Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven +

CookieRaider

mandz27 wrote: »

Ohhh where did you find the chargers?? desperate need for 1 or 2 or 10 with all the bl00dy xmas toys that take batteries :rotfl: , can you PM me please as i'm going out for something to eat then off to see the midnight showing of twilight I AM A TWIHARD :rotfl:and i don't fancy trawling through the 100 posts that willl follow this evening , it hurts my finger :rotfl:

xx

supers wrote: »

Hi the battery chargers
Tesco Greenliving 1 Hour Fast Charger with 4 X AA batteries. Charges AA or AAA Batteries via your car or home.Sel £20 Scans £2 the barcode on this one is 5 051622 006197 i found it on the end of the aisle where the batteries are on the bottom shelve.good luck. :):)

Cheers supers, got all the info for the charger but was asking mona lisa as they found them in a Glasgow store and i'm trying to find out which one. It's getting harder to get stuff up here atm mr t is defo onto us in here f****** B*******:mad:

Dizzy_Ditzy

ali_r wrote: »

Chocolate is toxic to cats :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

thanks!

its not like i give it her in the same quantity that i get through it! She gets half a chocolate button every now and again.

The fact that it hasnt done her any harm yet doesnt mean that i am going to give her more

aallank

Can anyone else shed any light as to what mint aero's i should be looking for and how much pleeeeeeeeease? xx

QPR10

frequent wrote: »

didn't go as planned, meatball now look like mini fireballs, the ones that aren't welded to the pan should be edible once they get covered in sweet n sour sauce.

anyone know how to get pasta off the bottom of the pan ?

Don't scrape it, put hot soapy water in it & leave to soak be patient, you might have to top it up when it gets cold

katierose1_2

cloz wrote: »

Is that the store just up the road from from Hempsted Valley? Thank-you for the kind offer but if it is that store I was heading that way tomorrow anyway so will pop in as I pass :j (will check the fox's biscuits whilst I am there lol!)

yes i think its the one on bowaters roundabout.

QPR10

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

boiling water, washing up liquid and a good long soak

i tend to find that scraping it gently with a spoon once its been soaking for a while tends to help

Don't tell a man to gently scrape it with a spoon, he'll wear a hole in the bottom :eek:, loosen it with your finger when it starts to come off then soak again with hot water

calmspirit

cloz wrote: »

Is that the store just up the road from from Hempsted Valley? Thank-you for the kind offer but if it is that store I was heading that way tomorrow anyway so will pop in as I pass :j (will check the fox's biscuits whilst I am there lol!)

yes thats the one ! Dont forget to let me know if you find anything else! The scanner by the car stuff works now as does the scanner in aisle 4 but the clothing scanner just says 'ask sales assistant' for everything.

Funny thing is I might pop to luns pk (your area?) tomorrow! store swap!:D:D

QPR10

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Awww....a beautiful cat..:):):)

My cat used to love ready brek, when we had to give her medication we used to mix the tablets up in ready brek and she would take them without any problem..:):). She has sadly passed away now..:(

I've tried sardines & salmon, never tried ready brek

katierose1_2

QPR10 wrote: »

Don't tell a man to gently scrape it with a spoon, he'll wear a hole in the bottom :eek:, loosen it with your finger when it starts to come off then soak again with hot water

And remember to clean out the gunk from the sink, my OH drives me potty whenever he does the washing up as never cleans the sink out! :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Dizzy_Ditzy

QPR10 wrote: »

Don't tell a man to gently scrape it with a spoon, he'll wear a hole in the bottom :eek:, loosen it with your finger when it starts to come off then soak again with hot water

that shows how new i am to this thread- i didnt have a clue