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The Great Cheap, Safe Fireworks Hunt

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  • skjenkins wrote: »
    Sorry to bump again, but i need to get hold of some fireworks for christmas, anyone got any ideas?

    Lidl will be stocking probably boxing day or day after
  • simmy17 wrote: »
    Any one no anything about these rockers Brightstar Power Pulse rockets RRP is £40 my local shop is doing them for £18



    i would stick with nightstar rather then brightstar mate because i got £200 of rockets for £30 and they were brilliant at 1 of these farmshops
  • hi guys im new to this forum can any1 tell me if the lidl fireworks are worth the value and the tesco shot tubes (crystal shot) are any good

    thanks
  • dcossi1
    dcossi1 Posts: 148 Forumite
    all the lidl stuff was good value,the selection packs are great for younger kids and the cakes 25 carat,ipanema and firefighter great for anybody else.cant comment on the tesco stuff as i never tried it,but you really cant go wrong with lidl's stuff, that is if they sell it again for new year at around the same price.
  • dcossi1 wrote: »
    all the lidl stuff was good value,the selection packs are great for younger kids and the cakes 25 carat,ipanema and firefighter great for anybody else.cant comment on the tesco stuff as i never tried it,but you really cant go wrong with lidl's stuff, that is if they sell it again for new year at around the same price.

    thanks i always like something that rips up the neightbors garden
  • do you keep your fireworks indoors because they would go damp otherwise wouldnt they
  • dcossi1
    dcossi1 Posts: 148 Forumite
    still got some under my bed believe it or not! my brother kept some for me in his garage from last year.they were packed in a box and then in a sealed bin bag .the ones ive lit have all gone off ok. keeping them dry is the main thing and the temperature should be stable.if i find fireworks reduced anywhere,i always buy and keep them for new years eve or for next gfn and i found they always keep ok,so far anyway!
  • leew wrote: »
    Took a trip to Aldi and Lidl today after looking over this thread, picked up a few bits :)



    I must resist the urge to get more :o:rotfl:

    was solar storm from aldi or where mate ??
  • dcossi1
    dcossi1 Posts: 148 Forumite
    aldi,not sure how much.
  • dcossi1 wrote: »
    still got some under my bed believe it or not! my brother kept some for me in his garage from last year.they were packed in a box and then in a sealed bin bag .the ones ive lit have all gone off ok. keeping them dry is the main thing and the temperature should be stable.if i find fireworks reduced anywhere,i always buy and keep them for new years eve or for next gfn and i found they always keep ok,so far anyway!


    k because i live in portsmouth not the coldest but i will buy my fireworks on the 27th of december this year for new year and will they be ok for 4 days in a wrapped binbag and with waterproof stuff over them because its about 1 oC also do u have a aldi firework leaflet and if you do plz post a pic if u dont then please would you be able to tell me sum stuff they have
    thanks
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