Lakeland products

Soapy955

hev wrote: »

(still not sure about the flowery pegs I got as my last free gift - too nice to use but what else do I do with them? )

Life's too short to keep things for best!
Get those pegs out on the line and have the poshest washing in the street!!! :rotfl:

CoD_2

oooh I love lakeland. and storage boxes.

Magentasue

Soapy955 wrote: »

Life's too short to keep things for best!
Get those pegs out on the line and have the poshest washing in the street!!! :rotfl:

Are these them? I have these and they are very nice. I also use dolly pegs. It's worth having these little things that give mundane things a lift on a day to day basis, I think.

shelley1977

i love lakeland,just bought some stuff last week before i got another catalogue sent out and now i want to buy more!!

ifonlyitwaseasier

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/tefal!REG-electric-jam-maker/F/C/storing-preserving/product/12613/pgs/168

i think this is classified as gadget p0rn :drool::drool::drool::drool: and no not like that!!

Penelope_Penguin

Other people were drooling after this I'll add your post th the previous thread.

Penny. x

ifonlyitwaseasier

thanks pp

ioiwe

hev_2

I spent £70!

But at least I avoided the jam maker.

And I got free delivery, a free gift (scissors - you can never have too many) and money back from quidco.

And I really enjoyed the expression of stunned resignation on OH's face when he realised yet another parcel from Lakeland had arrived!

I love Lakeland! :j:j:j:j:j

bumble-bee_3

My eyes lit up when I saw the jam maker...I suddendly realised that I had always really need one but hubby decided I really didn't :doh: But i've just seen this thread and I see there is a 5 star review now.....anyone found a lakeland annonymous addicts site yet please

thriftlady_2

It isn't very big is it ? I can get at least a dozen jars out of my big preseving pan -all you do is boil up fruit and sugar for a few minutes