Elite christmas special

pattylabelle

infor2014 wrote: »

ralph lauren gift sets, although i did not receive them with my order.

Wha you did not receive them - time to complain:D:D

Enterprise_1701C

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

:eek: How do you turn Nectar points into Amazon vouchers please and thank you?

They sell Amazon gift cards so I just bought a couple with my nectar points at the till.

never_too_old wrote: »

I have posted this on DIY thread but knowing how clever you all are wanted to ask your advice as well.This is in my DS flat, groundfloor.external wall.Any ideas why its so bad?

Was there furniture in the corner? Is it damp or just mould. Could just be lack of air circulation.

Jelly_Biactol

thick_tom wrote: »

free opti 5 joint pain reliever (post free)
https://www.snowdenhealthcare.co.uk/#

I was just noseying around the website, and noticed that for the 5-joint pain reliever the two main ingredients are Aqua (water), and 1,3-Butylene Glycol - which is used (amongst other things) in de-icing mixtures for removing ice from airplanes ... well, I suppose if it can remove ice from a transatlantic 747, it should have no problem with an arthritic joint or two:)

rhosynbach

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You need the recyclebank one plus the one that M&S were giving out before Christmas. Total before discount needs to be £25 but easy to do with the meat at 3 for £10 and the. £6 meal deal.
Go through SS and choose a kind looking SA:)

was getting excited got to go to bangor m and s there got both vouchers no ss though:( not sure i would try on an ordinary check out

Savvybuyer

As you probably know, the following are cheapest in Mr A (as far as I know) and therefore, where available, are potential T/S versus A items. Not liking Sains. price reductions on some of these items, even though they are still more than 10% more expensive than A's current price:

Kellogg's Frosties 750g - Mr A £1.50. (Judging by my A store today, the shoppers thought the smaller Sugar Puffs, at the same price, were best value - they were OOS and far too expensive! The Kellogg's Frosties, right next to them, seemed to have been overlooked. I noticed the £1.50 price but no 'roll'ie-back marking on them! Benefits of doing everything on msm first and seeing all the offers and best items at a glance!)

Bird's Eye Takeaway Feasts Southern Fried Popstars 150g £1

Skinny Cow Caramel Lollies (3) £1

Weight Watchers Ice Cream Cones Chocolate & Vanilla (4 pack) or WW Toffee Vanilla Cones (4x110ml) £1 each (Savvy-tempters again, no doubt!)

But WW Banoffee Desserts (2) are Avs T at £1.

Oreo Vanilla Cookies (154g) 50p

McVities Cheesecake Creams - Lemon (168g) 50p (perhaps another, delightful(!), Savvy-tempter)

Natural Selection things at 50p

A Lemon Loaf Cake 50p (put on here, as avoiding Avs W list - much more expensive in W - others, that are N/A fillers vs W, could also go on A-cheaper shop, i.e. a shop spending perhaps low-value APGs and not getting one back)

Also, there is Rice Dream with Calcium Original Rice Milk (1L) showing 69p for A. Think that might be Tvs A.

Oust kettle descaler (£1) is a filler vs W, otherwise can go on a 'cheaper shop' (spend of low APGs with none back) - more expensive in T and M and, possibly, S as well (hazy memory and no time to check msm at the moment!). Alternatively - Tvs A?

HTH whomever it may help!

[There's no Frijj milkshakes as it is hopefully (outside N. Ireland) Yazoo ones at 90p vs M for 45p net, thus cheaper than the 50p Frijjs that mess up so much elsewhere. And no 50p Pot Noodles as they are way too expensive:rotfl:.]

never_too_old

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

They sell Amazon gift cards so I just bought a couple with my nectar points at the till.



Was there furniture in the corner? Is it damp or just would. Could just be lack of air circulation.

small chest of drawers was there, he borrowed one of my dehumidfiers about 2 /3 months ago and has it on continuously but its sucking loads of moisture out but the problem is still there:(

willowwispy

bubbs wrote: »

Free £20 primark gift card sun up for sun, thanks to op
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4859492

Thanks Bubbs & OP :T

princessmelody2009

pippo wrote: »

Thanks so much for that - I'm just very slowly climbing out of that hole, having only just realised that I needed to call out!!

Sending hugs, there's a few of us on here if you need to chat

pattylabelle

never too old I am going to bet you a tenner that there is a tiled shower cubicle/over a bath directly above that. It is a pita so solve. I solved it by using laminate shower panels - cost me a fair few bob to solve. Had a man take shower doors out, take tiles off, let dry out and then panels installed with shower doors on after. Not a problem since.

Nannylala

Early night for Nannylala as I cannot seem to get warm so its a hot chocolate and a good book for me tonight and a bit of CBB if I'm still awake so Night Night all:A