AGA Stories - with the colour "White" (26)

Where do other people air their washing? – VicB

DISASTER! Last winter the aga died! Three weeks of uncertainty - would we buy a range instead? could we fix the old one? could we afford a new one? the dilema what would we do? Pros and cons - pros lined up in favour! - price, warmth, heating wat...

Animal friendly Aga – Rosie

Our Aga is 28 years old and came with the house. We've owned it for 23 years - I hadn't used one before but I am now utterley converted to it. It's the focal point of the kitchen keeping it warm and is so easy to cook on being hot all the time. O...

The Great Gale – Judith B

Finally, in October 1987, we had our own NEW Aga installed, having previously bought at least 2 of our homes with Agas already in situ - one pale blue and coal-fired, the next white but oil-fired. This was the first all our own choice and, tho the...

From badly treated.......... – Di

..to much loved. We inherited our AGA with the cottage which had been previously let to obvious non devotees. The top was badly scratched and mistreated. We repaced both the black enamel top and the lids. We even went to great expense to have the ...

Second hand – Gizmo

I bought my rayburn second handed from a friend of a friend of a friend for £100 and had fun getting it home! We used steel rods to roll it in. It stood in the middle of the kitchen floor for about11 months before we managed to get round to prepa...

Engineers & Servicing – Able Amateur

It is absurd that Aga will not make available the service settings and requirements for an oil Aga to the public. Any able enthusiast with the level of ability that is required to strip and rebuild a petrol engine can service an Aga. Finding mysel...

aga life – bakerlou

when north winds do blow and there's flurries of snow our goose eggs will hatch out regardless So into the cool oven the little one's go to warm them Thank goodness for AGAs

Warmth – Bryan

I often find myself asleep on the floor in front of the aga after a night out.

My ever ready friend – Frank Wells

we purchased our first AGA in 1962 from P&Pugh Knighton we had a Butcher's Shop it was cooking night and day,Hams boiled & roast, chickens, Turkeys Pies, Faggots also cakes & Bread. 1st solid fuel then several years later con'd to oil.For my retir...

The Dog Dryer – Paddi

Couldnt be without our ancient friend for drying out Paddi who now weighs in at 45 kilos and is never out of the burn or the West of Scotland rain !

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