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'Home Bargains' finds thread 2. Please post any good offers you see at HB here.
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The Unazukin are great little things for 49p - our kids love them.
Okay, yesterday - indoor micro helicopters r/c £9.99. They are exactly the same as these at Play.com for £13:
http://www.play.com/Gadgets/Gadgets/4-/3435163/-/Product.html?searchstring=syma&searchsource=0
The box doesn't say Syma on though, and read the reviews at the bottom on Play - they are tricky to control, probably too difficult for younger children. We haven't got the hang of ours yet, it tends to go round in circles a lot, but I've been thinking about these for ages even since I saw them being flown around Debenhams and Selfridges (£30 there).0 -
The Yes no dolls nod or shake their head meaning yes or no to a question, not sure how accurate they are, bought one for sister as she likes that type of thing0
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Home bargains Telford has Sindy 14" girls bikes for £19.99 each - seemed like a really good bargain (shame I just bought my daughter a bike for more £)
there are also lots of cheap pushchairs, dolls cots and dolls high chairs0 -
We picked up some of those yes/no dolls a few weeks ago-my hubby popped back in ten minutes later for one more (for me lol) and he had one of the last....people had gone mad over them!
Cute little stocking filers!
keely.Mommy to Elliot (5) and Lewis (born xmas eve 11!)0 -
I got a couple of these dolls today - they are really cute
It says on the box they require 2 LR44 type batteries (1.5v)
Can anyone tell me what type these batteries are, and where is the best (cheapest?) place to get some from?
Thank youI used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure!!:rolleyes: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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cappaccino_girl wrote: »I got a couple of these dolls today - they are really cute
It says on the box they require 2 LR44 type batteries (1.5v)
Can anyone tell me what type these batteries are, and where is the best (cheapest?) place to get some from?
Thank youI don't get nearly enough credit for not being a violent psychopath.0 -
cappaccino_girl wrote: »I got a couple of these dolls today - they are really cute
It says on the box they require 2 LR44 type batteries (1.5v)
Can anyone tell me what type these batteries are, and where is the best (cheapest?) place to get some from?
Thank you
Mine already had the batteries in so not sure0 -
Thanks for that, feel bit silly now, didnt realise they were all ready to use!! :rolleyes:
Just asked mine the Shine doll if Im a twit, and got a double nod LOL!!!!I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure!!:rolleyes: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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cappaccino_girl wrote: »I got a couple of these dolls today - they are really cute
It says on the box they require 2 LR44 type batteries (1.5v)
Can anyone tell me what type these batteries are, and where is the best (cheapest?) place to get some from?
Thank you
LR44 batteries are "button" or watch type batteries.
https://www.google.co.uk
- use the image search if you just want to see what they look like.0 -
cappaccino_girl wrote: »Thanks for that, feel bit silly now, didnt realise they were all ready to use!! :rolleyes:
Just asked mine the Shine doll if Im a twit, and got a double nod LOL!!!!
Thjats ok i thought the same so got it out and tried it not sure how accurate they are but it made me laugh0
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