Sal and Savvybuyer's Sensational Seasonal Summer Sunny 11+ ELITE Thread

tweets

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon

Got 2 blocks Anchor cheese for £1-40

Cheese half price £2-25

Had a Mr T coupon for £1-55 off a block and could use it twice :j:j:j

tweets wrote: »

Anchor Cheddar Mature 350G

Was this block I bought

mhoc wrote: »

For £2 something - sorry reading backwards and coming in at the end of the conversation

Here you go mhoc

bubbs

Right cheers for tea nanny:)
Going to have a little sort out;)

mhoc

matty17r wrote: »

Not checked ukhd but found a bargain last night. Vax superhero £99 reduced to clear £24. Used dormant cc to get £4 off £30. Still £99 on tesco direct. Generally excellent reviews. I left one on shelf last night but could bit sleep thinking about it. Went back this morning getting another conditional spend and bought it! Now have 2 bargain vax sitting in the lounge even though my current vax pet hoover is brilliant sunction! Hope someone else needs one of these.

might be exactly what sons shared house needs. I had a look on ebay and found refurbished ones for £45 - upright and bagless

mhoc

bubbs wrote: »

Tell a lie was £65 a's
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/henry-hoover-65-asda-1932280

Yes I had a look at that one and it looks like a one off sighting - also can you imagine the hilarity in an all bloke household having a pink Henry
:rotfl:

Savvybuyer

And (unless it's the 10p/8p short-date ones) it's the 2.5kg Red Potatoes!!
Red Potatoes are Desiree!!:T

9 items on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco

+£5.31
0.15 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg£0.10£0.10
0.45 x ASDA Broccoli by Weight per kg£0.85£0.63
0.16 x ASDA Golden Delicious Apples per kg£0.28£0.23
0.16 x ASDA Braeburn Apples per kg£0.31£0.23
0.16 x ASDA Royal Gala Apples per kg£0.31£0.23
1 x ASDA Desiree Potatoes (2.5Kg)£2.00£1.00:T
1 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)£1.00£1.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Unsmoked Back Bacon (500g)£2.72£0.81
1 x ASDA Blackberries (300g)£3.00£1.03
Comparison total£10.57£5.26

B/C ends 63149.
No E/S Pork Chops in this store. And T have put the price up on the Cod Portions:(. The potatoes: there we are - don't need Sains. or T!:D Fancy my main store stocking them after all, but :mad:under a different name:rotfl:.

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Oh is he coming this weekend?:j:j:j

He visiting tomorrow so should be here when I get back from mums going Sunday

He's got to pick the Eminem tickets up and give to Jodie for courier to pick up on Monday from her house. He made over £100 on the tickets :T:T:T

Jodie spends half her time with DS and half the time at home she lives with her parents.

I don't know what to call her so used her name Well DS says she not his G/F they just good friends . I like her would make a good G/F

Mumto2monkeys

mhoc wrote: »

A question everyone please.

Sons shared house needs a vacuum. They have laminated floors downstairs in the kitchen and living room but the stairs, landings and bedrooms are carpeted, no dogs or cats but all 4 work in the outdoor industry so mud is involved

They have tried freecyle but no joy and the cheapest they have seen was in Argos for £100 - everything is split 4 ways but even so they have had a lot of expense as its the 1st month

I would quite willingly give them my Henry but its 27 years old and I am quite sentimentally attached to it and anyway there would be a problem getting it up to them - 2 trains and about an hour and a half :rotfl:

So has anyone any suggestions for cheap but efficient vacuums pretty please?

I have the slightly older version of this...(different colour) it's fabulous. I've had vax, Hoover in the past and they just lived past the guarantee. This is fabulous...
http://www.argos.co.uk/m/static/Product/partNumber/4067829.htm

They do a cheaper version too:)

mhoc

tweets wrote: »

If they lived near me they could have had my Hetty she stuck in the shed .

That's the problem, everyone has a spare vacuum - esp if you have house cleared but I think eldest child ran off with 2 of m-ils vaccums :mad:

I don't think anyone on the group loiters around Penrith ...

mhoc

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

I have the slightly older version of this...(different colour) it's fabulous. I've had vax, Hoover in the past and they just lived past the guarantee. This is fabulous...
http://www.argos.co.uk/m/static/Product/partNumber/4067829.htm

They do a cheaper version too:)

thanks for this, I've sent him some links

getting the price down nicely now - saved them at least £50 - all of them on low wages, son barely earns £15 thousand so anything we can do to make things easier

BIG_MOC

mhoc wrote: »

A question everyone please.

Sons shared house needs a vacuum. They have laminated floors downstairs in the kitchen and living room but the stairs, landings and bedrooms are carpeted, no dogs or cats but all 4 work in the outdoor industry so mud is involved

They have tried freecyle but no joy and the cheapest they have seen was in Argos for £100 - everything is split 4 ways but even so they have had a lot of expense as its the 1st month

I would quite willingly give them my Henry but its 27 years old and I am quite sentimentally attached to it and anyway there would be a problem getting it up to them - 2 trains and about an hour and a half :rotfl:

So has anyone any suggestions for cheap but efficient vacuums pretty please?

Earlier today someone said they'd found a cheap vax in T £24 (i think it was a vax)
I'll see if I can find it

Here it is

matty17r wrote: »

Not checked ukhd but found a bargain last night. Vax superhero £99 reduced to clear £24. Used dormant cc to get £4 off £30. Still £99 on tesco direct. Generally excellent reviews. I left one on shelf last night but could bit sleep thinking about it. Went back this morning getting another conditional spend and bought it! Now have 2 bargain vax sitting in the lounge even though my current vax pet hoover is brilliant sunction! Hope someone else needs one of these.

I think you might have seen this already though