Great ‘What to Buy at Costco & Makro’ Hunt

lolly5648

Do costco sell any e-readers, like the Sony?

Ruth_honey

lolly5648 wrote: »

Do costco sell any e-readers, like the Sony?

I'm sure I've seen ereaders in there. Can't remember what brand, though, sorry.

BikerEd

lolly5648 wrote: »

Do costco sell any e-readers, like the Sony?

Yes, they sell (or at least used to sell even if they don't now) the Sony

Foosterino

Costco, Gateshead sell the iriver ebook reader

They are also selling 3 Pandora charms for £55. My mam looked the price up separately and they were £72 approx

Foo
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Midger

Foosterino wrote: »

Costco, Gateshead sell the iriver ebook reader

They are also selling 3 Pandora charms for £55. My mam looked the price up separately and they were £72 approx

Foo
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Any idea which charms they have? I have a Pandora bracelet and would like some more for it.

Thanks!

Purple_kitten

julietiff wrote: »

We have bought this ever since joining above a year ago, must get
more than 400 washes as washing machine is on at least 2 if not more times a day- its good stuff

We are hoping to head over to Costco Friday and I'm really interested in the Kirkland industrial washing powder, however we are skin sensitive to everything, we currently do the fairy non bio from costco. Does anyone have any experience with this i.e. do you use it and have sensitivity problems with other things.

I'm just trying to find out as I don't fancy having enough left over for 399 washes

dawnybabes

Purple_kitten wrote: »

We are hoping to head over to Costco Friday and I'm really interested in the Kirkland industrial washing powder, however we are skin sensitive to everything, we currently do the fairy non bio from costco. Does anyone have any experience with this i.e. do you use it and have sensitivity problems with other things.

I'm just trying to find out as I don't fancy having enough left over for 399 washes

We use it and DH is quite sensitive and hes OK. You could probably take it back tbh if no good ......

scottishminnie

Purple_kitten wrote: »

We are hoping to head over to Costco Friday and I'm really interested in the Kirkland industrial washing powder, however we are skin sensitive to everything, we currently do the fairy non bio from costco. Does anyone have any experience with this i.e. do you use it and have sensitivity problems with other things.

I'm just trying to find out as I don't fancy having enough left over for 399 washes

I've been using it for 2/3 years now and wouldn't swap for anything else. I tend not to get 400 washes as I use more than I should but no effect on sensitive skin and it's great mixed into a paste for removing burnt offerings on grill pans etc.

I also swear my their fabric conditioner. Lasts for ages

Sami_Bee

Purple_kitten wrote: »

We are hoping to head over to Costco Friday and I'm really interested in the Kirkland industrial washing powder, however we are skin sensitive to everything, we currently do the fairy non bio from costco. Does anyone have any experience with this i.e. do you use it and have sensitivity problems with other things.

I'm just trying to find out as I don't fancy having enough left over for 399 washes

We're allergic to it here, I can't use any bio washing stuff or lenor or surf fabric conditioner but percil is the one that sets off our itching the quickest.

Do you know anyone that uses it so you could try a small amount? or maybe ask the staff if there is a why to get a tester?

cooking-mama

Costco Glasgow had the new Crockpot digital slow cooker instock at £42...this one...£65 in Tesco http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-2274.aspx