Home Bargains

SamanthaMac

Home Bargains 2nd October 2008

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Its good here to come here and find some bargains you can find toys,stationery a whole load of bargains from here for very good prices from here.The prices are really good here you get what you bargained from here!

I usually get the chocolates for my kids from here,the dairy milk is always on offer five for a pound you cant go wrong with that.I also buy multi cans from here 4 for a pound PEPSI!

jennypea7

Home Bargains 10th September 2008

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You'll always end up coming out with more than you bargained for...

This is the best place for recycled toilet rolls, I don't shop anywhere else.

You'll find branded, sometimes close date or time specific, (Christmas/Easter etc treats) food products as well as toiletries, over the counter medication, household and garden lines and toys here. As with most shops the toys are usually heavy on packaging and plastic but there are some quality things to be found.

You have to drop in on a regular basis and buy at the time if you want something as some items might not be there next time you are in. This is a great shop for money savers but remember that just because it is cheap(er) you don't _have_ to buy it - don't spend more than you can afford on products you don't really need!

mikej

what a find! 3rd September 2008

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Home Bargains offers exactly what the name implies - serious bargains ranging from cleaning products, food, toiletries, sweets, gardening supplies to toys, craft materials, cards etc.
Once you start shopping here you'll loath paying full price for anything again, so beware!
I stock up here for children’s birthday presents, bargains so far have been books for under £1, Barbies for £3, wooden James train (from Thomas Tank Engine Series) with lights and sounds for under £2 which sells at the Early Learning Centre for £20. Beat that for a bargain....
No easy parking around here though, but good bus links to and from town.