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CouponWoman

From another womble

Asda v Mr S

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Pure Orange Juice from Concentr...£1.00£0.99
2 x ASDA Chosen by You 100% Pure Apple Juice from Conc...£2.00£1.98
5 x Cow & Gate 100% Fruit Banana, Peach & Strawberry 4...£5.00£5.95
1 x ASDA Recycled Refuse Sacks Tie Top (20)£2.50£2.50
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Creamy Coleslaw (600g)£1.00£1.24
1 x ASDA Extra Juicy Oranges (1.8Kg)£2.00N/A
1 x Benecol Buttery Spread (500g)£3.44£3.50
2 x Benecol Fruit Medley Yogurt (4x120g)£4.76£4.00
1 x Avent Animal Truman Soother 6-18mth (2)£4.90£3.26

the multibuy on the Benecol yoghurt did not kick on as they were 2 for £4

hth

CWxx

CouponWoman

another womble

Asda v Mr M

1 x Warburtons Toastie Thick Sliced White Bread (800g)£1.00£1.45
1 x Silver Spoon Granulated Sugar (1Kg)£0.88£0.88
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Italian Pasta Bake Chilli Beef ...£2.00N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Washing up Liquid (600ml)£0.40N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Tea Bags (80 per pack - 250g)£0.27£0.35
1 x ASDA Chilli Mix (454g)£2.00N/A
1 x Febreze Fabric Refresher Thai Orchid (500ml)£2.00£1.49

hth

CWxx

tweets

Clearing pavements yourself


Some things you can do to help include:

• Start early - It is much easier to remove fresh snow compared to compacted ice that has been compressed by people walking on it
• Do not use hot water - This will melt the snow, but may replace it with black ice
• Be a good neighbour - Some people may be unable to clear snow and ice themselves
• Make sure shoveled snow does not block people's paths, or block drainage channels
• Make a pathway down the middle of the area to be cleared first, then you can shovel the snow from the centre to the sides

Spreading salt on the area you have cleared will help prevent ice forming.

• Table salt or dishwasher salt works
• Avoid spreading on plants or grass as they may be damaged by it
• A few grams (a tablespoon) for each square metre you clear should work
• The salt found in salting bins will be needed for keeping roads clear
• Steps and steep gradients might need to additional salt
• Remove the top layer of snow to allow the sun to melt ice beneath (you will need to cover any ice with salt to stop it refreezing overnight)
• A little sand or ash is a reasonable salt substitute. It will not have the same de-icing properties as salt but should offer grip under foot.

If someone fell on a path you had cleared it is very unlikely that you would face any legal liability, as long as you are careful, and use common sense to ensure that you do not make the pavement or pathway clearly more dangerous than before.
People using areas affected by snow and ice also have responsibility to be careful themselves.


Sun whats that :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

Well have just ordered speedlite flashgun
So off to asda to see if these batteries are glitching

Iamsohappy

Just finishing work early

Off to sada to look for some bin bags :T

pattylabelle

mimi1234 wrote: »

I am going to phone CS and email them too to show them how disappointed I am. I am a regular shopper and spend a lot of money at this particular store, and by a lot, I mean sometimes £150 a month (when they have a glitch on!). I came out of the bloody sale with one or two little bits and bats which are going to be returned tomorrow as I only got them to stop myself feeling so angry! Don't get me wrong, I get that it's first come first served, but to clear out the whole S and G range and fill it in one trolley is just so so so wrong!

There were customers in the store with massive trolleys filled with all kinds of gifts which had been totally cleared on the shelves clearly and loudly saying "Well I will see you again next year, won't be coming to do any shopping here again until the next sale" whilst others were loudly saying "This will sell nicely at the car boot" with SA's smiling, agreeing and chipping in. There was no sign of anyone pointing out that there were only 6 of any items being allowed, it was more a case of "I've got 20 of those and 40 of those" at the till whilst the awful manager was putting things through.

I am now officially boycotting the local store which I hope will get closed down soon. It's been in the papers that they are on the brink of closure as they are not making enough money. Well my £50 to £150 a month will no longer be going to that store, and the sooner they shut down, the better! I probably sound like a complete cow, but the SA's were awful. I went over to one and told her this was not on and she more or less said tough !!!!! to me!

Anyway, I am calm and shall now drink some peppermint tea to calm my nerves or something like that.

PS. Ain't it freezing!!!

By God girl I didn't know you had it in ya.:D

rose28454

Nannylala wrote: »

Have just been to put a few titbits and a drink out for the many birds that frequent my garden.
I was sitting in my dining room having a catchup and to my suprise I looked out of the window to see my favourite blackbird trying desperatly to eat the fake red berries on my standard holly bush I got whoopsied in T's;)I must admit when Lala and I bought them I thought the berries were real so in away it did some good as it made me aware that our little feathered friends also suffer when the weather is bad.

I look out for whoopsies apples and put them out. Cut in half and put on the lawn cut side up. The birds especially blackbirds love them.

nikkilala_2

mimi1234 wrote: »

I am going to phone CS and email them too to show them how disappointed I am. I am a regular shopper and spend a lot of money at this particular store, and by a lot, I mean sometimes £150 a month (when they have a glitch on!). I came out of the bloody sale with one or two little bits and bats which are going to be returned tomorrow as I only got them to stop myself feeling so angry! Don't get me wrong, I get that it's first come first served, but to clear out the whole S and G range and fill it in one trolley is just so so so wrong!

There were customers in the store with massive trolleys filled with all kinds of gifts which had been totally cleared on the shelves clearly and loudly saying "Well I will see you again next year, won't be coming to do any shopping here again until the next sale" whilst others were loudly saying "This will sell nicely at the car boot" with SA's smiling, agreeing and chipping in. There was no sign of anyone pointing out that there were only 6 of any items being allowed, it was more a case of "I've got 20 of those and 40 of those" at the till whilst the awful manager was putting things through.

I am now officially boycotting the local store which I hope will get closed down soon. It's been in the papers that they are on the brink of closure as they are not making enough money. Well my £50 to £150 a month will no longer be going to that store, and the sooner they shut down, the better! I probably sound like a complete cow, but the SA's were awful. I went over to one and told her this was not on and she more or less said tough !!!!! to me!

Anyway, I am calm and shall now drink some peppermint tea to calm my nerves or something like that.

PS. Ain't it freezing!!!

Mimi thats pants and I'd complain too:(Me and Nannylala bought lots of stuff (But not multiples of stuff) but it was all really nice and good natured and their were only about 5 of us in our store. But I know one year we'll go and it'll all change and they'll be people clearing the shelves:(Thats why I steer clear of Westfields which isnt far because although they always have stacks of stock I have a feeling its chaotic:eek:

sally06

76rosie wrote: »

hi all. went wombling with prot!g! mal. We both made 5 quid ish each. bought whoopsies all 10p and found haribo Christmas mix. very chuffed. will go back tomorrow after cheap night bingo.

that's pretty impressive in the current climate:T

pattylabelle

Colmans sauce - 2 for £1 not showing their multibuy

3 jelly pots £1 not showing multibuy

asda flavoured waters 4 for £1.50 not shoing mulitbuy