Poundland Bargain Thread -

londonpi

How much are they th.... oh.

soapyjoe

Just been into King's Lynn store and someone cleaned the lot out this morning. Now putting out Ben10 Alien force humungousaur morph-lite, Cartoon Network packaging, with original price of £6.97 on it. Several there when I left.

soapyjoe

Just been into King's Lynn store to get my little boy a bakugan, but someone cleaned the lot out this morning. Now putting out Ben10 Alien force humungousaur morph-lite, Cartoon Network packaging, with original price of £6.97 on it. Several there when I left.

Also they have the slate table mats in stock.

Berwynview

Wrexham Poundland have Slate table mats as stated above but also sets of 4 slate coasters tied up with thick string - look really nice. Also, lots of new hardback books in, including a huge glossy AA golfing guide to UK golf courses.

monkeypuzzle32

tiff wrote: »

I'm looking for camping equipment, specifically picnic blankets and solar fairy lights. If anyone spots any camping stuff could they post on this thread for me? Ta.

Bought 2 headlight torches for stocking presents at Christmas and neither of them works so def would not recommend these. You get what you pay for but everything else Ive had from Poundland has been fine, incl the Kodak batteries.

they always have camping stuff in my local one (East London) and in most I've looked in-things like billy cans (?) and ground sheets etc, not 100% sure about solar fairy lights I think it'd be the sort of thing they'd have in summer??

little_evo

I saw none in Wolverhampton today.

bargainhuntress_2

Found 'Twilight: an Obsession' DVD in Finchley branch.
£6 at Sainsbobs and £3+ at HMV!'

sarah*a

wssla00 wrote: »

Poundland in Edgware had silicone ice lolly things that look like calipos. Also had poach pods and a range of other bits and pieces in!

oooh - hope one of my local(ish) branches has these - my mum's been after some for ages but refuses to pay Lakeland prices

V.Lucky

In my local Poundland two tubes of Crest for £1 (normally this much for one), two boxes of 6 selected Mr Kipling cakes for £1 (remember they had bakewell trifles and assorted flavour pies).

Had Revlon nail varnish too, naff colours though.

mimidaler

gastronomix wrote: »

A granite chopping board??!! Good way to destroy a knife.

not if your knives are good quality and you have a knife sharpener. granite chopping boards dont get cut marks in them so they are more hygienic than wood or plastic and last much longer.