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Sainsburys free compost caddy offer
calleyw
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this was on offer in october last year. It is on offer again until the 29th of this month.
Buy the compost caddy bags and get the compost caddy for free.
Cost of bags £1.69.
I now have two got one last time.
Enjoy.
Yours
Calley
Buy the compost caddy bags and get the compost caddy for free.
Cost of bags £1.69.
I now have two got one last time.
Enjoy.
Yours
Calley
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Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin
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I got mine but don't use the bags as they start to decompose in the bin if you put any 'wet' fruity type things in. Just give it a good wash each time it's emptied
If you think you are too small to make a difference, try getting in bed with a mosquito!0 -
thanks op where are they in the store please?0
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Folks, just a bit of extra info. We got one of these the last time they were on offer. If you don't see the free caddies on the shelf, be sure to ASK a member of staff. We thought they were out of stock, but it turned out someone had just forgotten to put them out :rotfl:0
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Any pictures please ? or sizes ?
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If you go here http://www.recyclenow.com/home_composting/in_your_area/in_your_area.html you can get cheap composting bins and the caddys (which are £2)..some areas get them FREE.This post was created in an area that may contain nuts!0
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The bags were with all the other bin bags - when I got mine they were on a display at the end of the aisle
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The bin is about 10" high, around 10" long by 6" wide, and is dark green.
tbh I use it when I'm doing my big prep at the start of the week, and empty it straight away, but tend only to put dro compostables during the week.Member of the first Mortgage Free in 3 challenge, no.19
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I got mine but don't use the bags as they start to decompose in the bin if you put any 'wet' fruity type things in. Just give it a good wash each time it's emptied
Thanks for that information - I bought one at the weekend, and was wondering how the bags are going to stand up to teabags, and so on. I will be very careful when I empty the caddy for the first time now!
Regards,
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