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Hells-Angel

Sad_Dad wrote: »

I think it was posted yesterday that Chicken wasn't working but the Turkey meaty chunks did work yesterday.

I don't know if the turkey chunks are still working today though.

Have a shop coming back from Asda in half an hour

Magsta

if anyone else is like me and wakes up with panda eyes no matter how much sleep i get GLITCH on YSL points at boots. Should be adding 2000 points for two purchses but adding 4000 thread here

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/60415697#Comment_60415697

Just got 2 touche eclat £50 paid £40 back in points :j:j

fuzzgun19

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

:rotfl:

Made me laugh.

BTW - anybody with kids can get a Nitty Gritty head lice comb free on prescription from your local GP. Not all GPs realise this but if they look it up, it's free.

Saves you over £10.

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

All you have to do is ask your GP, prescribing nurse or health visitor (or prescribing pharmacist) whether he or she will prescribe a Nitty Gritty NitFree Comb for you and your family. It has been approved for NHS prescription since 2004, and it conforms completely to the latest NHS guidelines.
Unlike any other comb, however, our award-winning comb removes 'live' eggs before they can hatch as well as head lice and unsightly nits.
Please Click here to print out a letter to take to your GP.

http://www.nittygritty.co.uk/site/howtogetaprescription.asp

When my boys were at primary school and caught nits regularly I did this and got the Nitty Gritty comb for free.
I can really recommend it, and its hard wearing too. I'm saving mine for the grand kids lol

gocat

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

All you have to do is ask your GP, prescribing nurse or health visitor (or prescribing pharmacist) whether he or she will prescribe a Nitty Gritty NitFree Comb for you and your family. It has been approved for NHS prescription since 2004, and it conforms completely to the latest NHS guidelines.
Unlike any other comb, however, our award-winning comb removes 'live' eggs before they can hatch as well as head lice and unsightly nits.
Please Click here to print out a letter to take to your GP.

http://www.nittygritty.co.uk/site/howtogetaprescription.asp

When my kids were at school we were advised to put plenty of conditioner on their hair as the lice cant cling to smooth hair as much as freshly unconditioned hair and cant lay their eggs. Also tea tree oil and shampoo is suppose to repel lice.
Use to hate using the chemical stuff on the kids and was glad when given the conditioning advise :T

Also thinking about it now, there use to be a ditty the kids use to learn which went something like
comb your hair
break their legs :rotfl:
So we use to try to get the kids to comb their hair at lunch time and of course at home.

mgamble

I bought 3 meal deals to get that wine at the weekend, oh and friend tried it and drank it all:eek:, i said its only for looking at not drinking.:rotfl:
So i had to do another 3 deals, terrible i know, i do not like red wine only rose but it was very nice and smooth is all i can say, very nice.
Might have to do another deal today.;)

dipdap

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

When my boys were at primary school and caught nits regularly I did this and got the Nitty Gritty comb for free.
I can really recommend it, and its hard wearing too. I'm saving mine for the grand kids lol

We have the nitty gritty comb (I paid for mine ages ago as didn't know you could get them free) and it's brilliant.
We managed to snap 2 teeth out of one and sent it back and within a week they'd sent me a free brand new replacement.
Their customer service is top notch and the lifetime guarantee is brilliant if you're as hard on the comb as we are

SunnyDelight

So far today I have laughed, cried, itched, scratched and felt guilty for not being out in the garden (in the snow!!) working.

Guess I better start work on my next shopping list so that I have at least done ONE productive thing today

Auntycaz

Magsta wrote: »

if anyone else is like me and wakes up with panda eyes no matter how much sleep i get GLITCH on YSL points at boots. Should be adding 2000 points for two purchses but adding 4000 thread here

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/60415697#Comment_60415697

Just got 2 touche eclat £50 paid £40 back in points :j:j

I thought one item had to be skincare? Did you definitely get the points? Thank you.

tweets

My mum still got the nit combshe used on me and bro its a stainless steel one and OMG it used to tear your hair out by the roots :eek:

I have been extremely lucky with my DS he never had nits :T

Magsta

Auntycaz wrote: »

I thought one item had to be skincare? Did you definitely get the points? Thank you.

Seems to be working randomly. Tried one and a skincare and it didn't work. They have honoured these glitches in the past have copied all confirmations. Had it sent free to store so if they don't add will just take them back. Got to be worth a go they way i get through the stuff

Seems to work on some of the fragrances also if bought in twos