Boots -- some of the best buys with the £10 electrical voucher

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Saveit

Thanks for this can you remind me please where did you get the £10 electrical voucher from?

Maisie

I think Charlotte got the voucher from spending £20 or was it £10 in Boots. Then they give you the electrical voucher.

sparky61

You have to spend £15 to get the voucher.

mhoc

In theory I suppose you could spend just £15 on intuition razors to get your £10 electrical voucher. Cant remember now how much they are on offer, you would need to buy 6 or 7??? Would you still get your voucher if your 35p coupons bought your total spend below £15?

(Anyway this is all ideal specualation. My Boots have no 10% vouchers and no intuition razors with £3 vouchers in and even if they had my Tesco is being mean and not taking any coupons or at least not taking any coupons off me Deep sigh, shopping is no fun anymore.

Mary

mhoc

If you have a double points voucher would you only get double points for what you spend over £10?

Also can you use more than one electrical voucher at the same time eg three vouchers, three items? So if the paid £15 extra on your three purchases would you get another voucher?
Mary

shazziere

has this offer of £15 electrical voucher now ended?i spent £20 in there today but wasnt given one

Cas

Minimum spend is £15 so you should have got a £10 voucher because offer is on until 2 Aug.

http://www.boots.com/features/feature.jsp?articleId=1003362&wblinktype=DD

cookiemonster25

Cas wrote:

Minimum spend is £15 so you should have got a £10 voucher because offer is on until 2 Aug.

http://www.boots.com/features/feature.jsp?articleId=1003362&wblinktype=DD

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was just reading the hyperlink you put in when the women with rotten teeth in the nhs advert face popped up...jus as i was reading about using the voucher on tooth brushes :rotfl: :rotfl: add...she wont do it now i've tried it again....am not loosing the plot honest

Steel_City_Tech

Bear with me, this is related to this topic eventually...

My wife is in bed with a broken knee and is splinted from hip to ankle.

She cannot get it wet but is desperate to get rid of the stubble that has started to appear. After some investigation we decided on a Babyliss Simply Smooth (it sands the hairs away with no water required) which is £40 from Boots.

I saw this offer and decided to spend £15 (instead of my usual £5) on toiletries for our local NCH Leaving Care Rucksack Appeal

My total spend was £45, I got the Babyliss Simply Smooth and the NCH gets the extra £10.

Everyones a winner (and I am reliably informed that sanding is definatly the way forward in leg hair removal)

Ian.
Steel_City_Tech.

plumpmouse

Can anyone recommend some good hair clippers from boots. I have a voucher to spend and want some for my son's hair.

They must be quiet ones. I have some cheap ones which are really noisy and he hates it. He had it done at a barbers and theirs where really quiet.

Any advice would be fantastic