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Poundland Bargain Thread -

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  • LouLou
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    I had a bundle of pictures from Argyle Street from Wednesday afternoon (was out picking up an order from Superdrug on the way) but think it may be a little bad taste to add pictures when most people aren't venturing outside.

    But if you're able to visit, this store has lots of Carex hand wash. The Aldi about half a mile away has - loo roll! again.
  • Rosa_Damascena
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    LouLou said:
    I had a bundle of pictures from Argyle Street from Wednesday afternoon (was out picking up an order from Superdrug on the way) but think it may be a little bad taste to add pictures when most people aren't venturing outside.

    But if you're able to visit, this store has lots of Carex hand wash. The Aldi about half a mile away has - loo roll! again.
    Why is Poundland not shut down?! Is this a Scotland thing?
    No man is worth crawling on this earth.

    So much to read, so little time.
  • avoidtheupsidedownbottles
    avoidtheupsidedownbottles Posts: 562 Forumite
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    edited 31 March 2020 at 9:44AM
    The local Poundland (S Yorks) was almost empty of shoppers yesterday -- suspect like here a lot of people assume they aren't open.
    Nine-pack kitkats all gone.  Next best is 18 for £2 but sadly no orange variety :(  
    Some TP available - either six skinny rolls of useless, or twin pack of Andrex.
    A few markdown kitchen items as well at 50p - got a microwave mini cooking pot thing.
  • The local Poundland (S Yorks) was almost empty of shoppers yesterday -- suspect like here a lot of people assume they aren't open.
    Nine-pack kitkats all gone.  Next best is 18 for £2 but sadly no orange variety :(  
    Some TP available - either six skinny rolls of useless, or twin pack of Andrex.
    A few markdown kitchen items as well at 50p - got a microwave mini cooking pot thing.
    That is good value. I use my microwave saucepan with lid all the time for heating milk for lattes, cleaning it is no bother compared to a steamer or conventional saucepan.

    Not that I see any sense in rushing out for it, it's certainly not worth risking viral spread for.
    No man is worth crawling on this earth.

    So much to read, so little time.
  • That is good value. I use my microwave saucepan with lid all the time for heating milk for lattes, cleaning it is no bother compared to a steamer or conventional saucepan
    Yes they're really handy for reheating things like canned food, soup and whatnot
  • peewhyeff
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    Announced today...temporary  closure of 30+ stores......for a variety of reasons.   Check if yours is on the list before making a journey.
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