Poundland Bargain Thread -

Violetta_2

chickywiggle wrote: »

heat proof going out cups (am sure someone can explain this better) - the type you may take a coffee to work in or on camping trips (normally silver with black bases etc for adults)... in toy story and winnie the pooh designs.
ohh I coulda spent a fortune.
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Chickywiggle you're thinking of a Travel mug.

patricia50

The ww mini chocolate cup cakes are yuuummmmmyyyyy

chickywiggle

Violetta wrote: »

Chickywiggle you're thinking of a Travel mug.

thats the one - thank you

Now i'm not at work this is the toy story (tho can't remember if its the same pic)

shell_belle

Managed to grab a few bargains - Goks How To Dress hardback retails on Amazon for £16.14 and Coleens Real Style hardback retials on Amazon for £15.29:p

Also managed to grab my oh Play Towns Marvel figures Captain America and Wolverine retail on Amazon for £9

:j

jenny_f

shell_belle wrote: »

Managed to grab a few bargains - Goks How To Dress hardback retails on Amazon for £16.14 and Coleens Real Style hardback retials on Amazon for £15.29:p

Also managed to grab my oh Play Towns Marvel figures Captain America and Wolverine retail on Amazon for £9

:j

what store was this? Been after Gok's book for a while

funkyfish586

I managed to get, chuggington & waybaloo 2011 annuals, crayola roll & hide rattles, 2 tommee tippee cups & lots of organix ready made pots for DD xx

shell_belle

jenny_f wrote: »

what store was this? Been after Gok's book for a while

It was from Motherwell - happy shopping

MsBubu

Wow! I will check my Poundland for Gok's book!

pip007

Popped into my local store today and they had lots of scholl foot products - insoles, corn plasters, heel cusions and gel pads. Sorry in already been mentioned!

glitterpops

Today in Stockport - lots of plants, shrubs, bulbs, seeds taking up most of one side of an aisle - small crowd around that shelf! From memory, there were climbing roses, bush roses, veg seeds (a few varieties in mixed packs), bulbs (again, some in colour themed packs with 3 or 4 types of diff bulbs, some in single variety packs like lilies), potatoes sets, onions, perennials such as peony, dicentra, chinese lantern, sedum and more; fruit bushes (I got the last raspberry and redcurrant - a man had come back for a blueberry bush but gutted as all gone) plus many more I can't recall...

They are all to plant between January and May. The customer I chatted to about the blueberry bush said they would be ok to keep for a while in the shed, or outside, and advised to pick a healthy-looking plant. My raspberry doesn't look very well but thought it was worth £1 as it was the last one!

plenty of kids annuals left too.

hth someone!