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tweets wrote: »

Advice please ?

Is artificial grass any good please and would it be expensive to lay a large lawn?

I have been thinking about it for back garden and Poppy playing out.

I am fed up with her coming in with muddy paws when it rains.
Last couple days she played out nice, no muddy paws grass dry and roly poly in grass

Fors and against please ?

Will also save on mowing .

I have no experience of it but I'd imagine any fallen leaves on it would be difficult to remove.

Bikertov

henrik777 wrote: »

Ristorante vouchers from "try me free" promo expire 1/3. Sloppyties 30p ends today and is unlikely to return in time to use vouchers.

Saw last years £10 offer still in a shop last week :eek: Must be OOD but was buried so i left it.

nerfdad wrote: »

Ristorante pizza:eek::eek::eek:
Can't even look at them:rotfl::rotfl:

How about a list - who still has Ristorante pizzas in their freezer from the FIRST promo ... ?

I will start with my name at the top

1) Bikertov

Savvybuyer

It looks like Taste Inc. Smokey BBQ Ribsteak (174g) is £1 in M - older stock, different BC so it remains at its price. Whereas Taste Inc. Smokey BBQ Ribsteak (169g), as showing online, is £2:eek: in M.

So, a downsizing it seems.

I'm very hazy about these products and their prices however, as I'm reading between the lines again from the Ms I've used - may be a lot clearer in some other store. I have a SEL that says £1 and has 174g on it in one store, but the stock is 169g. I think that will be £2 as per online - unfortunately I can't scan every item, I already annoy staff enough by scanning the few I do and then cancelling off every time. Well, if they showed the right prices in every store on every occasion?!? I'm also seeing 2 for £3 flashed on some packs of other Taste Incs that are therefore it seems £2 individual price - obviously, ignore those as they (or versions of them that don't have the 2 for £3) go down to £1. I have a SEL for £2 in another store on the BBQ Ribsteak, however it says 169g but the stock (which would be straight £2 according to msm and not 2 for £3*), is 174g. So, make of it what you will.

I will retain Taste Inc Smokey BBQ Ribsteak 174g at £1 on the list. Whatever you do, don't be buying Taste Inc Smokey BBQ Ribsteak 169g at twice that price!

*EDIT: I actually have 169g version with "2 for £3" flashed on the packs - so, even though msm shows straight £2, they appear to be 2 for £3. However, 174g version seems to be £1.

Bikertov

silvercar wrote: »

More printer advice please.

HP have offered an exchange of printer. It looks like the replacement will be a refurbished model. They will deliver next Monday and then I need to arrange for them to collect the old one within 7 days.

Or I could take this one back to costco and see if they will refund and buy new.

Costco refund, definitely.

Then you can start again with a fresh warranty, and probably get a better printer cheaper too.

tweets

wendyak wrote: »

Hiya Tweets
I'm against I'm afraid....very expensive if you get a good one and needs regular cleaning as well.
I know the grass gets a bit muddy this time of year but at least the wee is deodorised by the soil
My neighbours here in England have just laid some for their football mad son, but not impressed...in Spain they have people who come round and vacuum & hose it down for you , bit like a window cleaner but a grass cleaner !!!!xxx

Thank you never thought about cleaning it

silvercar wrote: »

Friends bought some. You will be replacing the mud that comes in the house with sand or similar. No mowing, but you will occasionally need to sand it. I know that kids can get cuts from it like papercuts, so it is not totally a simple choice. There are differences in quality and how the ground is prepared is very important.

Thank you . Rather have mud then sand. Don't want Poppy getting cuts.

Serendipitious wrote: »

I have no experience of it but I'd imagine any fallen leaves on it would be difficult to remove.

Never thought about leaves . Lawn got leaves on all year round thanks to tree over back in neighbours garden it never loses it leaves completely like most trees.

So I am glad I have asked the lovely Elite :A and have already decided against it

tweets

Bikertov wrote: »

How about a list - who still has Ristorante pizzas in their freezer from the FIRST promo ... ?

I will start with my name at the top

1) Bikertov

Not me DS scoffed them

sparklyfee

tweets wrote: »

Advice please ?

Is artificial grass any good please and would it be expensive to lay a large lawn?

I have been thinking about it for back garden and Poppy playing out.

I am fed up with her coming in with muddy paws when it rains.
Last couple days she played out nice, no muddy paws grass dry and roly poly in grass

Fors and against please ?

Will also save on mowing .

I've got artificial grass. Cost was good as I waited for an end of roll to fit my garden on grass direct. Easy to lay (so he tells me). In nearly 3 years it is not damaged, not faded, we have never ever put sand on it. As for leaves on it I just pick them up but there are not many. And I've 2 children under 4. Not one incident or paper cut on them. I love it.

Sarahdol75

well ended up being on phone for 54 minutes, and such a pain, the website just keeps kicking me off my password section and not letting me in. Now just had an email to say my payment has been cancelled, god knows why, got to ring them again to place it again aarrrghhh. They cant get the password section to work either.

Savvybuyer

£7.97 RTC in M but I suspect although that's lower than any price on msm, it will still be too high for us!

Pampers Baby Dry Size 4 Maxi 7-18kg (86)



£9.00 10.5p / Nappy

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  £15.00 any 2 for £20.00
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RTC should not compare on TBG. Look at Waitrose - conveniently OOS according to that:D! However, I suspect they wouldn't match T's price (higher than M's!) even if they were in stock if they would see it as being on a temporary promotion in T. "Special Purchase" it says on t.com. Which, of course, is "merely indicative of the seller's own buying policy":p. Meaning it is not special at all for us with M over £1 cheaper.

Maybe it's on RTC in W and therefore not online there, and may be cheaper than it is in M:think::laugh:.

cjj_2

tweets wrote: »

Advice please ?

Is artificial grass any good please and would it be expensive to lay a large lawn?

I have been thinking about it for back garden and Poppy playing out.

I am fed up with her coming in with muddy paws when it rains.
Last couple days she played out nice, no muddy paws grass dry and roly poly in grass

Fors and against please ?

Will also save on mowing .

We had a small piece in our yard tweets. In the summer it did smell horrible when the dog was weeing on it so we got rid pretty quickly. Hth xx