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Which toilet rolls?
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Mr_Proctalgia wrote:I've just had a serious thought.
...so why not re-usables?
Euerghhhhk!! No wonder you have pain in the proctodeum :rotfl:0 -
Mussell and coconut shells??? Ouch!Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
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domino wrote:Can anyone help with my dilemma? My family are consuming enough toilet rolls to wrap the whole of the U.K I think! /QUOTE]
Yes thats us too - funny I was gonna post about this the other day, because i was thinking the exact same thing - good job its not just my family then!
This thread has made me laugh :rotfl: Izal - yuk! always reminds me of public lavatories they always had that! you know the old fashioned cold tiled victorian ones down below in the middle of a street somewhere! most are closed now.
I usually buy asda shades, then when the andrex is on offer i buy that, at the moment ive got Charmin cos that was the best deal at the time. I dont buy the value brands though.
I usually look at how many sheets you get on a roll and do a comparison that way to work out whats better value/price.0 -
Is it just me or has anyone else been brainwashed into buying only white loo roll?? I can remember being told from way back that coloured loo roll caused problems. What exactly I can't remember
To edit my original post, Lidl luxury loo roll is on offer this week with my local store, it's £2.99, down from the original £3.19 (not the original £3.99 I said before) 0 -
I'm another convert to Andrex Aloe Vera - so it's a bulk buy when they're on offer.Back on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180 -
On offer at tesco, both in store and online 4 for a pound, which is prety goodThe sign of a wasted life is a tidy house, Welcome to the chaos!0
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Nouvelle - 4 pack at £1.66 at Morrisons on BOGOF,
generally buy on offer and if it works out cheap so don't buy one particular brand. Never buy the value rolls or Iceland own brand as poor quality.Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
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Andrex for me everytime. When i'm wiping my !!!!!! i want something puppy soft. I don't want to be using that school tracing paper stuff where you end up with a decorated back and i want something strong enough to prevent my finger going through and a nasty surprise.0
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We used Lidl's cheapy stuff, comes in a green flowery pack, 12 rolls for £1.20, seems much stronger than all the other cheap nasty stuff.
I can't stand all the thick expensive stuff.0
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