Cheapest caddy liners?

MrsE_2

Are Wilkinsons the cheapest?

They are about £2.50 for 24.

Are any national chains cheaper?

They seem really expensive for such tiny things.

meritaten

Do you mean those biodegradable bags for food waste caddys? I get mine from Tesco and I think I pay about £3 for 40 liners - its the same at our local mini-supermarket.

MrsE_2

meritaten wrote: »

Do you mean those biodegradable bags for food waste caddys? I get mine from Tesco and I think I pay about £3 for 40 liners - its the same at our local mini-supermarket.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=caddy&store=Tesco

Do you mean £2.85 for 25?

lizziebabe

I bought them loose in the Co-op they seemed very cheap. Can't find a link, sorry.

cjalynch

B&M home stores have them for about a pound although I cannot tell you the quality. Off to get some today so will report back!

MrsE_2

cjalynch wrote: »

B&M home stores have them for about a pound although I cannot tell you the quality. Off to get some today so will report back!

I don't have a b&m home stores or home bargains anywhere remotely near me.

mustardseed6

In my local Co-op (Bristol) , each bag is 6p. They are carrier bag size, so bigger than the usual caddy bags, which are really useful.

gwynlas

Lidl have them about 1.79x15 I think and they are quite big with handles.

MrsE_2

mustardseed6 wrote: »

In my local Co-op (Bristol) , each bag is 6p. They are carrier bag size, so bigger than the usual caddy bags, which are really useful.

gwynlas wrote: »

Lidl have them about 1.79x15 I think and they are quite big with handles.

They have to be compostable though.

If those lidl ones are only 15 a pack, then they work out the same as the big 4.

elsien

The lidl ones are really slow at composting down though - I still keep finding odd bits of them wrapped round the aerator a couple of years after I stopped using them.

Edwardia

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