Poundland Bargain Thread -

erana69

Milani Glimmer Stripes face, eye, cheek colour same as this one:

http://www.cherryculture.com/cosmetics/makeup/milani/milani-glimmer-stripes-all-over-color/17203&cat=0&page=1

in Argyle Street, Glasgow!

lin473

Today I got a Pack of 25 sandpaper sheets - similar cost me £7 ish from wickes a few weeks ago.
Other DIY things well worth a look

vuvuzela

Got 3 (of 5) Horrible Histories books this lunchtime. Excellent.

(sorry if it's already been mentioned on here).

Saturnalia

Benidorm Guide to a Happy Holiday hardback book (as in the TV programme, not an actual tourist guidebook!) It's funny. I wouldn't have paid full price for it though.

anamenottaken

jenza8 wrote: »

I found polytunnels in the Scun thorpe store today. Perfect for my allotment.

. . . and well done for getting past the swear filter

vuvuzela

anamenottaken wrote: »

. . . and well done for getting past the swear filter

There's a swear filter on Scunthorpe ?
Odd.


Oh, and there are actually a total of 6 Horrible Histories books. Excellent for younger readers.

Ken68

Pitted dates 500g at the Wisbech store. £1

sb44

Can anyone tell me if Poundland do anything like Deep Heat muscle spray please?

It doesn't have to be branded as long as it is the heat one and not the cold spray.

I am in the process of trying to stop new neighbours cats cra**ing in my front garden and have seen that muscle spray on dry teabags works, they hate the smell.

Ta.

VfM4meplse

sb44 wrote: »

Can anyone tell me if Poundland do anything like Deep Heat muscle spray please?

It doesn't have to be branded as long as it is the heat one and not the cold spray.

I am in the process of trying to stop news neighbours cats cra**ing in my front garden and have seen that muscle spray on dry teabags works, they hate the smell.

Ta.

Haven't seen anything recently in my local branch...I tend to chop up some dried chillies and they seem to do the trick (and they cost less than a pound!).

sb44

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Haven't seen anything recently in my local branch...I tend to chop up some dried chillies and they seem to do the trick (and they cost less than a pound!).

Wouldn't be any good on ours I am afraid.

I made the mistake of putting bark down as we wanted a quick cheap makeover, was all weeds, now bark with a few plant here and there.

The chillies would just drop through the bark as did the pepper that I tried.

Have tried silver foil on sticks, citrus peel, vinegar, citrine, eucalyptus, lavender oils, water, pine cones, none have worked.

I found a vid on YouTube about muscle spray so I am trying that now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW2tZUG8cpQ