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

hornetgirl

LilacLillie wrote: »

Does anyone here actually live in London, never seen a meet up on this thread.
Anyone fancy one?
LL

I think in the past some Elite have met up at the Ideal Home Show, using their free tickets for admission :money:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have a sprung clean kitchen, I just have to ignore the unslightly brickwork in the corner where the old boiler was.

I have even cleaned the spice rack. Although not wiped off and put back all the little jars yet. Mr TS does like his spices, I have no idea what half of them get used in.

Anyone got any ideas how to clean off a residue left on the vinyl flooring from the protective plastic stuff they put down. It is gradually flaking off have had a bit of a scrape but it's stubborn and washing it did not move it at all.

It does seem to be coming off more as I walk on it but then it is coming through rest of house. :eek:

WD40 will clean the sticky plastic stuff off.....use it sparingly and give the floor a wash with soapy water afterwards. The only thing is it stinks!

tigerwhite_2

mhoc wrote: »

On a £40 shop triple points is only going to add another 80 nectar points worth 40p - not exactly a riveting offer.

Exactly, I'll spend elsewhere. I normally go in once a week, for milk for work and almost always get a til spit for £3 off a £20 spend. Not got one this week so will go in tomo morning and see. I've got a £6 BM, a £5 GC and a £12 GC still in my coupon folder.

Right, I'm off to do a little T and perhaps an A shop if i have time.. good job my boss is out Back later x

streetlights

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Morning all

Misery Guts' birthday today. Going for a cooked breakfast

Today is gonna be very non MSE

Thanks to locar for the netflix thing, I'll ring them in a bit. Do we need to remember to take it off at the end of the 6 months to avoid getting charged?

Hi queen of cheap I hope you are well yes you will need to cancel it is 6 months.

tigerwhite_2

aau1 wrote: »

I got. £6 or £4 off £40 :j

Right, shall i detour home first (well, its the opp direction but I'm spending £30 in T so may have some post)..... yep, think i'll do that, then rush to A quickly, then T.

Evangeline1971

TrulyMadly wrote: »

There are lots of techniques you can try. Might be worth googling some of this Evangeline as it can be heavy going

Distraction techniques
Controlled breathing
Mindfulness
Using imagery to reduce stress
Relaxation tapes.....Andrew Johnson has a Better Sleep App which costs £1.99 from the App Store
Exercise and diet.

Sorry but rushing a little....good luck x

wackynut wrote: »

Nights and early mornings can be a !!!!!! for doing this to people. :mad:
Best thing to do is get up for a little while rather than lay thinking.
Sending hugs to all those needing them at the moment. :A

Thanks for the replies, I'll definately have a look at the sleep app and try different things

tigerwhite wrote: »

does anyone please know if the A parsnips that were £1 v 30p ever showed as 30p on MyS? I'm doing a C&C order for tomo but they show as N/A and i didn't think that was the case....

I've bought them when they weren't showing because someone else posted that they'd worked that day and they worked for me too.

Todays shop AvW
x Garnier Intensive 7 Days SOS-Repair Hand Cream - S... £2.00 N/A
1 x Radox for Men 2in1 Shower Therapy - Feel Good (250... £1.00 £0.75
2 x Herbal Essences Hello Hydration Shampoo (400ml) £4.00 £3.78
1 x Harpic Power Plus Toilet Cleaner Citrus Fresh (750... £2.00 £1.00
1 x Dettol Anti-Bacterial Cleansing Surface Wipes (72) £2.00 £1.50
1 x Wisdom Clean Between Interdental Brushes (20) £2.00 £1.60
1 x John Frieda Sheer Blonde Everlasting Blonde Shampo... £5.89 £1.99
1 x John Frieda Sheer Blonde Everlasting Blonde Condit... £5.89 £1.99
1 x ASDA Ultra Winged Towels Normal (28) £1.80 N/A
1 x Lenor Infusions Fabric Conditioner Concentrate Gol... £3.35 £1.67
1 x Velvet Moist Toilet Tissue Refill (42) £1.88 £1.00
2 x Colgate Sensitive Pro Relief Mouthwash (400ml) £8.80 £4.50

Comparison total (compared products only) £36.81 £19.78

I lost out on the herbal essence shampoo because no multibuy came off at the till but its showing on the APG :mad: Not sure if its worth arguing with CS as they always spout rubbish about online and instore prices being different and there was no multibuy on the SEL Maybe I'll leave it until tomorrow and just tell them I thought they were included in the offer

Edit: I'd also like to add that the Dettol wipes are £3 on MSL but only £2 instore so if bought on a click and collect they will compare at £3 v £1.50 for Waities and Tosco, making them net cost 35p

aau1

mhoc wrote: »

I am really annoyed with Sainsburys brand match.

I don't know if the below is legible but here it is anyway.

I did my £20 shop yesterday which was a sainsbobs v sada shop and I got meatballs, Pepsi and Nestle Cookies which were all cheaper in Sada so by my reckoning I should have got a BM of £4.55 but the BM I got was £3.45 :mad:

So I checked to see what had happened via their website.

I also bought Mccain chips which are the same price ion both stores 2 for £3. But in Sada the multi buy only saves 70p and in sainsbobs the multibuy saves £1.80 so they take that into account even though the individual price is £1.50 in real terms.
So sneaky - this is where Ive lost my £1.10:mad:

I really ought to take some items back but all of the items were needed.

The moral of the tale is don't buy anything in sainsbobs that matches someone elses multi buy

1 Scan Original Swedish Meatballs 350G £1.99 £1.50
2 Mccain Home Chips Straight Cut 1Kg £4.80 £3.00
Multibuy?
£3.70 £3.00
Multibuy?

1 Nestl! Cookie Crisp Brownie 320G £2.00 £1.00
1 Js Maris Piper Potatoes 2.5Kg Mu £2.39 Non-comparable
2 Pepsi Max 2 Litre Mu £3.96 £2.00

Your receipt total was: £21.47 N/A
Spend on comparable branded products
(before deductions): £12.75 £8.20
Deductions (from multibuys): −£1.80 −£0.70
Total spend on comparable branded goods: £10.95 £7.50
The difference was: £3.45
Coupon Issued £3.45

Meatballs. 49p
Nestle £1
Pepsi £1.96
Total £3.45

Why did you expect £4.55 from these? The mccain didnt make a bit of difference as £3.45 was the difference

Dizzy_Ditzy

Breakfast was lush

I was like :EasterBun at the fried bread

Apparently fried bread is less carb-y than toast or normal bread :beer:

Tinyshoes

BlackBeltGirl wrote: »

Hi Tinyshoes

It was an Extra

Thanks seems to confirm with Mildred finding them £2 in her superstore that it is only the Extras they have gone down to penny in.

Snap-ant

Off to Ts for easter eggs

Playing Charity Bingo tonight But I can't find my dabber

Bestest ♥