You’re looking at £100 to £300. That’s a lot for something that only makes ice. But compare it to buying bags of ice from the corner shop every week. If you host more than three parties a year, you break even. Plus, no more soggy bags in your car boot.
Currys often has clearance sales. Argos has random Bank Holiday deals. Set a price alert. If you pay over £150, you better be getting a self-cleaning model. Otherwise, you’re just paying for bragging rights.
The final, icy verdict
Should you buy an Argos ice machine for home sale at Currys? Only if you’re ready to become That Person. You know—the one who always asks “Want a cube for your water?” with an annoying grin. You’ll fill a cooler and feel like a miniature ice factory owner.
But honestly? It’s a ridiculously fun purchase. It’s pure, pointless joy. And in a world of serious things, sometimes you need a machine that just makes ice. Go get your ice cubes, you beautiful, ridiculous human.
P.S. – Don’t forget to buy a bag of salt for your fridge’s water filter. Your ice machine will thank you. That’s a whole other conversation.
