AGA Stories (1347)

well – graham

ive just purchased a property in a grade 2 listed victorian building . the aga is in the basement . its heats the whole basement up without little effort. its a period piece

My 6:4 series – Fevvers

I really dislike this oven and I wish that I hadn't bought it. No way is it comparable to a traditional AGA and it is horrid to clean. The ovens, esp the fan oven, cook very unevenly burning anything at the rear of the oven whilst anything at the ...

Age of my Aga – tigger463

My Aga has been services today and the engineer told me that if I could get the number from the plate at the bottom of it I could find out just how old the Aga is (we've been told probably 1950's). Well I've got the number but still can't find ou...

Makes a house a home – Seymours Secret

I inherited my Aga with my house. When I first moved in I have to confess I did not know a thing about this huge oven in my kitchen and even contemplated not using it! SHAME ON ME!!!I looked through the house paperwork and found out it was bought ...

A tale of woes... – Redrose

I had been 'lusting' after an AGA for years and eventually managed to coerce my partner into buying the beautiful 6:4. We have had nothing but problems with it that customer services have not addressed. Faulty switches. Badly fitting oven racks. N...

My dream – Emily

I got my AGA from my mother. She promised me, after her death, there was enough money to buy an AGA.

Would't be without it! – VACPACQUEEN

My AGA is a solid member of staff in Hornby Butchers. We installed it when we lived at the shop and started using it for roasting meat for the shop as well as cooking for the family. When we moved out the AGA remained to carry on heating the wat...

My lovely Aga – Jens Aga

I have owned an Aga since 1996. I had longed for one for ages and when I had some money left to me I could finally buy a lovely new green one! I have used it everyday,as it is my only source of cooking. All my family say it makes the best Sunday r...

An old stalwart – Maggie and John's Aga Thermic

This has been our first year as Aga owners, and have really enjoyed the instantcooking availbil;ity, and constant cosy warmth in the house-though in the summer we turned it off and cooked electric. I don't think I've got the hang of all the opport...

Initially no competition - but unreliable – MoorAga

After trawling around the Electrical supplier 'sheds' and after seeing the incredibly poor workmanship on so many range-style cookers; thin tin, doors that flex when you open them, knobs that would break within a few months etc. We decided that on...

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