Half priced microwaveable warmers!!

JINXUK

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_20?url=search-alias%3Ddrugstore&field-keywords=microwaveable+warmer&sprefix=microwaveable+warmer#/ref=sr_st?keywords=microwaveable+warmer&qid=1294134975&rh=n%3A65801031%2Ck%3Amicrowaveable+warmer&sort=price

The dino ones are cute.

Also microwaveable Clangers!!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddrugstore&field-keywords=clanger&rh=n%3A65801031%2Ck%3Aclanger&ajr=3
£6.47

stusuestu

Thanks just ordered a seal for £4.47

Can highly recommend these Intelex ones, just had new ones at xmas, bumble bee and monkey. The old one lasted 2 years. Gorgeous and soft, stay warm for ages and much nicer quality than the ones where you have to take out the packs to put in microwave.

Make lovely presents and brilliant value in my opinion!


sorry can't post link as a newbie but search Intelex cozy plush microwaveable for full range. There's loads.

Mum2Two_2

Thank you for posting this wanted one for a while, just ordered a puppy they look so cute.

competitionscafe

Puppy: £4.87


Sheep: £4.99


Bunny: £5.97


Link to full range:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s?ie=UTF8&search-type=ss&index=drugstore&field-keywords=Intelex

Or go to amazon via these links and 5% goes to charity at no extra cost to you:

VSO.

Epilepsy Action.

Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

SilverFoxe

I don't know if these have improved since I had one a couple of years ago but it did not stay warm very long - compared to a hottie - and eventually sprang a leak in the microwave. They're also very easy to over heat.

Not that I'm trying to put you off or anything, they are cute, but once bitten.

TravellingAbuela

Aw I just love the sheep one! This really is tempting me to break my "no-more-buying" resolution!

Swan_2

TravellingAbuela wrote: »

Aw I just love the sheep one! This really is tempting me to break my "no-more-buying" resolution!

we've got quite a few of these cosy animals & the sheep is the nicest, absolutely gorgeous so much so that a friend I gave one to as a gift refuses to microwave it/him (Chris is its name)

btw, we've never had any problems with them in the 2 years since we bought them


good spot OP

Troythecat

I have the puppy and would def recommend, they are a good size too..unlike the bhs ones I bought for my present drawer which are quite small.

TravellingAbuela

Swan wrote: »

we've got quite a few of these cosy animals & the sheep is the nicest, absolutely gorgeous so much so that a friend I gave one to as a gift refuses to microwave it/him (Chris is its name)

LOL that would be me! I have a sheepdog draught excluder in the kitchen and when I want to open the door I pick it up ever so gently instead of just kicking it away with my foot!!

Troythecat

couldn't resist ordering another (sheep)!
BTW these are £14.95 in my local garden centre

Swan_2

TravellingAbuela wrote: »

LOL that would be me! I have a sheepdog draught excluder in the kitchen and when I want to open the door I pick it up ever so gently instead of just kicking it away with my foot!!

I know exactly what you mean, I'd do the same

Chris belongs to an (otherwise sensible ) adult male & gets carefully tucked up in bed on a cold morning & on fine days can be seen sitting on a table looking out of his owner's window admiring the view

I'm kind of sorry I gave him away, my finger is hovering over the 'buy' button