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Reastie · 12/09/2026 11:14

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mumonthehill · 14/09/2026 12:54

Those personalised glasses cleaning cloths went down really well last Christmas, such a fun stocking filler!

sillygoof · 14/09/2026 12:56

daisyboo1 · 14/09/2026 12:45

@ArthurChristmas22 Last year I bought Spode mugs for various elderly recipients, together with a matching little tray just big enough for a few biscuits or a sandwich. They had various patterns including William Morris, and were much talked about afterwards! I got them from their website, for a silly price - definitely less than £10 the pair, but I've seen them in a local department store too.

You see this sort of thing in TKMaxx sometimes too.

sillygoof · 14/09/2026 12:56

Toy sale in Tesco today, some nice things including a 4 pack of Zuru mini babies for £20, which my 9 year old will love.

Stellinazucca · 14/09/2026 13:22

Mumbythesea1 · 14/09/2026 11:49

I need a small gift idea for a 12 year old who likes Harry Potter, crochet and cats! Don’t have a huge budget but want to get something thoughtful! Any recommendations?

Official HP crochet book currently on sale. Or at world of books for even cheaper.

Harry Potter Lego sets are on sale too, and I’ve been eyeing one of these up, for a Crafty HP fan myself. 50% off currently though I’m sure I’ve seen it cheaper. But they have Hogwarts and the knight bus too
This one is even more budget friendly

lovely cat mug PAH if you sign up there’s normally some vouchers

or try the RSPCA or a cat charity, they normally have regular sales.

Donsyb · 14/09/2026 13:24

oriel2013 · 12/09/2026 22:18

Also I mentioned on the previous thread but the RNLI website has some lovely things reduced at the moment. The website isn't the easiest to search but in addition to the items I shared before I found a kids recycled craft set down to £3 and a lovely women's scarf down with 60% off at £9.50 so definitely worth a look and great to support with all the abuse they are experiencing

https://shop.rnli.org/products/lifeboat-saturday-scarf

https://shop.rnli.org/products/re-cycle-me-ocean-adventures-medium

Went to the shop IRL on saturday, my friend bought that scarf which looks really nice.

Tryonemoretime · 14/09/2026 13:30

Phoenix321 · 13/09/2026 22:56

Hi all i'm looking for a bargainous backpack for travelling for 18yo ds who is off travelling around Asia for 5 months in a January if anyone sees one.

Make sure to include door wedges in the back pack.... She'll have a wonderful time, but will sleep better!

InbetweenDreams · 14/09/2026 13:33

poostinkywink · 14/09/2026 08:46

Ok UPDATE - my floral glue gun from Amazon arrived today and it has a uk plug and looks fabulous! Perfect to go with the flower book!

That’s great news! Must be a stock image - sorry for freaking everyone out haha. It’s a really good idea to include with the flower bouquet

Yeknom · 14/09/2026 13:40

The V&A do beautiful bone china mugs - very ergonomically friendly!

Cuwins · 14/09/2026 13:56

Famousthehero · 14/09/2026 11:36

Five squid for the Galt magnetic lab on Amazon at the moment - and it’s in another version of the ‘save £10 when you buy £69 of qualifying items’ offer

Thank you. Have ordered this

Cuwins · 14/09/2026 13:57

Raghnaid · 14/09/2026 12:20

Velway 6-Piece Floral Print Tools with Gift Box Metal Garden Tools Set £9.38

Personalised glasses cleaning cloth £2.50
originally posted by "NanceyCarey"? last year and was very popular

The glasses cleaning cloths were a huge hit with grandparents here

Cuwins · 14/09/2026 13:58

Stellinazucca · 14/09/2026 12:45

In person shopping this morning and saw loads of toy deals on at Asda, I imagine they’re online too
but I also went to Poundland, they had crayola washimals sets for £3, good one for present box or stocking fillers, they also had a peppa pig puppet theatre that looked really sweet for £1 and I got a couple of crayola colour wonder sets for £3. I’ve never seen them as cheap, they’re rrp, often on sale for £5.

Thanks I’m after the washimals. Unfortunately our Poundland closed down so will have to find another

Troubledwords · 14/09/2026 14:02

Is the PP still looking for Minecraft gift cards? Morrisons has them, saw a 1720 minecoins, and a 3500 minecoins one, if that helps.

Hopscotch12 · 14/09/2026 14:08

ArthurChristmas22 · 14/09/2026 11:48

The discussion on EB mum and dad mugs has got me thinking that would be a nice gift for my elderly presents this year. However, EB wouldn't be their style. Too heavy and too big, and they'd like a china mug. Does anyone have any ideas?

Morrisons do really nice Porcelain mugs. Different designs, highland cow, floral, bees, coastal scenes. Normally £4.50 but sometimes there are reductions, I got the heart one for £3.50

tantrai · 14/09/2026 14:11

I’m looking to buy Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Generation Headphones for my husband’s birthday and Christmas present together this year (his ones have been falling apart for 4 years now). If anybody has any discounts or referrals for this please could you send them my way 😊 thank youu

26inprogress · 14/09/2026 14:18

tantrai · 14/09/2026 14:11

I’m looking to buy Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Generation Headphones for my husband’s birthday and Christmas present together this year (his ones have been falling apart for 4 years now). If anybody has any discounts or referrals for this please could you send them my way 😊 thank youu

I bought some reconditioned ones direct from the Bose website , they are as good as brand new, and were so much cheaper!

Cuwins · 14/09/2026 14:21

HairsprayBabe · 14/09/2026 14:14

thank you. I have never heard of that website, is it ok?

TheGriffle · 14/09/2026 14:23

If anyone could spare an Argos code for an £80 spend a PM with it would be appreciated please and thank you. Our fish tank has sprung a leak and they have the best replacement tank, so not Christmassy at all but an unexpected spend!

HairsprayBabe · 14/09/2026 14:26

@Cuwins Booghe Toys Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of www.booghe.co.uk

lots of positive Trustpilot reviews

HarrysWalkedAwayWithJohnnyswife · 14/09/2026 14:48

Puffalicious · 14/09/2026 12:18

That's a point. It doesn't need to be EB just big & made in the UK - sustainability is very important to the recipient. I have seen loads of local pottery, but they're not big enough & some are £40 for a small mug.

Look at repeatrepeat.co.uk - bone china and made in Stoke. I have two, bought after recs on here. The droplet style looks tiny, weighs only 240g but takes 400ml of liquid.

Puffalicious · 14/09/2026 14:52

CarrieMoonbeams · 14/09/2026 12:29

What about the Cornishware ones then? You can select by size, they're gloriously stripey and they're made in the UK. Lots of colours to choose from too.

I love those, but sadly have no room in the cupboard for them!

These are beautiful! She also has a connection to Cornwall, so this could be great! Off to have a browse. Also found a few things on Etsy 👏

Puffalicious · 14/09/2026 14:56

HarrysWalkedAwayWithJohnnyswife · 14/09/2026 14:48

Look at repeatrepeat.co.uk - bone china and made in Stoke. I have two, bought after recs on here. The droplet style looks tiny, weighs only 240g but takes 400ml of liquid.

Another one to look at. You guys are all wonderful.

Raghnaid · 14/09/2026 14:58

Puffalicious · 14/09/2026 14:52

These are beautiful! She also has a connection to Cornwall, so this could be great! Off to have a browse. Also found a few things on Etsy 👏

Also some seconds on their outlet site

Flumposie3 · 14/09/2026 15:00

Lights4fun have 20% off currently. They sell lights, led candles, decorations, ornaments. They currently have Autumn/ Christmas stock. I just ordered a pre-lit Christmas tree to replace a real one outside that died over the summer. I've had things from them before and it's always been good service.

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ArthurChristmas22 · 14/09/2026 15:12

Many thanks everyone, what wonderful recommendations. I will have a look when I've finished work later and see what I can find. I meant to type elderly parents! Who have reached an age where they don't want presents and don't need anything, and are unfortunately too poorly now to have tickets/days out. But, I really think need new mugs!

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