Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 43 - Post your finds here

geordie_lass_2

Liverbird wrote: »

Have any of you supershoppers seen any HIgh School Musical hairdryers anywhere? Just looked on .com and Boots don't sell them. TIA

They have them on the Wilkinson Plus website here for £15.99 and in stock.

moneysaver12

Sorry to hear your bad news barmybabybugaroo, hugs.

SandraScarlett

I have tried .............. honestly, I really have, but I've failed completely. Please educate me, and tell me what a "DH" is? Loads of you say "My DH said this" or "My DH thinks that".

All I can come up with is "Daft Husband" - well, I've got one of those!

afroscot

I went to find the mud on the 2 for £3.00 deal to no avail. Did however get a 500g Tub of conditioning treatment for dry hair reduced to £1.05 just on the shelf along side all the other products.

Oooohhh to soft smooth hair!!!

jamtart6

Ok looks like I'm getting treated to a S&G set for xmas Unsure of which set to go for from Boots, money no object (good old OH ) ...want to try lots of their products so which would you reccomend? (biggest may not be the best )

Schnoogleboo

SandraScarlett wrote: »

I have tried .............. honestly, I really have, but I've failed completely. Please educate me, and tell me what a "DH" is? Loads of you say "My DH said this" or "My DH thinks that".

All I can come up with is "Daft Husband" - well, I've got one of those!

Well your version is better, but I believe it is dear hubby

geordie_lass_2

Sandra, it's supposed to stand for "darling husband" but you can say the "darling" bit through gritted teeth if the mood permits :rotfl:

Ruth_honey

Think I'll go with daft husband! The muppet has just stubbed his toe on the same bit of wood AGAIN-that must be 3 times this week. If he wore slippers, it wouldn't hurt as much, but do they listen....??? :rolleyes:

barmybabybugaroo

SandraScarlett wrote: »

I have tried .............. honestly, I really have, but I've failed completely. Please educate me, and tell me what a "DH" is? Loads of you say "My DH said this" or "My DH thinks that".

All I can come up with is "Daft Husband" - well, I've got one of those!

I think that you've hit the nail on the head there lol

SandraScarlett

Ruth_honey wrote: »

Think I'll go with daft husband! The muppet has just stubbed his toe on the same bit of wood AGAIN-that must be 3 times this week. If he wore slippers, it wouldn't hurt as much, but do they listen....??? :rolleyes:

Sorry to disillusion you, but after 40 plus years, it dooesn't seem to get any better! One of my grand-daughters said "Was Grandpa always like this Grandma, even when he was a young man, long, long ago?"

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