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wackynut

squigs wrote: »

These compare at 99p:)



Birds Eye 100% Cod Fillet Fish Fingers (10 per pack - 280g) £2.09 £1.78

Hi, do you buy these in A's please.

tweets

Looby123 wrote: »

MMW and all the other people having problems with muddy pawprints....why not get your pets some of these....:D

:rotfl::rotfl:Would take me ages to get them on Poppy but what a good idea

Rhett_2

N20Y1D wrote: »

Thats been airbrushed so much it actually doesnt look anything like her.

Ah well, if she's fatter than that, she's got a chance then

OVYONE

N20Y1D wrote: »

You can always use this AE....

???? not a scooby

marrbett

Thanks to Mutley for the latest photo of Felix.

Just got back from Sada cspt, no cheese there (well, of course there's cheese there, just not the right sort!!)
I think its a sign that I must stop getting cheese!

Did finally find the £5 finish and the carling chrome (£1.48).

tweets

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Arghh, I do feel your pain folks about the mud. I have two dogs of my own (and often have another one staying or a foster dog in) and this time of year can be hard work.:(

After many years of faffing around I finally investing in some turtle mats: http://www.turtlemat.co.uk/Classic-door-mats/

They are expensive, but they wash up like new and look amazing. I bought 3 x long fawn coloured mats (75cm x 150cm) and they are end to end along the length of my galley kitchen on laminate.

Before that I had spent a fortune on various cheapy mats that always fell apart after a few washes (especially the backing). My turtle mats look like new after many years of use & washing.

These mats aren't miracle workers, but they do take off some of the dirt which you can then hoover off the mat when it dries.

I am lucky that after walks, I can bring my dogs in through my back garden and into my kitchen. When the mud is really bad (thick clay soil!) I keep a pot or bucket of clean water outside my back door and dunk each dogs paw into the bucket before they come inside. This gets the mud off and just leaves wet paws. I then make the dogs wait on the first turtle mat as soon as they step inside and then I give them a proper dry down with a towel.

I also keep a baby gate across my kitchen door so the dogs can't get access to the living room until they are dried off.

If you are finding your dogs are smelling a bit wiffy due to getting wet daily, you can sprinkle some bicarbonate of soda on your carpets (then hoover) and even through your dog's dry coat. It is a natural deodoriser and perfectly safe.

I also use a natural air freshener (citrus magic: http://www.quickvit.co.uk/toiletries/air-fresheners/citrus-magic-air-fresh-orange-7oz.html) that is non toxic. I don't like using febreeze type stuff.

Thank you for this but i am afraid i would be picking the mat up when i went to work or out without her. She chews rugs small matsif left in the kitchen with her :mad: I also shut her in kitchen because stupid girl jumps over a baby gate :rotfl::rotfl:

Ms-Money-Penny

Just seen this over on Yahoo, handy for those of you with blonde hair and a stash of Tommy K:D

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Jerryjerryjerry

David. wrote: »

Just got in from work and was wondering if anyone knows if the cheese and that jacobs creek wine are still comparing at asda ok?
Will catch up later but at the moment need a can of baxters ;)and a coffee.
Thanks

Hi David. Were still comparing at 11.35 this morning. I posted my results here around 2.45.

Going off for another trip now, to stock up.

kezbratt

15 items (8 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£12.72

1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g) £1.00 £0.39
5 x ASDA Great Stuff Kids Garden Gang Apple & Grapes (... £2.20 £2.00
1 x Maltesers Box (360g) £4.48 £2.00

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Tear & Share Garlic & Herb Brea... £1.00 £1.37
2 x New Covent Garden Food Co. Chicken Soup (600g) £3.00 £2.00
1 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo... £1.00 £0.20
2 x Jacob's Creek Sparkling Ros! (750ml) £12.00 £8.00
2 x Jacob's Creek Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir (750...£12.00 £8.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £36.68 £23.96

Got APG of £15 plus £5 bonus as shop was actually over £40
Small packs of kids grapes are actually 5 for £1.50 but multi buy not showing so you actually pay £1.10(I think...is it right now COT?).

David.

Jerryjerryjerry wrote: »

Hi David. Were still comparing at 11.35 this morning. I posted my results here around 2.45.

Going off for another trip now, to stock up.

Thats good enough for me thankyou :j dont suppose there will be any cheese but hopefully not everyone is on the wine :beer: