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queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Silicone free I've got lots here from when asda was selling them for 90p, they're different to the one you've got there I could send some up for you if you needed :cool:

Will see if my hair still grease free tomorrow it feels better than some shampoos I have used. So no need to be Will update after work tomorrow

Thank you but i don't think you are allowed to send liquids through the post plus postage will be dear. :A

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:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: Poppy stressing because fireworks have just gone off she's gone hiding behind the chair.

Hope they don't carry on like last night and she may snap out off it for bedtime.

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Arthien wrote: »

Evening all!

I'm after a recommendation if possible, my dear nana has asked me to research an electric under blanket for her. Hubby and I have a Warmnite which fits like a fitted sheet, but when I googled to try and find one for her, all I saw were ones with straps ,which won't fit as easily or stay in the same place as well as a fitted sheet type one. I also read loads of reviews saying it was so small it would have fitted a single bed! :eek: I don't know whether they have a different model to me, but mine certainly fits well.

So, if anyone can suggest a suitable non-fleecey, single control (she doesn't have two sockets to plug in dual control), fitted-sheet-style and true-to-size double electric under blanket for less than £50, I would be very grateful :rotfl:

My electric fitted blanket got 2 controls I use a timer switch in one socket

Mine came from Lakeland.

What about this one for your nana http://www.johnlewis.com/dreamland-6962-intelliheat-double-electric-underblanket/p231270082

mhoc

EMMAP wrote: »

I'm getting very excited! My suitcase isn't packed yet (it is waiting in the hall though at least ) but I'm going to start tomorrow morning and do it in dribs and drabs over the course of the day.

I've resumed Christmas wrapping today. Y'know when you don't fully register how much stuff you have?

When you get back and when you get time it would be fab if you could do a write up, what you spent and where you went etc. Esp where you eat, what you eat and the cost.

I keep looking at these offers, very tempting and we could go from Manchester which is only an hour from us.

We have been to Iceland twice - loved it to bits - early June so no midnight sun .
The airport is literally in the city centre and planes fly over your head as they land.

Def get time to see the Harper centre in Reykjavik - they do tours there every day if you get time, fabulous building.
Cathedrel - there was a dreadful queue to go in the lift to the top so we didn't get a chance to go up.
Very walkable city centre, we walked all over, up and down every street very arty decorated houses, buskers, kids skate boarding down the Main Street.
Also look out for the supermarket called Bonus
There is a nice coffee place half way down the Main Street attached to a book shop - good place for free wi fi -

fuzzgun19

s4mmy wrote: »

Just been checking this out and the box doesn't show on either but there is Stracciatella in a different box.

200g
3 FOR £10

£4.00
Did you manage to get the bar code/ product number?

I didn't get the barcode, but will if I'm passing tomorrow.

ellie14

Arthien wrote: »

Evening all!

I'm after a recommendation if possible, my dear nana has asked me to research an electric under blanket for her. Hubby and I have a Warmnite which fits like a fitted sheet, but when I googled to try and find one for her, all I saw were ones with straps ,which won't fit as easily or stay in the same place as well as a fitted sheet type one. I also read loads of reviews saying it was so small it would have fitted a single bed! :eek: I don't know whether they have a different model to me, but mine certainly fits well.

So, if anyone can suggest a suitable non-fleecey, single control (she doesn't have two sockets to plug in dual control), fitted-sheet-style and true-to-size double electric under blanket for less than £50, I would be very grateful :rotfl:

I got my D/Ms off eb..y new with fitted sides,I can go check the mke if need be.

Mumto2monkeys

An extract from my shop just before closing v m

1 x Harpic Power Plus Toilet Cleaner Citrus Fresh (750... £1.98 £0.93bloo white bottle used as trigger
2 x Cadbury Milk Tray (400g) £10.00 £7.00star shaped raffeillero used as trigger

1 x ASDA Smartprice Yorkshire Puddings (15 per pack - ... £0.49 £0.49
1 x Tassimo Costa Cappuccino (8) £4.24. £3.43 not in 3 for £10 but the shelf had been raided decent comparison for 1.

TrulyMadly

My muller shop from earlier
Same A v S and T

TrulyMadly

savvy_sal wrote: »

Anybody thinking off putting £144 on sada Christmas savings card I think it's got to go on by the 15th or 16th.

I think I might .....then I change my mind.

But £6 is £6:think::think:

The only thing for me is that it would be tying up quite a bit of money for a good while. I am spending so little at the moment. I "spent" £20 today, got £7 back APG and picked up £10 in wombles:T

henrik777

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Hi

Are you have a break from your studies ?

Can I ask you a question.

I have not been to morries to try that M&M have you? Did not think that Scotland would be allowed to cut the overall cost of the alcohol Any idea?

Thanks

aau1 wrote: »

Nothing at M&M has appealed to me so far, the only points I've got are from wombles :money:

I think it could work so long as it's not "buy 2 get X points" because the law prohibits mulitibuy discounts on alcohol

You can have offers on single items so long as it runs for 3 days and isn't a ridiculous reduction

Look at it this way....If the final price of an item ends up being cheaper than a competitor's retail price then it's not really that different to A's promise of being 10% cheaper

You could get 2 vodka and £10.02 of free stuff or stuff you'll buy anyway. The vodka 3000 points are on until November 30th so that covers 4/6 of the £25 bonus weeks. If you won't use the vodka you'll easily get £9 from someone per bottle.

Of course week 1 ends tonight.

Linwood is oos btw.