a reasonable price. It's surprising how cheap you can feed your family if you shop wisely.Great idea to put wheels on your tray👏👏👏👏You're great as you talk to us like we're in your kitchen. Have a lovely Sunday with your family. No doubt you're cooking your neighbour a roast dinner. You are such a lovely caring neighbour. Stay safe and keep cooking delicious meals in your Ninja. Lots of love Marilyn xxxx😘💐🌺🥀🌷🌞💖💜🇬🇧🇪🇦
Thank you Marilyn you are lovely, I did a wash today and the laundry liquid was very nearly finished, so I bunged it in the machine and voila! washing smelt lovely once done and plastic bottle completely clean ready to recycle😀 we are just collapsed on the sofa after a very nice chicken roast, Valerie my neighbour likes a leg! I'm getting the hang of roast potatoes now, par boiling before roasting in the ninja. Thanks again Marilyn, take care Kerry🥰
Hi Kerry i also love the leg of chicken😋😋 for me personally the breast has no flavour. Although i cooked a whole chicken in my slow cooker last night, i put butter between the skin and the breast,also 2 cloves of garlic,I put some celery and leek in the cooker itself. Pepper and salt over the chicken,and the chicken stayed moist and with the butter and the garlic the breast was quite tasty for a change.😋😋😋That's a brilliant idea with your washing liquid bottle👏👏👏👏 I've sent my Daughter in Wales a link to your channel tonight.My friend Chris in Spain has ordered me a Ninja 300 here from Amazon,as they have a warehouse in Alicante😄😃😀So i might have my own Ninja soon🙂 Enjoy your quality family time relaxing on your sofa. You deserve it. As you're a busy video star housewife and Mum all week. Stay safe Lots of love Marilyn xxxxx😘🥀🌷🌺🌞💖💕💞💐
Whooah ms Clarke, "cut open ketchup bottles " ? Never heard that one. Mind, i do stand 'em on't lid when they're nearing empty.
Love this girl ... salivating .... You are so funny without realising (in a lovely way)! Still can't get one lol xx
Awww thank you so much Michele💕 try calling geraldgiles.co.uk they have a v good trust rating and do delivery (I'm assuming you're UK!) 😘
The "funny" thing about it , ms Selvage, we're so used to watching anodine content on tele, when a genuine person shows up, it's so refreshing. I sacked television in 1990, best thing i've ever done. ( pestered by TVLA for four years after. be aware. )
@@budgetcookinguk Hey Kerry, tried but all sold out. waiting for another fabulous budget cooking from you :-) xx
Normally if I can’t remove my lids I bang the side of the lid on the edge of the worktop in two places. It just breaks the seal and is less dangerous than stabbing it with a knife. Hope this is useful.
Very useful Nina thank you, and far less dangerous than my knife wielding method 🙈☺️💕
Oh dear Kerry what did your finger find. I have a cooker hood and stand mine on the top of my hob under it on a board. That way it takes up,any steam as well. I use a multichef as well so I do anything I do in the air fryer in there, so not really using my hob.. your coasters were a great idea however, definitely made life easier for you. Finished products looked tasty.
Hi I've just been watching your videos you have given some great tips . At long last I finely got my dual ninja a week ago after trying for 8 weeks. I've done a few things I don't like fresh veg in it it comes out burt and hard lol. Iam definitely going to do some of your menus you make them look so easy . I struggle with what to cook things on and temperature but will get used to it . Thanks for putting budget meals on .
Thank you so much Sharon and its fab you've finally got one! 🎉💕💕
H sorry Kerry didn’t notice it’s the same vidio doh! From Bobby d from scotland 😊😊😊❤.
Balls 🤗The castors are a fab idea!
Fab😀👍 thanks Tracey, they really help
Like you, I also have a teeny, tiny kitchen & have to keep pulling the Ninja out, castors would make it that bit easier😏
P.s. Kerry, if you dunt the edge of the jar lid against something hard it breaks the seal on the jar lid. Another good method is to run the jar lid under some hot water to expand it. Handy if you dont have a sharp knife to hand ☺
Great tips thank you Sheila, the sharp knife technique is a bit lethal so it's good to have safer optiona👍👍💕
I just use the blunt end of a butter knife, no need to blunt the sharp end X
I use an elastic band around the lid.....it usually works fine.
Great to see looks good Thanks for all the info you sent me still havnt got my airfryer But not giving up enjoying your videos x
No problem Janet and thank you! 😀👍💕got everything crossed you get one soon🤞🤞🤞💕
Loving your Curry recipe Kerry 😋😋
Am I too late for the 'spare' castors?? X
I'll be making thank you so much for sharing
Pleasure Geraldine💕, really tasty - love it 😋👍
I use those jars quite a lot, the only criticism I have, is that they tend to be a little on the sweet side......still yummy tho'.
That's true👍think that's why I like the korma😋
Hi Kerry, love your videos and enjoy following your recipes, you're doing a fabulous job. Thought this info would be helpful to you in keeping your air fryer off the wall. Its a self adhesive cable tidy. It acts like a spacer so you wouldn't need to keep pulling the machine on your worktop. Hope this helps, have a great day :0)
Thank you so much Sheila💕 I need to have 15cm clearance at the back as it's so close to the socket plus it was discolouring the tiles (wiped off) but the ninja booklet said 15cm👍 but thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate it💕💕
Love your videos as I am a rovice only just got mine
Thank you Brenda! ☺️👍💕💕💕 congrats on getting yours🎉🎉🎉
Hi there, I have started watching you on my hubby’s recommendation. I have just done the easy leash curry as you showed and it was delicious! Thankyou so much, I’ve now subscribed and will be watching you regularly, keep up the good work!! Thank you Kimmi
Thank you Kimmi! That was really nice of your hubby 💕 and I bet your curry was better than mine👍😘💕
Hi kerry next time if you tap the side of the lid with the back of a knife it will release
Ahh great tip thank you Johnny, that sounds a bit safer than my knife stabbing attempt😄
Great Post Mrs the castors Fantastic idea we have two Foodies and they are heavy buggers going on to Amazon to order stay safe ATB
Thank you Stephen😀👍 they really do help. You too - atb Kerry
Love watching your cooking experiments Kerry. The castors are a great idea, wonder if they could be fixed directly to the bottom of the Ninja if you cant find a suitable baking sheet. Will need to check.
Thank you so much Mike😀👍💕I've checked on a fb group I'm in and someone put same castor wheels directly underneath - I didn't because I'm not sure how hot it gets underneath - she hasn't given an update saying they've melted thou! 🤓👍💕
@@budgetcookinguk Have ordered castors but will check bottom of Ninja for heat before deciding best way to fix them. I will let you know my final decision and result.
@@mikestaite2537 that's great, I will be genuinely interested Mike thank you 👍💕
keep the good work up girl wish I could go shopping cos we have a hurricane coming here in Florida I'm a expat from London your doing a good job
Awww thanks a mil David😀👍I'm from north west london originally (70s/80s😁) hope the hurricane is not too strong! 🤞💕
I'm from merton sw19 it's to bad at the moment they say between 7pm an 3 am all the schools are closed my restaurant is closed just have to ride it out
@@davidgomm6043 ok, much luck that you and yours come out unscathed👍👍💕
thank you so much ⚡🙏⚡💞⚡🙏⚡
Hi its allan again can l just add the temperature for safe cooking is now 75C when l had my shop where l used to cook a lot of meats for the shop the temp used to be 72C it was changed a few years ago at 75C all bacteria is dead we watch each video you put up well done one day soon we will get our hand on a cooker
Thank you Allan, that's lovely - thanks for watching! I agree, I've worked in school kitchens and we were always told 75c.👍💕
really love your videos
Awww thank you so much Booboo 😀👍💕💕
Currys looked so nice, I am on Slimming world have you anything you could cook in the Ninja, brill idea fitting casters xx
Thank you Jaqueline😀👍💕 I've had a look and Iceland sell a ready made slimming world curry sauce (prob most major supermarkets do), just substitute that and maybe chicken breast instead of pork. Rice is a free food on SW too🤤👍
@@budgetcookinguk Thanks but SW curry is vile I will see if I can knock a free with beans mushy peas & curry powder that makes a good curry 😋😋
@@jaquelinehighfield5436 are they? 😬 I've never tasted one! Good luck!! 👍💕
Ball please 😂😂
Great stuff! Really enjoy your practical and down to Earth presentation. Thanks so much for making the effort to share your Ninja experiences with us.
After watching your first video on the subject, I actually managed to order a Ninja Foodi AJ451UK over the phone from Ninja Kitchen UK. It arrived 48 hours later just as the lady I spoke to (Hazra) promised. Very pleased with it as well.
Thank you that's so nice of you to say so, it's really enjoyable learning and sharing with you all - congrats on getting your ninja kit so smoothly that's ace! 🎉🎉💕💕
That's the crack for me, Kron, she's 100% genuine. ( Or she's a very good actress ) I learn every time i watch, because i'm useless at cooking. Thinking about getting one of those machines, like to know if they're all they're cracked up to be.
I got my Kuhn rikon from Amazon Kerry x
Hi Margaret, you did recommend it didnt you? (My memory is awful!) I absolutely love mine (thank you so much!) Havent had a chance to use it in a vlog but I will asap!! Best pepper mill I've ever owned - no exaggeration! X
@@budgetcookinguk pleased you like it. I have one for salt too x
@@margaretbarke2299 I'm going to treat myself to the salt one next payday😄👍💕
When you are cooking wet food like that does it splash over the burner at the top of the drawer.
Hi Ann, no splashing - I can tell as the baskets are deep and nothing much above the level of the food in terms of splash marks created by stirring - just cooked a soup (vid coming soon) :)
@@budgetcookinguk Thank you.
Have I missed the link for the castors lovie ?
It's is the description Dave 😁 but I'll add it here:
amzn.eu/d/j4gjGUO
@@budgetcookinguk Ty 😘
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Hi ..what size is your ninja? out of interest. I love your vids.
Do you mean capacity Suzanne? Its 9.5litre but if you mean actual size, its : Height: 31cm, width: 41cm, depth: line handles) 35cm approx 🤓👍
@@budgetcookinguk Thanks very much for your prompt reply. I had a feeling it was 9.5. Can’t wait for your next video.😃
Thank you for that, Have one on order from electrical Shop (not paying eBay’s inflated prices) but not expected till end of December, wish it had a longer guarantee. Yours doesn’t seem to have a nob in the middle. Love your Vids Can’t see a Subscribe link
@@suzannewilson2571 thanks Suzanne👍👍, apologies for the delay - it's a bit easy to miss replies! 😅💕
@@dustycarter2729 thank you Dusty, when I registered the ninja with ninjakitchen, it said the warranty was for 10 years!!! Not sure how you're watching? TV or mobile, as that depends where the subscribe button is - thank you for thinking about it😄👍💕
If it was me I would have just pulled the ninja forward a bit from the wall and give it that space that it needed,you dont need to get castors just pull it forward towards you a bit,could have saved you money from buying the castors too.and rather than keep moving back to the wall just leave it where you pulled it out to,so it's just ready to use all the time then without moving it in and out all the time.
Hi Christine, it's a tiny kitchen with not a lot of worktop space so needed an easy pull out pull back option that didn't drag on the worktop (and poss damaging it) so am happy with end result, it's really easy to move without the worry of scratch marks😀👍
@@budgetcookinguk wouldnt you just be able to pull it out a bit and leave it there for future uses,but it wouldnt scratch if you just kind of lift it up a little as you move it.or do you have to move it back to the wall for the space on worktop,when the ninjas not in use.i love the way how you just press away at the buttons you can tell your getting used to it a bit more aren't you,I'm wanting one of these but all places are sold out now,
Hi ya I would like castors please xx
Are you UK Geraldine?