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

The Story with the Happy Ending – BlueAGA

We unexpectedly inherited an Aga when we purchased the neighbouring property and knocked the two houses together. The kitchen was an ugly mess with a grease covered unused aga at one end. Our plumber took great delight in taking the aga apart pi...

From dirty heap to precious companion! – starling-hill

My husband had always wanted to live in the house owned by his aunt and uncle. I had no such desires - my cottage was just about finished as I wanted it. Out of the blue they announced they were emigrating so their house would go on the market if ...

Maid of all work – Aggie

Our 4 oven Aga has been here,as far as we can gather,since 1938.It still works perfectly. It was converted to oil in 1987.It works hard at all sorts of things. Cooking,drying all the clothes,"ironing" some of them,heating,wellie warming,hostess tr...

Out with the old, in with the new. – Sue

We love this Aga; it was here when we moved in in 1986 and is probably about 50 years old and still going strong. I'll be sorry to see it go, but we are getting a new 4-oven one in a couple of months - can't decide whether it should be cream or bl...

The whole family share the cooking – THE JACKSONS

I now find that I do less cooking. My children 5,7, and 14 cook AGA scones .Every one that stays over loves to try and cook a proper AGA breakfast.Even my husband enjoys cooking the odd meal.

It's not an Aga – Steffi

It's a Rayburn! Where do the lovely Rayburns feature in all this? We chose our Rayburn rather than the Aga because we wanted hot water and central heating. It looks gorgeous and I love it. So. Once upon a time there was a sad and lonely firepla...

Finally... – The H's

I have always wanted an AGA, so when the time came, and I had converted the husband, we purchased our lovely claret 4 oven AGA from Spillers in Chard. It has brought new life to a cold kitchen. Everybody that visits leans against it, much to the d...

Easy cooking – MaggieN

It's true what "they" say, once you own an Aga you'll never want to be without it. Since becoming an owner just over a year ago, I've discovered I'm not such a bad cook after all. I even bake my own bread and cakes, and the family are delighted ...

The Big Move – mel

My husband was being transferred with his job from our home in Kent to Leicester. It all happened very quickly and we had 1 day only to view houses. We looked at some new builds and then came here, walked in through the front door, turned into t...

Aga Story – AGA Lover

We have recently bought a cream aga oil fueled with integrated module consisting of an electric oven and gas hob.

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