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King size electric underblanket £15 Sainsburys
TeegansNan
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Shows as available but when I log it it's no longer available
gutted, that's a bargain for anyone who can get it! 
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Thank you very much for this, TeegansNan - I did manage to get one into my online shopping trolley this morning and combined it with a small food shop (of things I can't get in Aldi!) using e-vouchers for free delivery and £10 off the shop so I am very pleased. Being delivered tomorrow early evening.
There was a little flurry of snow here earlier this morning so a lovely toasty electric underblanket will be just the ticket if winter really is on its way now!
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ty for the link!
this is working for me BUT only if i select TWO balnkets! iv done this for store collection and my sister is very happy to give me the £15 for the other one 0 -
Just ordered one for collection tomorrow, thank you0
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Just to give you the heads up, I tried ordering online at my local store (Ashton under Lyne) and it showed as out of stock. Went in today and they had three on the shelf @£15.
Two left at close of business.0 -
Just had my online delivery with no blanket as it was 'out of stock' despite it being confirmed in my order last thursday. With no other delivery options available I think this is just pot lock if your local store has one in stock0
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Am I the only one who is paranoid about getting Kentucky fried in my bed? :eek:
2 x 13.5 togs does me fine.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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VfM4meplse wrote: »Am I the only one who is paranoid about getting Kentucky fried in my bed? :eek:.
I remember going to look at a neighbour's bedroom when I was aged about 6 to see the fire damage which had been caused by an electric blanket. That was about 40 years ago and I've been absolutely terrified of them ever since.
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I've got a Silent Night electric blanket. I've used it for about 3 years now in the winter and have an extra plug it plugs in to which cuts out after 30 minutes (got it from Amazon). If you're worried I'd recommend doing this. Having said that; although I wouldn't be without it as I've got a freezing cold home, I would love it to warm up a great deal more than it does and can't even understand why there are any lower ratings than the 3 "maximum" which I don't think is anywhere near warm enough!0
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had a call to say my blankets were not available 0
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