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robstersgirl

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Was about to :T:T
Then realised my BP garage is closed to become an M&S Simply Food

You can still get the BP offers at m&s I used too, the petrol station will be still be BP but the m&s will be the shop.
They had a DVD offer last year that I used at my local one

Mrs_Grohl

Pinkk wrote: »

Anyone with babies/kids worth looking out for
Asda 6 pack sensitive wipes half price £2.50
Not sure if it's nationwide

There were loads in St*ckport today- some shelf labels said £5, but they definately scanned at £2.50. I was reading a post on HUKD this morning and a guy mentioned- (sorry, am on phone and can't find his name as it won't let me on that site for some reason.x)- that the pampers mega packs are on rollback at £6. The shelf label said that they were £12, but they did scan at £6!! They were the jubilee ones and are quite cute.

Bananababe

https://www.huggiesclub.co.uk/promotions/superdry/unlock-a-gift

Not sure if this has been posted or not. Daily comp to instant win huggies stuff

HTH

kadison

For those with the L'Oreal £2.50 off skincare voucher (from the website rewards scheme), here are some ideas....

T's - Perfect clean foaming gentle scrub 13p
2 x Dermo expertise eye make up remover (currently on BOGOF at £2.97) 47p. There are lots of BOGOFs on around this price range so plenty of choice
A's - Probably not the cheapest but I get the normal/combination version of this
http://beauty.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/asda-compare-prices/facial_care/loreal_paris_hydrafresh_ultra_hydrating_gel_creme_dry_and_sensitive_skin_50ml.html
It's about £7 elsewhere so cheap as chips at £1.50 after the voucher and it smells amazing!
Superdrug - best buy (to not waste any voucher value) is dermo expertise vitalift wipes for 2p

For the hairspray voucher for £1.50 off Elnett...

A's Free 75ml size (selected ones are on half price at £1.25), or 2 x 200ml for £4.50 after voucher (normally £4 each but on 2 for £6)
No offers on elsewhere

robstersgirl

Also the m&s garages sell some cheap little bits believe it or not, it worked out cheaper to there than my convenience store.
Particular fan of their 99p sausages. Milk was cheaper there and nearby yum yums, nom nom!

kadison

mymerrywidow wrote: »

139 days until xmas :j:j:j:j

i will put a picture on later of my wrapped presents. only have the cards to do and then i am done.

lookinforabargain wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek:

That is all, just

:eek::eek::eek:

Yeah, what she said! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I believe in being organised but IT'S AUGUST WOMAN!!!!!

Best_price

Free Fairy non bio washing powder

We've blagged 2,500 coupons for £3.60 of free 800g Fairy non-bio washing powder (that should make it free apart from in expensive shops, where you'll need to pay the difference).

Who can get it? Anyone with an iPhone or Android phone as to do this you'll need to download and register on the Shop Scan Save app. If you've already got that, then sorry, you can't take part in this deal.

The link will go live here at 3pm on Wed 8 Aug.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/supermarket-coupons

Where can it be redeemed? It's not for the big supermarket chains - but you can get it from smaller stores such as Spar, Nisa, Co-op and Londis by showing your phone. If a shop refuses to accept the voucher (it shouldn't happen, but you never know) contact Shop Scan Save and it'll have a word on your behalf.

99p

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Just seen this over on grabbit - for you London peeps, maybe?

http://mirror-group.co.uk/16F5-WVZC-D66639S30A/cr.aspx

Apparently earn £50 - not got time to check it out as I've got to go for an interview.

Later

thanks to lubblyjubbly

Afternoon mad squad, hope all is well in the nuthouse.

Have just signed up for the above, not just for Londoners, you can do it online.

In the real food mag there is £1 off coupon for ZICO coconut water, it's currently price dropped from £2.49 :eek:(not that you would ever pay that for it) to £1.49 (doubt you would ever pay that for it either) so 49p with coupon( thats more like it but still probably to dear lol). I tried it, not bad.

Have a nice day all and quit your jibber jabber!!

nikkilala_2

kadison wrote: »

For those with the L'Oreal £2.50 off skincare voucher (from the website rewards scheme), here are some ideas....

T's - Perfect clean foaming gentle scrub 13p
2 x Dermo expertise eye make up remover (currently on BOGOF at £2.97) 47p. There are lots of BOGOFs on so plenty of choice
A's - Probably not the cheapest but I get the normal/combination version of this
http://beauty.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/asda-compare-prices/facial_care/loreal_paris_hydrafresh_ultra_hydrating_gel_creme_dry_and_sensitive_skin_50ml.html
It's about £7 elsewhere so cheap as chips at £1.50 after the voucher and it smells amazing!
Superdrug - best buy (to not waste any voucher value) is dermo expertise vitalift wipes for 2p

For the hairspray voucher for £1.50 off Elnett...

A's Free 75ml size (selected ones are on half price at £1.25), or 2 x 200ml for £4.50 after voucher (normally £4 each but on 2 for £6)
No offers on elsewhere

And the L'oreal Dermo-Expertise Age Perfect Cleansing Wipes are BOGOF in T's at £2.99 so 49p after voucher:)

kadison

Best_price wrote: »

Free Fairy non bio washing powder

We've blagged 2,500 coupons for £3.60 of free 800g Fairy non-bio washing powder (that should make it free apart from in expensive shops, where you'll need to pay the difference).

Who can get it? Anyone with an iPhone or Android phone as to do this you'll need to download and register on the Shop Scan Save app. If you've already got that, then sorry, you can't take part in this deal.

The link will go live here at 3pm on Wed 8 Aug.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/supermarket-coupons

Where can it be redeemed? It's not for the big supermarket chains - but you can get it from smaller stores such as Spar, Nisa, Co-op and Londis by showing your phone. If a shop refuses to accept the voucher (it shouldn't happen, but you never know) contact Shop Scan Save and it'll have a word on your behalf.

Just to say if you have an ipad, you can do it on there too but would need to have 3G or be lucky enough to be in wifi range as you would need the net, HOPEFULLY you wouldn't/I won't have a problem as these shops are generally in residential areas and someone's bound to have unlocked wifi

EDIT - ignore me, I've just tested it and you don't need an internet connection for it to work