£4.32 three weeks supply of gourmet cat food. It would have been free but the gfk rewards site was out of stock for Amazon cards.
It's a virtual card so I don't know how that can be out of stock
so I'll save it & put it towards dhs Christmas present.
love wilkos.
Pink I bake bread too. A lot of my shop is just food. I make my own clothes detergent, I stopped using branded cleaning products altogether when I found out they test on animals.
Potatoes come from the farm shop in 50lb bags, tea bags are bought in bulk because their Tesco smart price & I don't go there often so I buy a years supply at a time. Costs £6. I started making my own drinking chocolate when I realised how easy it was. I do very cheap yorkshires that work out similar price to smart price but taste much nicer.
According to money saving expert branded cleaning stuff is the last thing people will switch from.
So, white vinegar 20p removes lime scale off the shower & softens the clothes. I pour it in the kettle once a week. Pour it back in when the scales gone & use it on clothes.
Caustic soda in homebargains 89p, 10 applications for cleaning the kitchen sink trap & the shower plug hole.
Multi surface cleaner in a big bottle from Waitrose essentials decanted into a spray bottle & watered down half. Buav approved. I use it on everything, kitchen, bathroom, utility, paintwork.
Dri pack soda crystals clean the dishwasher on its maintanance cycle. 65p a bag lasts ages & I chuck them in liberally.
Citric acid £1 de scales the washing machine element once a year & the coffee machine.
Cheap washing up liquid gets most stains out of clothes if you dab it neat & let it soak for 10 minutes.
Laundry gloop costs me £1.50 & will last me 4-5 months. I use it on delicates like wool & silk too.
Obviously ignore all that if I'm preaching to the converted.