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Can anybody recommend a cheap, strong dustbin bag?
Rachel021967
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Hello,
Can anybody recommend a good, cheap, strong dustbin bag? I pay £2.93 for 20 Heavy Duty bags from Tesco and I would like to find a cheaper source.
Thank you.
Rachel
Can anybody recommend a good, cheap, strong dustbin bag? I pay £2.93 for 20 Heavy Duty bags from Tesco and I would like to find a cheaper source.
Thank you.
Rachel
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If you have a local POUNDLAND try them,I think I got some heavy duty blue rubble ones from them -Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. :beer:0
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I would also suggest £1.00 Stores, including the small independent ones and your local market.0
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Thanks Salopman and Associates. Will look in the neighbouring towns pound shop.0
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I've had the same problem. Either too small or too weak/thin. Poundland used to do a roll of 26 which were ok and wilkos do some more expensive ones. The blue rubble sacks are too small but the green garden ones are excellent from pound shops. The only problem is that because they are classed as garden bags, some stupid refuge collectors have a mental issue with taking away household stuff in a green bag!Cash ISA rate 6.5% fixed for 2 years. Mortgage rate 0.75% = 5.75% profit on £75K = £4500 per year:j
Mortgages make money. Definitely don't wanabee mortgage free!0 -
Iceland do bags for £1 a pack, pretty strong, can't remember how many in them though (10 or 20 ish)
Aldi do a good value pack as well which was around the £1 mark and nice and strongI always wanted to be a procrastinator, never got round to it...0 -
You should live round here, I have an endless supply of free bin bags shoved through my door at the rate of about three a week courtesy of the local charity shops.0
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