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Motherease airflow, tea tree oil
Dutchee
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hiya,
I just bought the motherease reusable nappies from ebay and I LOVE them! They're very easey to use!
I just had to buy some extra airflow nappies and found them cheapest at:http://www.realnappiness.co.uk/
Also bought tea tree oil and found them VERY cheap at:
https://www.faith.uk.com/ only 3 pounds for 50ml!
I just bought the motherease reusable nappies from ebay and I LOVE them! They're very easey to use!
I just had to buy some extra airflow nappies and found them cheapest at:http://www.realnappiness.co.uk/
Also bought tea tree oil and found them VERY cheap at:
https://www.faith.uk.com/ only 3 pounds for 50ml!
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Dutchee
Welcome to the site. The tree tea oil offer is good normally, compared to most supermarkets but keep your eye out at Aldi - they had an offer on tt oil, at 99p for 30ml a few weeks back.0 -
Don't suppose that it's your website is it??Dutchee wrote:Hiya,
I just bought the motherease reusable nappies from ebay and I LOVE them! They're very easey to use!
I just had to buy some extra airflow nappies and found them cheapest at:http://www.realnappiness.co.uk/
Also bought tea tree oil and found them VERY cheap at:
www.faith.uk.com/ only 3 pounds for 50ml!Do not speak- unless it improves on silence.0 -
Haha, no it's not my website..0
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i got tea tree oil at home bargains for around £1 i think - had it ages cos u dont need to use much!Cleaning the house while children are growing is like shovelling snow when it's still snowing!0
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