AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Oil" (225)

Conversion – Reynolds

We first used an Aga in a rental house in 2001, a gas fired 4 oven that was so hot it burnt most things, we learnt to cope and were converted to teh merits of Agas. When we bought our present house we were certain we wanted an Aga, so we bought an...

Heart of the House – Suzie

Being married to a soldier meant living in 23 different Army houses in 34 years. At last we bought our own house - a former poor house on the Somerset Levels, which we renovated. Top of the list was a new kitchen in a former barn previously used...

Generations – Bumsy

Our Aga was installed in the 1970s and our daughter was born in 1980. As soon as she was able she loved to sit on the simmering ring lid. She has done this so often over the years that there is now an indent of her bum permanently there. As she...

The old lady – |Beverly

Our aga is probably as old as me but is definately wearing better. She keeps our large kitchen beautifully warm and churns out gallons of sometimes too hot water. The only time we fall out is when there is an easterly wind, as she sulks and refu...

Aga nightmare – domestic godess

My aga has been a nightmare more days not working than working service dept. now dont want to know although still under warranty a very expensive mistake sitting in a cold kitchen with a carry out meal yet again any lawyers out there who fancy a c...

We just love it! – Ollybears

No big story to tell. I grew up with an aga, so when we moved in to our new home with 1 baby and hoping for more, we thought it an ideal time to invest in something that is so much more than a cooker, water heater, iron & clothes airer! My husband...

why i love agas – lynne

I inherited a red 2 oven oil fired aga from my mother-in-law but as I am going to be running and B&B next year i wanted a 4 oven aga this was more of a priority than a new kitchen! Plus I felt with the 2 oven I was missing the baking oven which I...

AGA is home – rgeoj

You can call your house a home if it has an AGA at the heart. Love it would never want to live without one now.

OUR LIFE SAVER – AGA :)

Our Aga has been serving our family for over 65 years. It has been a lifesaver, for keeping our dear old farmhouse warm and aired. As well as the countless cups of tea,breakfasts,roasts,stews,scones etc...in fact four generations have baked and ...

Back to Bread – Second Bass

I learned to make bread in a wood-burning stove back in the sixties, when I was living and working in the Seychelles - look, somebody has to ! - but it was too messy and sticky a business for life back in the UK, mainly because there was nowhere t...

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