Extra Lessons In Tempting Essentials

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

My friend uses them and says they are ok but they create tan lines :eek::eek:

Shove them down your cossie:)

scamps1966

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Shove them down your cossie:)

Top or bottom, either way there's something worth biting.

I'm going now. :rotfl:

matty17r

Well since posting about the mosquito repellent wristbands I have done a bit of research. Still confused but it seems they are not that good. You need to use deet (whatever that is). Back to my research me thinks! Perhaps they night shift will be able to help me out.

aau1

Just spotted this on RSH's FB page (in reply to someone asking)

RSH wrote:

All Travelodge vouchers are being rolled out to customers this week so you should have yours and email confirmation by tomorrow!

aau1

matty17r wrote: »

Well since posting about the mosquito repellent wristbands I have done a bit of research. Still confused but it seems they are not that good. You need to use deet (whatever that is). Back to my research me thinks! Perhaps they night shift will be able to help me out.

This missus used to get eaten alive by mozzies

Then one holiday she took a a repellent from Boots that contained Deet and it was the only time she didn't get bitten at all

izzeyb

matty17r wrote: »

Well since posting about the mosquito repellent wristbands I have done a bit of research. Still confused but it seems they are not that good. You need to use deet (whatever that is). Back to my research me thinks! Perhaps they night shift will be able to help me out.

Deet - N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide - the main ingredient of mossy repellents.

Boots do a range of 50% deet - often on 3 for 2. You can get spray ons or screw tops you can apply with cotton wool. You cant put it on your face.

Savvybuyer

Good evening:) - hopefully my entrance tonight will be better than last night.

I've seen the Poundstretcher leaflet from inside the weekly freesheet - sometimes avoiding the major supermarkets can save more money. Not necessarily on some Walkers Classic Variety: they have a 12 pack plus 2 free for £1.89 - which is more than the £1.25 each for 2 multipacks each of 22 bags on A glitch vs Morries from a few months back.

However, they have Choccie Dodgers and Toffee Dodgers (are these actually Burton's though - they look at bit like them), 140g packs, any 4 for £1.00. Apparently RRP of 79p each, so when supermarkets are selling pack of Burton's at £1.00 each they are way overpriced!

Whitworths Granulated Sugar 1kg bags, any 2 for £1.50 (or 79p each). So 2kg of sugar for cheaper than the £1.74 Silver Spoon Granulated Sugar (even with previous 10% off). Though you'd have to work out if the 5kg Tate & Lyle or the 5kg Silver Spoon are better value.

Some Maxwell House Classic Roast is now 89p for 94g. (£1 per 100g.) Some Colgate Max. White and Advanced White 100ml - any 2 for £1.89.

These some of the ones to be checked - this post to be updated once I've worked out the details.:)

nuttybabe

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It's still showing in my account as still left to spend

I have emailed them

I have the same problem. They emailed back telling me how to use the voucher but nothing about what I have just bought even though I said if I cant use the voucher I want to cancel it. So emailed them back asking about it again.

bubbs

When i went to Goa for the 1st time i got eaten alive, more than 50 mossie bites on my legs just in a 30-40 min transfer from airport and this contiued for 6 weeks:eek::eek:
Then i read about eating marmite, the next 3 times i went i got the oddbite! So if you like marmite eat loads for a few weeks before you go away:D

FloFlo

Impulse bodyspray £1.50 or 2 for £3.50 on msm but not cheaper elsewhere unless anyone knows the price at Ms.