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David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I go for Nicky from home bargains if my stash gets low. It hasn't for a while though. I can still get the 9 roll shades from Asda which were still comparing well when I last bought them a couple of weeks back.
I love our loo roll stash. DD and DS2 have sorted it into a heirarchy with Andrex at the top and the next choice and so on all the way down to nouvelle on the bottom

So we are andrex through and through as DW does not mind me economising here and there but she is not wiping her !!!! with sandpaper or words to that effect was what she told me years ago :eek:.
Anyway a free roll of Nouvelle 40-60 grit found its way into the bathroom and my you can deffo tell the difference :eek:
So what is cheap and as soft as andrex, no rush as such as still got 150-200 rolls of andrex left but for future reference

dipdap

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I save the best for myself and the en-suite. The downstairs loo and the visitors get

Who can remember this stuff at school. I hate to think what was in the medicated bit, bleach perhaps :eek: Smear it all over :rotfl: It certainly wasn't tissue, more like grease proof paper !

Funny, don't seem to get too many visitors lately

My Grandmother always had this in her bathroom and I never understood why she used it :think:
Why do people use it? What happens if you have an upset tum? :eek:
She used to buy andrex for the visitors

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

Proud to be! Lazy in terms of getting out of bed late or cutting hair? To be honest I haven't had the money to and I'm not bothered, I wash it and chuck it up in a plait. Job done

:eek: you do whatever you need to to make ends meet I will never judge :rotfl:

purpledonkey

Bananababe wrote: »

My fat been only eating jelly off his Purina so it was time for a change. Hopefully he likes this

:rotfl: that made me spit out my tea

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I save the best for myself and the en-suite. The downstairs loo and the visitors get

Who can remember this stuff at school. I hate to think what was in the medicated bit, bleach perhaps :eek: Smear it all over :rotfl: It certainly wasn't tissue, more like grease proof paper !

Funny, don't seem to get too many visitors lately

Thanks, I was trying to remember the name of this stuff, my Nan used to have that in her bathroom, hated it when I was a kid

logie

Thank you for the dodgy cuddle David

DS2 is STILL asleep :eek::T Have had a lunch that I've been able to eat entirely myself, got almost up to date with Bzz/the Orchard/Home Panels/SSM. Must stop accepting crap trials as don't have the time any more :cool: Back up to full time hours this week so have 3 12 hour shifts to look forward to

David.

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I save the best for myself and the en-suite. The downstairs loo and the visitors get

Who can remember this stuff at school. I hate to think what was in the medicated bit, bleach perhaps :eek: Smear it all over :rotfl: It certainly wasn't tissue, more like grease proof paper !

Funny, don't seem to get too many visitors lately

Just like greaseproof paper on a roll wasn't it, or so I was told

Mumto2monkeys

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Bargain pizza only 75p!



http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml?cmpid=ahc-_-ghs-d1-_-asdacom-dsk-_-hp#/product/910000966369

The sel for this in my store is also 75p:)
I resisted though!

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

I don't really like going to the hairdresser any more. I used to but I find it tedious these days.
Sit down.......... 'are you going on holiday this year?'......'no'.......silence :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I love my hairdresser, she moans about my neighbour and finds her as annoying as we do. This neighbour knows everything about everyone and was rather rude to me when I couldn't find work - there was one particular day where I'd been to 2 job interviews and also received 5 or so job rejections and she gave me a lecture about how I'm letting my mother down by not being able to support myself (not that she knows about our financial circumstances) and I should be married with a house by now and I'm obviously not trying hard enough. She's an utter male chicken. Back to the point as I have long hair it costs about £100 to get it cut and dyed, couldn't justify it!

David. wrote: »

:eek: you do whatever you need to to make ends meet I will never judge :rotfl:

Which ends, needs must

David.

Belvia padded bra £3.75 great for maternity or nursing :cool:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/belvia-padded-bra-great-for-maternity-nursing-3-75-wilkos-1868181

never_too_old

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm really hoping that Ts have a 25% on over Easter sometime. There hasn't been one for ages. It's by far the cheapest way to stock up

Thankyou:beer: