Going to IKEA this morning, what are your must haves

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Just that really! My list so far is pots and glasses

Meatballs!

No! Aren't they like horse meat or something (vomit not envy! )

Scissors. You can never have enough scissors. And packs of post cards so you've always got a 'thank you' card etc to hand.

Socktopus

Daim cake mmm

Mini Daim Bars and the best freezer bags in the world.

I like the colourful washing-up brushes.

I need a single bed frame, blinds and some giant wine glasses please.

To be honest..... nothing. I only go for specific items, otherwise I'm just buying stuff because it seems good when actually l don't need it and have coped quite well without it!

Sorry to be a party pooper

oval plastic washing tubs - Torkis

Scissors-yes totally forgot I needed them! I've loads of the sock things 😁 what are their curtains like?

Meatballs. How can you diss the meatball? Sacrilege.

cutlery, the cheap set is awesome. The blue ikea bags. Good for everything.

An Ikea row. They have a marriage guidance centre next to the ball pit.

Funky and cheap tea trays, mixing bowls, lidded pan/pot for £4.50 (great for pasta and stews), doormats and rugs (love my kitchy faux sheepskin rug for a tenner), plastic storage boxes (v good value).

Freezer bags

Bedding is nice,. Cheap do you can change often .
The deep frying pan with a lid. About £17.
50p bags. The blue ones.... We have loads.

Nothing, was very disappointed last time, all the marketplace stuff is widely available in supermarkets for similar prices and the meatballs were rank

Yes yes to Daim cake!

The vegan meatballs are lovely.

I oftenbuy the faux sheepskin rug for one of my dogs as he is bony and won’t lay direct on a hard slope so I have them dotted around my home and before having a bath I will put one down in the bathroom for him to curl up on.

I sometimes buy the fabrics by the metre for sewing projects.

The bath mats are nice in the bigger sizes.

The Indira cotton bedspread in white is fab and I buy them and dye them for my home and for my children's homes.

Their storage boxes and baskets are great as I have to store a lot of yarn and they have all sorts that can be stacked.

Pan lid organiser - sooo useful! Keeps all sorts of things organised - lids, chopping boards, baking trays...

Great freezer bags, candles and shower curtains.

Kallax. Lots of it. (I'm a Kallaxaholic and have them in pretty much every room.... but arguably they're not a impulse buy )

I second / third / fourth the freezer bags. Play kitchen food is cute.

Damn it. Now I need a trip to ikea...

Picture frames - it's not possible to have too many pictures of family and friends around the house! ♥️

The octopus thing for hanging up wet socks/pants etc we have a couple they are better than any others!

The picture ledge shelves - we've got loads dotted around perfect for small ornaments too.

Kallax - we are measuring up for one in the lounge (currently have boxes to show size and whether it will work!!)

Draining rack - metal one which folds but has 2 sections. Best one I have and holds loads of washing up!

Those hanging rails with the boxes/hooks. I'm planning a few for the house.

Cinnamon buns. I agree about the meatballs being rank, even worse if you have them in the cafe with the gloopy gravy and floppy chips.