oohhh you lucky thing for finding all those bargains! especially that milk churn! I have a hand crank mixer for when I make butter, and my God my arms ache! it's why I don't make it very often lol. I love the weekly best buys idea too! we should definitely do itizzy_mack wrote:All for keeping costs down! Got lots of bits and pieces for little in poundland and tesco clearances, Windup torch, compass, plastic boxes, first aid stuff(bought better quality of some things for main store). Meant I could have things in different places, windup torches in every room, car, shed etc.
Charity shops are great too. got a like new pair of Berghaus boots for £5! Auctions can be good for "old" equipment and tools. Got a small, old but working electric butter churn for £5, all I need now is the milking cow!(working on it)![]()
Maybe we should have a new topic of this weeks GENUINE best buys although I have noticed that some supermarkets do not have the same deals nationwide this would give a heads up to the rest of us when someone comes across something. I know i've gone out looking after someones mentioned something of interest to me on this site and given a review of how good or bad it was.
Prepping on a budget
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undomesticdiva
Re: Prepping on a budget
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Hamradioop
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Re: Prepping on a budget
Yours works with no electric power so I reckon you got the better deal, think about it.undomesticdiva wrote:oohhh you lucky thing for finding all those bargains! especially that milk churn! I have a hand crank mixer for when I make butter, and my God my arms ache! it's why I don't make it very often lol. I love the weekly best buys idea too! we should definitely do itizzy_mack wrote:All for keeping costs down! Got lots of bits and pieces for little in poundland and tesco clearances, Windup torch, compass, plastic boxes, first aid stuff(bought better quality of some things for main store). Meant I could have things in different places, windup torches in every room, car, shed etc.
Charity shops are great too. got a like new pair of Berghaus boots for £5! Auctions can be good for "old" equipment and tools. Got a small, old but working electric butter churn for £5, all I need now is the milking cow!(working on it)![]()
Maybe we should have a new topic of this weeks GENUINE best buys although I have noticed that some supermarkets do not have the same deals nationwide this would give a heads up to the rest of us when someone comes across something. I know i've gone out looking after someones mentioned something of interest to me on this site and given a review of how good or bad it was.
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"Remember Politicians are like babies diapers they both need changing often for the very same reason" - Mark Twain
If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal.
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undomesticdiva
Re: Prepping on a budget
True Ham! And it's done wonders for my bicep muscles hahaHamradioop wrote:
Yours works with no electric power so I reckon you got the better deal, think about it.
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Re: Prepping on a budget
izzy_mack wrote:All for keeping costs down! Got lots of bits and pieces for little in poundland and tesco clearances, Windup torch, compass, plastic boxes, first aid stuff(bought better quality of some things for main store). Meant I could have things in different places, windup torches in every room, car, shed etc.
Tesco Pharmacy is great
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Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine