Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

got my apg
lost out on diet cokes as they weren't showing on my msm or msl last night
15 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Sainsbury's

+£19.31
2 x ASDA Smartprice Pure Orange Juice from Concentrate...£0.90N/A 1 x ASDA Mega Double Chocolate Pancakes (4)£0.50N/A 1 x ASDA Maple Pancakes (4)£0.50N/A 1 x ASDA Chosen by You Maple & Pecan Plait (2)£1.00£0.90 5 x Dove Body Wash - Deeply Nourishing (500ml)£19.50£8.35 5 x Dove Body Wash - Silk Glow (500ml)£19.50£8.35 1 x Diet Coke (30x330ml)£9.00£11.99 1 x Kingsmill Great Everyday Medium Sliced Soft White ...£1.35£1.35 1 x Candyland Flumps Mallow Twists£0.10£0.10 1 x ASDA Chosen by You Cooked Ham (10 per pack - 125g)£1.00£1.10 10 x Pedigree Dentastix for Medium Dogs (3 per pack - 7...£10.00N/A Comparison total (compared products only)£51.45£32.14

OK rub it dont ya:p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Right im off again have ironing to do and DM not doing your you have upset me

davemorton

cjj wrote: »

I wanted to try this for the same reason but was told it's poisonous to dogs. Take it you have not had problems with it ? Is there a good offer. Tia David

As long as you dilute it properly, and allow the area to dry before letting the dog on it, it is fine.

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

Right im off again have ironing to do and DM not doing your you have upset me

Must get dinner ready because I don't iron:)

davemorton

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bubbs wrote: »

right im off again have ironing to do and dm not doing your you have upset me

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

OK rub it dont ya:p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

why what happened bubbs? i've not had a chance to catch up yet?

4mFiller

Nenen wrote: »

LOL! It's certainly more shops than I'd usually do in 6 months too. I'm just one of those annoying people who love to learn new things (especially if they are money saving) and, once started on something, like to be able to learn to do it well. Dd says 'There's only one thing worse than being a perfectionist and that's being a perfectionist's daughter!'

Unfortunately, since my illness, I have the memory of a goldfish so the only way to get my head round something new is to do it repeatedly several times a day 'til it finally sinks in, hence the manic shopping.

Dh, dss and dd are too busy scoffing burgers, curries and biscuits to notice I've not been around

Nenen, excellent post, loved reading your diary:). It is a rollercoaster ride trying to keep up with this lot:D. I've probably had equal amounts of gains and losses in trying to learn these last few weeks but it is great fun and the gains far outweigh any set backs.
Please keep the diary up. As someone much wiser has said we all learn it eventually:D

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Ahh.. You would be much better off buying the normal one..
http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/jeyes-fluid-disinfectant-1lt-102309
You dilute it something silly like 60:1, so it would go much much further.

Never realised they did watered down versions :eek:

David.

Nenen wrote: »

LOL! It's certainly more shops than I'd usually do in 6 months too. I'm just one of those annoying people who love to learn new things (especially if they are money saving) and, once started on something, like to be able to learn to do it well. Dd says 'There's only one thing worse than being a perfectionist and that's being a perfectionist's daughter!'

Unfortunately, since my illness, I have the memory of a goldfish so the only way to get my head round something new is to do it repeatedly several times a day 'til it finally sinks in, hence the manic shopping.

Dh, dss and dd are too busy scoffing burgers, curries and biscuits to notice I've not been around

DM and ironing spring to mind

Naebbirac

Last chance for an egg trial, I'm going through checkout in 5
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