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Kitchen Roll & Toilet Roll
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My Dad always took a handful of paper serviettes from Mcdon/B.King & gave them to me. I have just run out of them, he died in 2005.Tallyhoh! Stopped Smoking October 2000. Saved £29382.50 so far!0
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If you've got a Makro card I'd recommend getting yourself down there pronto. Charmin loo roll pack of 24 £8.99 and BOGOF! There goes the free space in my bathroom!PROUD TO HAVE DEALT WITH MY DEBTS0
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Very cheap loo roll is OK - you may use a bit more of it to get the required results (!) but it breaks up quickly in the sewerage system. The expensive quilted stuff is like bonded fibre and takes for ever to break down!
I try not to use kitchen roll but my OH and sons are addicted to it. Every little spill and they grab it. I keep a cloth in a weak bleach solution, next to the sink, for wiping surfaces etc. Keep a separate cloth for floor cleaning, in the utility. They are cheap and wash up well in the normal wash in the machine."Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0 -
I buy a big roll of paper - like the blue stuff you find in supermarkets - it is in wilkinsons and is a big fat roll. Its about £2 but having a 4 year old i need it - lots of spills, mucky faces, hands etc so it comes in handy - also have a petrol head bpyfriend too so he uses it too. Lasts us ages
Toilet roll i buy the value stuff - we seem to have a toilet roll eating monster tooTime to find me again0 -
toilet roll i usually buy value (in packs of 40 for around 40p)
the last lot i brought was in april 16 rolls of panda paper as my 2 year old calls it i paid £5 for the 16 rolls and have 10 unused and 1 half roll left, once its gone im going back to the asda cheapie
kitchen paper ive still got just over 2 left from the pack of 4 value i brought when i moved in (march 3rd) ive got a stack of teatowels that i use in place of kitchen paper and only use the kitchen paper for messy jobs or i occasionly ctch a snotty nose with itDFW nerd club number 039
'Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts' :money: i will be debt free aug 2010
2008 live on 4k +cb £6,247.98/£6282.80 :T
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Home Bargains sell packs of 18 toilet rolls for £2.99 - I always stock up when im driving past!MFW 2011 challenge - Aim: Overpay £414.26 a month/£5,000 a year. Overpayment Total to date: £414.26:jMortgage start 28/9/07 £46,217.00 :TMortgage balance as of 25/05/11 £24,490.58 :T
Interest saved as of 25/05/11: £2,849.84 Projected term reduction as of 25/05/11: 9 years 11 months0 -
Thanks for all the replies!
We use the kitchen paper for wiping up any little accident made by the cats - ie hair balls, etc! lol
Sal
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