Boots Grabbit Bargains Thread Part 7 - post your finds here!

findingmyownway

amanda40 wrote: »

Where are the 750 points vouchers coming from - for Clinique?

The pre-28 weeks parenting book of vouchers. (If you join the parenting club, put in a due date which makes you less than 28 weeks pregnant then they send you a set of vouchers )

findingmyownway

littlesnuggy wrote: »

She paid the £23ish with points.

Yup thats right - sorry to have got your hopes up!

The bonus time freebie is very nice though -worth parting with some points for a change

findingmyownway

amanda40 wrote: »

They had no No7 wraps in there either - but plenty of the Lipstick bags in their place - not sure if you are getting that as your free gift on a £15 spend now. They were selling these for £6.50 at the end of he sale in January , so using your £5 voucher they were only £1.50!

I think some stores have run out of wraps and are giving away the lipstick bags with £15 spend instead.

findingmyownway

alwaysonthego wrote: »

for the 750 points on boots.com could you get two bottles of shampoo that are £4.00 each and then get the points? clinique offer

The cheapest shampoos i can see online are £8 each

It says £4 per 100ml but they are only sold in 200ml bottles = £8

I'd be happy to be proved wrong if you have a link?!?

Danigrace

bedshaped wrote: »

the supplement from last weeks Times on Sunday

I meant that when they posted the 'Wanted' ad on the freecycle site, did they ask for the voucher or the whole magazine? Did you just ask for the whole mag?

findingmyownway

Danigrace wrote: »

I meant that when they posted the 'Wanted' ad on the freecycle site, did they ask for the voucher or the whole magazine?

I haven't done this, but if i was going to, i would ask for the whole magazine - therefore not drawing attention to the voucher that someone is more likely to want to keep for themselves!

Is that really mean?!? No worse than asking for the mag in the first place i guess I say go for it!

lindsey_x

say the whole magazine, beacuse freecycle wont put the post up if it says vouchers, you cant ask for vouchers on the site. but some people have got away with it.

sonee2405

In the bath accessories aisle today i noticed some discreet reductions,such as those gel foot brushes shaped like a foot reduced to £1 and bathroom bits and bobs.There were some bathing giftpacks with sponges, shower caps and things like that reduced to £7.50 form £15 which were lovely and also a very very gorgeous ted baker vanity case enormous with space for toiletries and makeup which is £12 from £25 i had to look away as i temptation was taking over, They had soem brightly coloured rose shaped things aswell for 50p with a hanging loop attached called bath flowers-they werent soft at all and not hard enough to use as a pumice so could some clever person please enlighten me as to what they are for?

Danigrace

findingmyownway wrote: »

I haven't done this, but if i was going to, i would ask for the whole magazine - therefore not drawing attention to the voucher that someone is more likely to want to keep for themselves!

Is that really mean?!? No worse than asking for the mag in the first place i guess I say go for it!

That's what I thought. Thank you

Danigrace

sonee2405 wrote: »

In the bath accessories aisle today i noticed some discreet reductions,such as those gel foot brushes shaped like a foot reduced to £1 and bathroom bits and bobs.There were some bathing giftpacks with sponges, shower caps and things like that reduced to £7.50 form £15 which were lovely and also a very very gorgeous ted baker vanity case enormous with space for toiletries and makeup which is £12 from £25 i had to look away as i temptation was taking over, They had some brightly coloured rose shaped things as well for 50p with a hanging loop attached called bath flowers-they werent soft at all and not hard enough to use as a pumice so could some clever person please enlighten me as to what they are for?

Oops! Pressed your thanks button instead of the quote button! I bought two of these for my little girls ages ago for 25p each. They go realy soft when they are wet, so are easy to use to wash yourself like a sponge. Then they go hard again when they dry out.