ALDI Questions & Answers (page 2 of 9)

Surely it just comes down to the cost to grow, harvest, pack, and import dates versus the cost to manufacture and pack sweets?

Most dried fruits are cheaper than manufactured lollies on a per kilo basis and far better for you. Look in Aldi's dried fruit section and there's pineapple, mango, paw paw, dates, sultana's and many more. bye

Faux means fake. Have you tried finding a real leather two seater on Gumtree? Fake leather may wear down to the gauze it is fabricated on while real leather generally improves with age.

As much as I love Aldi and their grocery items, the majority of Aldi's furniture and electrical items are known as "stop-gap" products. In other words, something to get you by until you can purchase the real item you want or can afford.

No idea however as an industrial chemist also with paint experience, may I suggest you stay away from anything other than the top brands where Dulux is tops and British Paints arguably the next best

Aldi's paint is good for the price. Its made in Germany and does the job. As with anything, you get what you pay for, so don't be disappointed if it does not roll on or brush as good as Dulux, Wattyl or BP. bye

Strange, they went off the shelves 4 months ago, came back on the shelves one month ago and plenty of stock in QLD.

I bought some yesterday they had plenty of stock

https://www.sodaking.com.au/apps/store-locator/

Bert, it is not as easy as that. Give it a go and let my know who will do refills.

As per their website they don’t do refills

Oral-B from most supermarkets when on special for $22 are a sure bet. These last a decade or more, whereas I've heard the Aldi tooth brushes last about 2 years. bye

check & find out

the logical thing to do would be to check & see

As much as I love Aldi, I always suggest from personal experience that large ticket item purchases from Aldi are not worth the $100 you may save initially. Small throw-away appliances are different, but if you buy a dishwasher or clothes dryer etc, when the warranty is up (usually 12 months) say goodbye to it because no appliance repairer has parts because there's none available even from the distributer. Stick to Electrolux, Simpson or Westinghouse where you can get a service call usually within 24 hours. bye

No not me

yes i have

please tell me about your experience with Aldi Green packet muesli.

I spent many years in the Franchise world,we spent masses of time teaching customer service. Staff need to understand that the old saying *the customer is right even when in the wrong* learn to look people in the eye when wishing them a nice day, not saying it whilst looking at the next in the line. If a phone rings smile at it before answering. Leave your home issues if you have any, at the door of the store.

they are doing nothing

Aldi's German management model of, minimal staff, minimal assistance, no fuss, no frills is the same in every Aldi store throughout the world. That's around 11,900 stores !.
If you want to be fussed over, you have to pay for that service and guess what ?.......prices are much higher like at Woollies and Coles. bye

They have a pretty good returns policy, take it back to store with receipt.

have fun trying to get a refund out of aldi

Only Aldi can assist

This is not Aldi they do not monitor this site either contact aldi head office or ask in store or contact the ACCC

I didn't know they didn't monitor this site, thank you

Aldi has made various statements to the media over the last 18 years that they are not remotely interested in social media, as all it does is attract whingers that waste their time and add costs to the groceries they sell.
I would have to agree with Aldi & Aldimobile as it always seems like the dumbasses that cant string two words together that whinge and think they are owed something. As for your TV, open the brochure and read who the distributer is and the contact number will be listed for repairs/warranty - which by the way, is the same as if you bought the TV at Harvey Norman or anywhere else. Bye

this is NOT aldi. ask at a store its the way you are going to get the correct answer

Don’t worry about it if you are so pedantic!

Once you have eaten it ...no

As much as I love Aldi and their products, I simply would not consider any electrical items other than well established brand names; ie Electrolux, Simpson, Westinghouse etc. You may save $100+ buying one from Aldi but what happens when you need a warranty call out service etc. At least with brand names, a technician can be at your door the next day. Bye

Crap

Stirling electrical products are those items that manufacturers shove out the door to Aldi at a cheap price because they are no where near the quality that they should be and Aldi sell them knowing that if they break down under statutory warranty ( and they most likely will because of very poor manufacturers quality) you Will Not get replaced or repaired thru Tempo warranty company.They will only offer refunds-Aldi just wast their money paying a warranty company to tell people what we already know -So beware-If you buy special buy electrical products from aldi-you will never get it replaced or repaired if it dies under all warranties

Because it is authentic.
https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2015/02/23/pane-in-italia-consumo-minimo-storico/1447866/

Thank you, I do know that pane di casa should have small holes in it. But these holes are not holes but craters! I have been buying the Aldi bread for the last 9 years and only over the last few months has this been happening. About 60% of the slice is just not there. Coles's pane di casa is excellent.

The aeration holes are meant to be large - that's authentic.

John. Aldi opened their first store in Sydney in 2001, so that's 18 years without a hitch - pretty good in my books.
As you should be aware, 99% of canned salmon comes from Alaska/USA and supermarkets have no input or responsibility for manufacturers/suppliers products and no doubt if they did, it would fall on deaf ears or at best, they may get a "sorry, but we process 100,000 cans a day" sort of reply. Whilst its not nice to have a can of bad salmon and I agree with you, consider the reality that I mentioned earlier. regards

Without a question have you thought of posting in the Review section

I am not sure.

Are you sure ? I can see the recycle logo on many of Aldi's plastic packaging.

‘Nun’? Ask them directly as they don’t reply here.

I assume there is no contact info in the existing manual. The best place to get an answer is by contacting ALDI (or doing a basic google search).

the same thing happened to me I just did a simple google search & found the required information

If it was me, I'd take it back for a swap or refund.

At $69.95 I doubt there will be spare parts available however, contact the importer/distributer which is on the contents booklet and try your luck. bye

If it was me, I'd take it back for a swap or refund.

Ask the company would be a good starting point

Aldi's sausages came out front of all other supermarkets recently. Suggest you read the label. bye

Ask the company would be a good starting point as I doubt the public will know