Lots more Sneaky Ways to save the pennies

pipkin71

babs_103 wrote: »

Sorry JackieO but Whittards closed down ages ago, not sure where the nearest one is now - prob Bluewater. x

I order from them direct, but saw that Debenhams also stock Whittard products, when I was last in there, if that helps

VfM4meplse

The Whittard branch in The Strand is still alive and well AFAIK, if you're ever in town, JackieO.

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!!!! just shows how often I go to The Dockside outlet I will have to wait until I am next at Bluewater or ask my DGD whose second home is there she adores B'water and could shop for England :)

Edited I just checked and Canterbury is my nearest ,so I will wait until I go to see my sis-in-law at Faversham, we can get a bus from outside her house every half an hour as parking in Canterbury is dreadful, but a good reason to have a trip out there ,perhaps when the weather is a bit warmer though :):)

Uniscots97

If you've run out of detangling spray for little ones put a blob of conditioner into a spray bottle and add warm (not hot) water. Gently shake this to dissolve the conditioner.

Gem-gem

This is not for the faint hearted....

Use the charity bag plastic wrapper ( the plastic wrapper the charity bag comes in) as a sanitary bag disposer. I always bring the sanitary bag disposer bag home when I am in a hotel.

VfM4meplse

Gem-gem wrote: »

This is not for the faint hearted....

Use the charity bag plastic wrapper ( the plastic wrapper the charity bag comes in) as a sanitary bag disposer. I always bring the sanitary bag disposer bag home when I am in a hotel.

Lol. I use it for rubbish, in the same way as I use unrecyclable plastic food packets - great for containing wet rubbish.

DollyDabbler

Gem-gem wrote: »

This is not for the faint hearted....

Use the charity bag plastic wrapper ( the plastic wrapper the charity bag comes in) as a sanitary bag disposer. I always bring the sanitary bag disposer bag home when I am in a hotel.

:rotfl:
mine get donated to the local high school, they use them during exam season for pupils who get a bit "sick with nerves" or pencil sharpening and any excess bags go out on visits jyst in case of travel sickness

Gem-gem

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Lol. I use it for rubbish, in the same way as I use unrecyclable plastic food packets - great for containing wet rubbish.

Yes, unrecyclable plastic food packets can be very handy too! Lol.

Gem-gem

DollyDabbler wrote: »

:rotfl:
mine get donated to the local high school, they use them during exam season for pupils who get a bit "sick with nerves" or pencil sharpening and any excess bags go out on visits jyst in case of travel sickness

Sick Bags I have never thought of that.

PipneyJane

Uniscots97 wrote: »

If you've run out of detangling spray for little ones put a blob of conditioner into a spray bottle and add warm (not hot) water. Gently shake this to dissolve the conditioner.

Another use for hair conditioner:

If you have very frizzy or fly-away hair, use a small blob of hair conditioner to calm down/control your hair. Smear a small blob - about the size of a 2p coin - over the palm of both hands and then smooth it over the ends of your hair. It works just as well as Frizz-Ease, at a fraction of the cost.