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Big Easy™ Metal Bird Seed Feeder

£36.99
£36.99
Size

It's BIG, it's tough and it's easy to clean

2 port feeder - 232mm - approx. capacity 1L
4 port feeder - 334mm - approx. capacity 1.6L

Big. Fewer refill trips.
Big Easy takes the aggravation out of cleaning.

Brilliantly designed and incredible value for money, Big Easy™ is this year's biggest news in bird feeder birdcare.

Why choose the Big Easy?

- Made with tough metal components
- Base and ports disassemble in moments
- Seed Ventilation System keeps food fresh for longer
- Lifetime Guarantee
- Generous capacity for fewer refill trips

Please note: The Big Easy™ Seed Tray is not compatible with any other feeder.

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Not Easy

I have two of these feeders, with different numbers of ports. They are not easy to get apart, I have given up trying to get the bottoms off them, they just won't come apart at all now. It says squeeze the tube, I've tried hard several times but I don't bother any more, I just put the tubes in water to wash and make sure they are well dry before refilling. The perches are easier, but I think sometime the plastic is going to crack. The tops go on ok and are solid.

Hello, thank you for your review. I know what you mean the bottom of the feeder can be quite hard to get into to start with and has to be squeezed with a bit of force.

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Not Easy

I have two of these feeders, with different numbers of ports. They are not easy to get apart, I have given up trying to get the bottoms off them, they just won't come apart at all now. It says squeeze the tube, I've tried hard several times but I don't bother any more, I just put the tubes in water to wash and make sure they are well dry before refilling. The perches are easier, but I think sometime the plastic is going to crack. The tops go on ok and are solid.

Hello, thank you for your review. I know what you mean the bottom of the feeder can be quite hard to get into to start with and has to be squeezed with a bit of force.