Where do you shop?

daisyburps

For Clothes, food and cleaning products? Do you get them all at the same place or shop around?

Pink.

Hi daisyburps,

As this is a shopping thread rather than old style I've moved it across to the Shop but Don't Drop board where you'll find lots of threads on offers available in different supermarkets.

Pink

merlinormartin

food and cleaning products

I tend to buy them both at Tesco, if i know Asda/morrisons have a "great deal" on a certain product i will make a detour before continuing to Tesco.

Clothes

Im rather "picky" about clothes, in the past i've spent £££ at Primark and other "lowcost shops" but i find the clothes dont last! ,, so now i tend to buy "more expensive" items less frequently!

DaisyClaire

Food - Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury
Cleaning Stuff - Aldi, Wilkinsons
Clothes - I buy loads from charity shops and customise them to my own creation, Primark....erm.....I tend to hack last years stuff up and re-wear it!

FatAndy

If you live in the North or the Midlands you can't beat Home Bargains for stuff like cleaning materials, toiletries and small items of homeware. Also great for toys if need to buy birthday/Christmas pressies for kids.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1075311

nesssie1702

Food - Tesco, Co-op (plus a good wander around all the others when I get the chance)

Cleaning Stuff - Lidl, Tesco whoevers got good deals on

Clothes - TKMaxx mainly

savemoneygirl

I live in London and fruit and veg can be found at a fraction of the price from corner shops and other fruit/veg sellers.

Other products such as food and domestic items I would go to co-op or tesco (if you time it right you can get some great clearance deals - around 8pm for shops that shut around 10pm)

nuttywoman

FatAndy wrote: »

If you live in the North or the Midlands you can't beat Home Bargains for stuff like cleaning materials, toiletries and small items of homeware. Also great for toys if need to buy birthday/Christmas pressies for kids.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1075311

The Homebargains in my town is a poky little shop, with hardly any room and just 2 tills.You have to stand in the queue and pick the stuff off the shelves as you stand in line.I don`t go in often for that reason, plus the wait to be served etc.:mad:

scrivette

I buy Ecover cleaning products from Supermarkets when they have special offers on.

I buy toothpaste etc from Poundland.

I buy fruit from the local market and I buy more expensive clothes (from Coast) which tend to last.

OwtForNowt

ASDA for all mostly. lol

sweetnskint

has to be tesco every time!