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Poundland Bargain Thread -

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  • VfM4meplse wrote: »
    Good spot! Do they smell nice? I've looked at the website and they don't seem to be current fragrances. The new ones look tempting though.

    Must take a look this week.

    I think they are nice but everyone has their own opinions on scents I guess - Rio was the best from that collection but sadly none in my store! They are the old set of fragrances but the formulation is the same. Out of the new ones, the unicorn scent is the best IMO!
  • VfM4meplse
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    I found this on the £5 shelf today, took it to self-scan with the intention of seeing whether the price had come down...and was delighted to buy it for £2. I didn't appreciate how big the bottle is from Loulou's picture, it's 750ml so roughly 3 times the size of an ordinary shampoo bottle and is supposed to retail at £9.99. I shall report back as to whether it actually works or not!

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    Was disappointed not to find the COLAB dry powder shampoo, but picked up Nutrafix dry powder shampoo spray (200ml) instead. I can't find a pic of it online. It passed the sniff test instore, scented like hairspray.


    I also found this - which allegedly retailed at £11.99 at Boots! - old review here:
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    Lastly, I hadn't seen this before but - apparently selling for £2+ elsewhere - again it smelled pleasant enough so I bought a couple, thinking they'll do for a holiday:

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    Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!

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  • LouLou
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    edited 21 August 2018 at 11:44AM
    From Argyle Street, Glasgow earlier:
    zak! Batman Food Container 10.5oz £1 (I assume, didn't buy one!)
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    House Of Holland by Elegant Touch Breton Babe 2g, Majestic Marble. L'Oreal Color Riche Le Nail Art (other varieties too) and Max & More Maximum Volume Fake Lash Effect Volumising Mascara 15ml, all £1.
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    (Mistakenly thought Max & More was Max Factor - their website: http://www.maxmakeup.eu/ ).
  • calleyw
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    LouLou wrote: »
    From Argyle Street, Glasgow earlier:
    zaki Batman Food Container 10.5oz £1 (I assume, didn't buy one!)
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    LouLou, Thanks need to get some for my partner. To put away for xmas. He will love them.



    Yours


    Calley x
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  • LouLou
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    calleyw wrote: »
    LouLou, Thanks need to get some for my partner. To put away for xmas. He will love them.



    Yours


    Calley x
    I know a Batman fiend so went back earlier - there were only two (rather messily opened) on the shelf. Maybe prospective buyers were put off by the size.

    It has an airtight screw-on lid and rubber seal so you could keep food in it, but they are pretty small, so, probably 40 teabags at a push.

    You can store anything you like in it, of course, worth it for kitsch value :) Oh, and they are £1 :)
  • quoia
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    LouLou wrote: »
    I know a Batman fiend ....................

    I know several ......

    Joker
    Penguin
    Catwoman
    The Riddler

    :D:D:D:D

    live just down the street :rotfl:
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  • LouLou
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    quoia wrote: »
    I know several ......

    Joker
    Penguin
    Catwoman
    The Riddler

    :D:D:D:D

    live just down the street :rotfl:
    Well, you're telling someone who used to collect comics (hence the WW avatar ;)) :) And my house is full of action figures and all sorts of comic-related merchandise. Stuff I couldn't/didn't get when I was young, I suppose!
  • LouLou
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    edited 5 August 2018 at 10:59PM
    Quick nip in to Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow:

    Winnie The Pooh And Friends books, £1, says £5.99 on the back.v4Ed51a.jpg
    At the Cosmetics section, there's also "Collection" (used to be called Collection 2000) Lip Balms, in Pink Strawberry, Green Apple and Orange Burst packs, 3 for £1.
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    Edit 5th August: Trongate, Glasgow store has lots of these Pooh books, most of the titles above and a few titled All About Tigger (bought one of those).
  • LouLou
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    edited 7 August 2018 at 6:03PM
    Sort-of Poundland related, as Stroopwaffels were an old favourite in stores, for me, anyway (where have they gone?? Might message Poundland and ask).

    Anyway, they're apparently 69p a pack in B&M and £1.20 in Asda (10 x Daelmans Stroopwaffels). Thanks to the HUKD members 143AD and Halz1985 who pointed this out! https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/daelmans-10-caramel-stroopwaffels-290g-120-in-store-and-online-asda-3006177

    Not the same brand as Poundland, but I've tried these before - they're very nice :)

    Edit: Poundland replied to me this morning: "..have checked our stock system but i'm afraid we don't sell the Stroopwafels anymore. So sorry for any inconvenience." :(
  • LouLou
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    From Argyle Street, Glasgow - various varieties of TRESemme 500ml Shampoos And Conditioners - Platinum Strength, Colour Revitalise, Smooth & Silky, £2.
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    Marvel 8 x Ice Cube Trays, £1.
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    12 Pack Of Paper-Mate Ballpoint Pens, Black or Blue, £1 (near the tills)
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    Card 'N' Go Seek, £1 - see it on Amazon here https://www.amazon.co.uk/Card-N-Go-Seek-Game/dp/B00RYZRB9M
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