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cheapest place to buy batteries for christmas toys ?

COOLTRIKERCHICK
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hi.. just in the middle of wrapping the kids presents....
and i have realised... BATTERIES.......i am going to need a bucket full of AA and C size batteries.....
so has anyone seen these batteries on offer..or any good deals......
not the real cheap brands that last for all of 2 seconds... but the good ones.....
last year we ended up going to the local shop on christmas day :mad: and paid a fortune:eek: and we were not alone... a person in front of us was buying batteries too
and i have realised... BATTERIES.......i am going to need a bucket full of AA and C size batteries.....
so has anyone seen these batteries on offer..or any good deals......
not the real cheap brands that last for all of 2 seconds... but the good ones.....
last year we ended up going to the local shop on christmas day :mad: and paid a fortune:eek: and we were not alone... a person in front of us was buying batteries too
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I think it works out cheaper in the long run to use rechargerable batteries.0
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On the high street?
Toys-r-us usually do large pack of batteries relatively cheaply (by the tills).
Apart from that I can't think of anywhere that's particularly cheap.0 -
Wilko's are doing buy one get one free on their own brand batteries, all sizes.
Toys r us do a huge pack quite cheap.0 -
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i know you said not cheap but the poundshop have packs of hyundai 18 aa batteries for £1 (obviously!) lol aaa ones in packs of 18 too and all the other sizes too.. I have never had a problem with these batteries not lasting long.. seem just as good as any other batteries!April 2014: A CAR!!!!!! :j 60th Anniversary Edition of Playboy mag signed by Hugh Hefner/Family pass to Twinlakes Family Theme Park/Rio 2 Goodies/£15 Promod Voucher/Nivea Sensitive Prize pack/John Frieda Cosmetic bag and bits/Tickets to New Kids On The Block + Meet and Greet0
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try these...........http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=2042...0
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Have a look at this thread:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=332656
for info on svp offer.
I sometimes find good prices at Richer Sounds.0 -
Ok this ain't cheap but i bought them all the same in Woolworths yesterday i got a pack of Duracell 4pack + 4 free AA batteries for £3.74 or £3.79 can't remember which.
Also i was talking to my friend about getting batteries sorted for the kids toys and she said try Morrison's own brand, about 69p not sure how many that's for but said she always uses them and they do last a long time. Might be worth a look.Best Wins of 2010 = Apple ipad & £100 Dejager vouchers:j:jJune Prizes = Kids Card game, Miners nail polish set,L'oreal million lashes mascara.0 -
I got 16 in Woolies today for £2 (AA)
They should be £4, but if you buy anything else at all, you get them for £2.
I don't need them but thought at that price they were too good to missTank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty...0
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