The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

Mrs_stinkface

Afternoon peeps.

Just to let anyone in my neck if the woods know that sada has no persil but it does have the huggies starter kits :j Just a pity I couldn't buy any as I didn't have me flaming coupons on me. What a doughnut, I felt naked when I realized!:rotfl:

Saversue

Afternoon all.
I am feeling left out as no dishwasher, even started thinking of buying one just to join in, but don't know how difficult it is to install one. Have a space next to washing machine in utility room ( if I get rid of small freezer ) Would I just be able to attach it to the same fittings as for washing machine, or would I need a plumber to put new parts in? Thanks

marrbett

Thanks for all the hugs and good wishes, I've been dipping in and out all day and its all warm and familiar again-trouble is, I keep getting too caught up with you all!!!

1000 posts-yay!!:T

LaaCaz

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Afternoon everyone. Thank you for the words of advice last night regarding my first ever apg target shop at @sd@.... Particularly for the flump... It worked I've got my first apg voucher for......Wait for it ...£2.40 every little helps!
Thought I was loosing the plot at one point I messed up on a couple of things but I was battling two separate lists and my 20 month old DS who was trying to eat the entire contents of the trolley whilst randomly grabbing at anyone and anything thing that passed! Thanks again :T

One of the tips that has stuck with me for multiple glitch shops is to put baskets in the trolley and use them to separate the different lists/shops up. I'm not sure who said it, but it works really well (thank you xx)

couponqueen123

LaaCaz wrote: »

One of the tips that has stuck with me for multiple glitch shops is to put baskets in the trolley and use them to separate the different lists/shops up. I'm not sure who said it, but it works really well (thank you xx)

i to second the above (baskets are my life saver when kids in tow) and know the feeling well when the kids grab and throw things at ppl:eek::o

my dd2 favrot thing to do is tell some-one to stop looking :eek: when its her doing the staring and antaganising:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tazoo

Is it just me or does everyone else hate doing meal plans? I know I need to do it so I can make my shopping list but I just feel like I'm doing the same meals over and over again. Think I'm in need of some inspiration.

On a completely separate point, this is going to sound really stupid but I absolutely hate bananas - the look, the touch, the smell. DS1 and 2 however LOVE them. Normally they only get to eat them when Daddy is around (that sounds even more silly now I've typed it out ) but...

I just peeled a banana for DS1 :j

Call_of_Trouty

Saversue wrote: »

Afternoon all.
I am feeling left out as no dishwasher, even started thinking of buying one just to join in, but don't know how difficult it is to install one. Have a space next to washing machine in utility room ( if I get rid of small freezer ) Would I just be able to attach it to the same fittings as for washing machine, or would I need a plumber to put new parts in? Thanks

Should be able to attatch to same fittings

Magsta

E45 PDF Coupon on voucher thread post 2745, (many thx to op)

http://www.eczemaadvice.co.uk/e45/pdf/e45_voucher.pdf

Sainsbob have the 50gm cream on offer for £1.20 Sada price £2.20

80p profit per tube on an APG if it compares.
Coupon does state one per transaction so cashier may refuse if your planning on getting lots.
Haven't tried it myself yet and just spotted it now so not sure if previously mentioned.
Have not had time to catch up over the last few days and you lot go waaaaay to fast

PixiePieface

Tazoo wrote: »

Random question for you knowledgeable people. DS1 has developed a love for raisins, I know too much of some fruits can cause blockage / looseness anyone know if I should be limiting his raisin intake? He'd happily eat handful after handful if he could

Would also think about his teeth? I think I am right in saying they have fructose in them? Still, got to be better than sweets!

Love2shop

Saversue wrote: »

Afternoon all.
I am feeling left out as no dishwasher, even started thinking of buying one just to join in, but don't know how difficult it is to install one. Have a space next to washing machine in utility room ( if I get rid of small freezer ) Would I just be able to attach it to the same fittings as for washing machine, or would I need a plumber to put new parts in? Thanks

Yes very easy if you have space next to washer, installs the same as the washer