that bog roll isnt that cheap mind
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Roid
Striker
I used to have an account with the Unilever Store (which was for staff only, but being a client of ours, so we got access too). The bastards have closed the store, but I used to get massively discounted washing powders, deodorants, shower gels and shampoos from them, for next-to-nothing, as well as daft little items they'd chuck in for free. Was great at Xmas too, as their gift sets were dirt cheap.
A year after they closed the shop, I still have about 12 bottles of Dove shower gel to use
. Their customer service was spot-on anarl.
A year after they closed the shop, I still have about 12 bottles of Dove shower gel to use
. Their customer service was spot-on anarl.
League Wan
Midfield
Always spend a small fortune, as you say not always cheaper,just have to work per kg etc. ideal for a big shop and to get diesel as well. Makes it worth while
For decent stuff its not bad. No use getting the thin stuff
Casper
Midfield
It's only gonna get covered in shite anyway
molthemackem
Striker
Costco mate, every two months or so.
League Wan
Midfield
By that logic you should just use scrap paper. Need decent shit roll otherwise you use twice as much doubling it up.
Never bothered with it as the drive to get there seems a bit counter productive.
I’ll have a look like
molthemackem
Striker
£6/7.00 for 9 pack in Sainsbury's and most supermarkets for that matter, for bog rolls. 36 decent or similar quality in Costco £11.00 for 36. Same with kitchen rolls. Buy nearly all of our meat ( yes, carnivores R us) their and the quality is top..
Heritage hampers
Midfield
Bog roll has shot up in price lately
molthemackem
Striker
1/2 your at most. Petrol and diesel is usually 5p a ltr cheaper than the forecourts around here
Nookie Bear
Winger
We usually get bulk stuff from Amazon - might be cheaper at Costco but when we had account we would go for loo roll etc and spend over £300 on stuff we didn’t realise we needed
JAZZMANB
Striker
Just under a tenner on staff for the 36 rolls . Nowt flash
Hate the plush coated ones etc
Happy to use the local butcher on meat . Don't go through loads.
League Wan
Midfield
Aye I was trying to convince my ganny to get the iPad pro from there but she doesn't trust 'these foreign places'
and wanted to spend an extra £150 to get the same thing from Currys
42
Striker
Which is exactly what would happen if the misses came along if we went there
another good reason for not going.
Old Prestonian
Striker
and so is your finger if it goes through thin bog roll.
bernardbresslaw
Striker
It's worth it for me just for the diesel.
I do over 30k miles a year and our Oldham head office is right next to a Costco and I'm often passing the Gatehead one. Even filled up at the Thurrock one on Friday ffs.
£1.38 a litre and it's the premium stuff which is over £1.60 a litre I think?
Sainsburys Cushioned toilet roll = 16 rolls for £6.50
Copes well with sloppy poops and I've never had a finger accident with it.
Copes well with sloppy poops and I've never had a finger accident with it.
Escape Velocity
Full Back
My time is the biggest cost and issue here.
Getting a 36 pack for example of toilet roll for £1 less in Costco then their softener is £2 more than somewhere else. Foil is 50p cheaper, washing tablets £1.
Before you know it you’ve spent an extra £10 in petrol and another hour and a half of your own time to save a few quid when it’s actually cost you more.
Couldn’t be bothered.
Getting a 36 pack for example of toilet roll for £1 less in Costco then their softener is £2 more than somewhere else. Foil is 50p cheaper, washing tablets £1.
Before you know it you’ve spent an extra £10 in petrol and another hour and a half of your own time to save a few quid when it’s actually cost you more.
Couldn’t be bothered.
seahamstar
Striker
'Plenty' kitchen roll is a hell of a lot thinner than it used to be too.
