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TESCO H&B COUPONS - New Thread *See First Post for UPDATES*
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Oh my goodness. I'm so embarrased. Got so caught up in it I can't even add up. Thank you so much for replying - sorry for the waste of a post!
Going to bed feeling so silly!
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Oh my goodness. I'm so embarrased. Got so caught up in it I can't even add up. Thank you so much for replying - sorry for the waste of a post!
Going to bed feeling so silly!
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No need to feel silly.. I bet everyone of us has done our sums wrong or messed up on the coupons we could have used along the way.. I know I have..So your answer don’t be scared of failure
For the only failure is never to try
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My friend loves clinique products so I'd like to spoil her when she has a hospital trip soon, any ideas what vouchers will work with them? I can't find any online!0
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Whats the best type of SA to go for
the little old dear who you could chat to and be friendly?
the bored looking one?
or the young student type?Debt of £6300 cleared in 5 years, now ZERO0 -
benedictadams wrote: »Whats the best type of SA to go for
the little old dear who you could chat to and be friendly? No, although saying that in my small local I have now realised that every one will take coupons even the little old ladies, also now taken to asking straight away if they will take coupons, and the ones where the product hasnt been bought and so far everyone has said "I'll let the till decide". So personally I think it's good to ask. My other half has been using pedigree chum and love it ones all week for free lunch too.
the bored looking one? Yes
or the young student type? Yes
You'll soon get the hang of it and the more you do it the braver you get. HTH0 -
My friend loves clinique products so I'd like to spoil her when she has a hospital trip soon, any ideas what vouchers will work with them? I can't find any online!
As far as i'm aware, Tesco's do not stock Clinique. Not in any of the stores i've been in certainly.
Maybe you could try the ladies on the Boots thread in Grabbit? They'll be able to tell you the best deals in Boots at least.
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benedictadams wrote: »Is this the right idea?
Colgate toothpaste- £1.94 x2
minus Colgate coupon- £0.40 x2
minus the maximum reduction on the 2 for £3 - £0.78 x2
So £3.86 value for £1.52
Listerine Mouthwash - £3.68 x2
minus the reduction on 2 for £5 - £1.18 x2
So £7.36 for £5
Dettol Handwash - £1.97 x2
minus the reduction on 2 for £3 – £0.47 x 2
So £3.94 value for £3
So far £15.16 value at £9.52
Minus
£2.50 off coupon
£1.25 Quit coupon
£1.00 Healthcare
giving £4.77
Just want to check i'm on the right track with the savings that i am working out before trying to get to trying to work out how to get Tesco to pay me to take stuff away
what i would do would be to buy all of the items that are on BOGOF,for instance instead of buying the listerine mouthwash buy the oral b one instead as this is on BOGOF,and instead of the dettol handwash buy the palmolive ones as these are on BOGOF
this is a sample shopping list
all on BOGOF
2 x oral b = £5.98
4 x palmolive handwash = £6.16
2 x macleans white n shine/whitening toothpaste = £4.90
2 x lynx shower gel = £3.64
total £20.68 before the BOGOF comes off
the till thinks you have spent over £20 on toileteries so you can use the following vouchers
2 x £2.50 h&b
4 x £1.25 quit
5 x £1 h&b
£10.34 spent on toileteries, which means you will have £4.66 credit for the rest of your shopping
i always look on tesco.com and write my list before i hit the shops,as it is easy to get muddled up trying to do the sums in store especially when you have kids in tow
this all depends on finding a nice happy scanning cashier
ps you could also use 2 of the 40p colgate vouchers as i think these scan on any tooth paste, but i dont bother with these as it only adds to the wad of voucher that you hand over and for 80p not really worth it , but its up to you
also if you are buying shower gel i have heard on the grapevive that the 70p palmolive coupon from the so beautiful leaflet works on the dove cream wash that is currently on BOGOF, so may work with any shower gel, but havent tested thisdont wait for your boat to come in, get in a dingy and row out to it!!!0 -
:T I find it so useful seeing other people's shopping lists and summary of what coupons they used.
When I first started couponing I couldn't do it unless I copied someone else.
Thank you to everyone who posts their shopping list.Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times and I'll smash your face in.0 -
Just to let you all know that the SB 70p palmolive one scans on Dove shower gel which is on bogof. (info from PTS)0
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My friend loves clinique products so I'd like to spoil her when she has a hospital trip soon, any ideas what vouchers will work with them? I can't find any online!
In my local Tesco they have a small selection of Clinique skin care items- no make up though. I bought some recently but it's behind the pharmacy counter so you can't disguise coupons with a bigger shop. I only ended up using a £2.50 and a £1.25 coupon but if you were going to buy the item anyway then that's better than nothing I suppose. Boots online has 1000 extra points if you buy 3 premium beauty items, one to be skincare0
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