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What kind of kitchen towel?

love2shopforbargains
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Hi
I have tried a few different types of kitchen roll and am currently using Asda's Smart price - 4 roll (44 sheets per roll) for 83p or thereabouts but it is not that great in my opinion.
Was just wondering if anyone could advise of what kitchen roll they use and if it is value for money etc, etc?
Thanks
I have tried a few different types of kitchen roll and am currently using Asda's Smart price - 4 roll (44 sheets per roll) for 83p or thereabouts but it is not that great in my opinion.
Was just wondering if anyone could advise of what kitchen roll they use and if it is value for money etc, etc?
Thanks
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Do you have a Costco near you? I buy their kitchen towels and not only are they longer and wider per piece but also very absorbent. Also very cheap!!
HTH.Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org0 -
Thanks for that, I actually have a costco card, but only really buy their meat and birthday cakes. I will make a point of looking out for their kitchen towel next time I am there.
Thanks again0 -
Awful to admit this, but I adore Bounty (Plenty). I only ever buy it on offer (still using the load I got from Makro over a year ago!) but I find it to be the best of the bunch - you really can use it over and over again. Have accidentally washed some before now and it dried to be perfectly usable!What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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I'll only use bounty/plenty too. It's so much better than any others i've tried and like previous poster i only buy it when it's on offer so it's not too expensive0
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I use any of the high absorbency ones, even own brand (as long as they're the extra absorbent ones) as you tend to need less so I don't need to buy them as often. I found that when I was using the cheaper ones, I would use three or four sheets in one go, where I only use one (two at the max). I find the rolls last me twice as long, sometimes even longer than that.
Hope that helps
x Frugalswan xContinually trying the Grocery Challenge. Gotta keep trying!0 -
Yep, only use bounty,buy it in bulk when half price and its sooo much better than anything else out there!!!0
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Morning everyone, lurking for sometime thought it was about time I signed up
Anyway Bounty/Plenty is on offer at the moment in Savers for 99p, i've been stocking up on it along with Tripple Velvet £1.89 for 4 with 2 free. Cheaper than Morrisons own soft loo roll.2011 Sealed Pot Challenge #1238 hoping for £250 ~ saved £743.32
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2014 Sealed Pot Challenge #1238 hoping for £400 ~ saved0 -
- another one for bounty here now named plenty! i stock up when on special too.... last time i spent 50p off vouchers when it was priced 99p! bargain.:starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod::starmod:0
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bounty isnt as good as it used to be, we now buy the extra strong one from asda just as good and cheaper0
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At the moment Sainsburys have Thirst Pockets 2 rolls for 97p. It's the ones with the jazzy patterns on them. Don't buy the plain ones as they are still full price. Unlike Morrisons, we don't have restrictions on how many customers can buy as I had one customer earlier this week purchasing 20 packs.0
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