Hello dear Migros Couldn't you somehow work with a "delivery interruption" button on migipedia/migros.ch for the articles that have a delivery interruption. I think many people would then be reassured if the product only has a delivery interruption... so the queries about what is going on with the product would be everywhere... Just a suggestion from me
2 years ago
To be honest, it's a good suggestion, although it has to be said that it should actually go without saying that Migros does this, so they shouldn't have to be pushed up there. Yes, I'm sure the argument will come up now: too much effort. I don't think so. There aren't so many delivery interruptions that you couldn't publish them on migros.ch, migripedia.ch and in the Migros magazine. After all, it's an important service to the customer...
2 years ago
2 years ago
Don't see the problem. just check the shelf to see if it's there or not, and otherwise you can buy it in Germany (sorry had to be😉).
That was a good one!
2 years ago
2 years ago
Don't see the problem. just check the shelf to see if it's there or not, and otherwise you can buy it in Germany (sorry had to be😉).
No problem - it's 5 minutes away I think Migros communicates best in-store anyway compared to other retailers. It was more for others, as the question of what's going on with products always comes up.
2 years ago
It is not necessary. Migros itself does not always know whether the product is being replaced or whether it is just missing. And so the customer would be informed at an early stage if the product was to be removed.
2 years ago
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2 years ago
It is not necessary. Migros itself does not always know whether the product is being replaced or whether it is just missing. And so the customer would be informed at an early stage if the product was to be removed.
If necessary, we can ask in the forum, see here: https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/migros/sucorine-suessstoff?reply=3de57db0-c1a8-11ed-b6d5-979115c498d0
2 years ago
2 years ago
I have reproduced two sentences that you practically always do😉
Then I want to see you on April 1st 😂
2 years ago
2 years ago
Don't see the problem. just check the shelf to see if it's there or not, and otherwise you can buy it in Germany (sorry had to be😉).
Thanks for the laugh😅
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2 years ago
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If necessary, we can ask in the forum, see here: https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/forum/migros/sucorine-suessstoff?reply=3de57db0-c1a8-11ed-b6d5-979115c498d0
...and then gets this as an answer. https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/hygo-wc-maximum-power-reinigungstabs#qanda-db57c000-a5b8-11ed-9d31-036a86585d3a
2 years ago
2 years ago
...and then gets this as an answer. https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/hygo-wc-maximum-power-reinigungstabs#qanda-db57c000-a5b8-11ed-9d31-036a86585d3a
After I also switched to M-Budget with my last purchase, I now use baking soda and vinegar instead of these tablets. The results are at least as good - better for the wallet, better for the environment. Depending on the degree of soiling, add two to three tablespoons of baking soda powder and half a cup to a full cup of vinegar to the toilet bowl and leave to work overnight. Tip: Coop stocks (food-grade) baking soda powder in kilogram packs for CHF 2.95 (for comparison: bags of 100 grams as a baking ingredient cost CHF 1.50). The item can be found - possibly only in larger stores - next to the table salt, the pack is only labeled in Italian (bicarbonato di sodio). I have never seen anything similar in Migros.
10 months ago
2 years ago
Don't see the problem. just check the shelf to see if it's there or not, and otherwise you can buy it in Germany (sorry had to be😉).
No need, Coop has it!
