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EasyPeasyMate.Shop is a UK-based online store built around one simple idea: everyday products that make life easier. Our range covers more than 5,000 home and garden essentials — from garden watering equipment, water butt and rainwater harvesting kits, tarpaulins and hose fittings to cleaning supplies, storage, DIY hardware, and accessories for pets, horses, cars and caravans. Every product is chosen for dependable quality at a fair price, and every order comes with free UK delivery. We also publish free tools for gardeners, including our Garden Watering Cost Calculator, which shows what seasonal watering really costs and how much rainwater harvesting can save. Practical, affordable and easy peasy — that's the promise.
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86 Amesbury Road, M9 6JF, Manchester, United Kingdom
- +447513892263
- info@easypeasymate.shop
- easypeasymate.shop
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