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Preparing for winter II

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  • Rummer
    Rummer Posts: 6,550 Forumite
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    Where is the best (cheapest) place to get hand warmers? We do not have a microwave so they would need to be reset through boiling.
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  • helen_jelly
    helen_jelly Posts: 2,982 Forumite
    Rummer - Dunelm do the ones that you have to boil to reset - sorry but not sure of the current price - I got some footie ones and some heart ones for the kiddies and I think they were about 99p for a pack of 3 [oh err missus lol]

    Helen
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  • diddly74
    diddly74 Posts: 821 Forumite
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    I got handwarmers last year for us and my friends children from B&M - I have a question. The cake ones for the girls came in pairs, but the footie ones I got for the boys came in packs of 3 - why do boys need an extra one???
    Donna
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  • MrsRogers
    MrsRogers Posts: 631 Forumite
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    Still trying to find some Snow Boots / Mucker Boots can not believe the difference in cost. If anyone finds any please give me a shout.

    Im also looking for the following if anyone has any idea's
    • Mens Wool Jumpers
    • Ladies Wool Jumpers
    • Ladies / mens cheap fleece jumpers
    • Any general winter clothing
    Thank you in advance

    Now I need to get cracking with my proper list!!
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  • diddly74 wrote: »
    I got handwarmers last year for us and my friends children from B&M - I have a question. The cake ones for the girls came in pairs, but the footie ones I got for the boys came in packs of 3 - why do boys need an extra one???

    Either... boys are more likely to lose one.
    Or ... to keep the crown jewels warm:rotfl:
  • Pauper1
    Pauper1 Posts: 539 Forumite
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    LittleBrownFrog I was thinking the exact same thing. Can't have the little fellas getting chilly!!
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  • VJsmum
    VJsmum Posts: 6,999 Forumite
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    Aldi were selling walking type boots this week - don't know how much though.
    I buy mine from TKMaxx too which often have decent brands heavily discounted.
    I wanna be in the room where it happens
  • mardatha
    mardatha Posts: 15,612 Forumite
    Re woolly jumpers I like them from the Army & Navy stores. They last forever.
  • candie_gill
    candie_gill Posts: 272 Forumite
    Haha that made me laugh, i wondered why the boys had three in aswell!

    Went for a rummage in the sales today, came home with:
    * A sewing machine (something i want to learn for future projects)
    * Toy story fleece blanket for my LO, he was very impressed and its huge! Got it at a bargain price of £3 from Poundstretcher
    * Mens thermal hat that is fleecelined- reduced to £1 in poundstretcher
    *Womens luxury hat, scarf and glove set in Pound stretcher for £2.50
    *hat and mittens set reduced to £1 in poundstretcher for my LO
    * Flanelette cot bed sheets for LO's toddler bed
    *A padded mattress liner for our bed, hoping it will keep us a bit warmer with electric blanket under
    * Three pairs of fluffy winter socks for £1.99 poundstretcher
    * Winter slipper boots for £2.25 reduced in poundstretcher
    * Slippers for my other half for £5 from shoe zone
    * Knitted ugg type boots reduced to £5 in poundstretcher
    * More winter ailments medication- poundshop are doing a fab range of lemsips and beachams atm

    Once im more organised will post a list of everything i have done in preparation for winter
    Mummy of a beautiful little boy and fanatical about christmas :D:xmassmile:snow_laug:santa2:
  • candie_gill
    candie_gill Posts: 272 Forumite
    MrsRogers wrote: »
    Still trying to find some Snow Boots / Mucker Boots can not believe the difference in cost. If anyone finds any please give me a shout.

    Im also looking for the following if anyone has any idea's
    • Mens Wool Jumpers
    • Ladies Wool Jumpers
    • Ladies / mens cheap fleece jumpers
    • Any general winter clothing
    Thank you in advance

    Now I need to get cracking with my proper list!!


    I went into local poundstretcher and they had lots of winter wear, socks, hats, scarfs, gloves, boots, jumpers, reduced thermals, slippers, vests etc worth a look if you have one close by
    Mummy of a beautiful little boy and fanatical about christmas :D:xmassmile:snow_laug:santa2:
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