pampers baby wipes B1G2F @ Morrisons

spaceman5

Hi, starting today(mon 11 jan) morrisons have a B1G2F(buy 1 get 2 free for the people who are not hip and down with it, as i dont want to cause offence to anybody:rolleyes:) on pampers baby wipes, it is the single packs, normal ones 72 pack, and sensitive 63 pack, and they are priced at £2.45, so it dont work out quite as cheap as the boots huggies offer, but cheapest pampers offer around at the moment

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spaceman5

just a reminder this starts today

Cash_Waster

No, boots pampers senitive are £3.88 for a 6 pack, still a top offer though.

feefeelalabelle

i thought boots was £3.66 for 6 but they had all sold out. i posted an offer about netto yesterday, 6 pack of pampers sensitive for £4, so if your passing it might be worth a nosey,hth, looks like we have a few to chose from at last lol xxx

Cash_Waster

feefeelalabelle wrote: »

i thought boots was £3.66 for 6 but they had all sold out. i posted an offer about netto yesterday, 6 pack of pampers sensitive for £4, so if your passing it might be worth a nosey,hth, looks like we have a few to chose from at last lol xxx

Now as I think on it was £3.66:j

My order came yesterday 2 days early, 4x6 packs of pampers wipes and 300 pampers nappies for £50! didn't realise who heavy wipes and nappies are I could hardly lift the box up!

eddisonsmum

In Wilkinsons they had the 72 pack of Pampers wipes for 94p rather than £2.26

spaceman5

eddisonsmum wrote: »

In Wilkinsons they had the 72 pack of Pampers wipes for 94p rather than £2.26

yes as maybe, but 3 times 94p is £2.82:D

RUTHIE

i use baby wipes for cleaning basins, taps, the loo, the phone and handsets, the kettle, door handles and light switches, window frames, the dashboard and steering wheel and gear stick, my hands, just about anything really - there's no baby in our house!! They're more eco than bottles of stuff cus they transport flat before filling and you COULD [and i do] wash them in your net laundry bag and carry on using them...........

Rocky67_2

Re-usable baby wipes work out even cheaper, better for the environment and kind to skin. Plus I've found they are more efficient at cleaning than disposable wipes. I use cheeky wipes but you can just use cheap flannels and a tupperware box. I add essential oils too.

vicki+1

when they have the asda baby event which start the 19th of jan, 12 packs of pampers sensitive are going to be £8.