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Poo Bags
I was in Tescos yesterday and needed some small bags for in the bathroom. Hubby had the idea of looking for nappy bags, dont know how or why ???? anyway came across these little bags in the link below, which are also great as poo bags if you cant find any others.
They are in a bag of 100 for 12p. excellent value too.
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=257067763
They are in a bag of 100 for 12p. excellent value too.
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=257067763
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Re: Poo Bags
Exactly what I use from sainsburys
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You can get the proper poo bags from PAH or wherever and they are quite expensive. These things do the same job, think I know where I will be getting them from in future.
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thing is there see through so when your walkin round with full ones it dont look very nice
i pay a quid for 200 from the pound shop so dont break the bank
i pay a quid for 200 from the pound shop so dont break the bank
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we buy from the Morrisons value range , I normally double bag so I can put it in my coat pocket without an accident
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Nappy bags nooo. Not big enough or thick enough for me to think about using
We're currently using council poo bags which are brilliant! Will have to see if MIL can aquire us somemore when we run out.
We're currently using council poo bags which are brilliant! Will have to see if MIL can aquire us somemore when we run out.
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Re: Poo Bags
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We're currently using council poo bags which are brilliant! Will have to see if MIL can aquire us somemore when we run out.
I didn't know these were even available, well done I love to see initiative
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sarebear1982 wrote:Nappy bags nooo. Not big enough or thick enough for me to think about using
We're currently using council poo bags which are brilliant! Will have to see if MIL can aquire us somemore when we run out.
i normally get loads of council poo bags after the great north dogwalk but they were tight this year and only give about 20 if that last year i must have getting about 1000 there great iv never been able to find one in the shops anywere near as good (may have to inquire to see if they sell to the public)
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Yeh I get the tesco value ones 300 for 34p !
Double them up dependant on size of poop lmao
Double them up dependant on size of poop lmao
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Dave wrote:we buy from the Morrisons value range , I normally double bag so I can put it in my coat pocket without an accident
in your pocket?!?!?
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janey wrote:Dave wrote:we buy from the Morrisons value range , I normally double bag so I can put it in my coat pocket without an accident
in your pocket?!?!?
Yep , when it's a bit cooler and I have a jacket on , don't want to go squeezing it into my jeans pocket , that's asking for trouble, get a hole in the bag and it will come out like cake icing
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I will never be putting Moo's poo in my pocket
Really has made me laugh!!
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Tell you what's really good, when it's still warm and I go searching my pockets for my baccy to make a smoke and it's there all squidgy in yer fingers
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Ewwwwwwwww
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janey wrote:
Ewwwwwwwww
Have you never been miles away and got a bit on your finger when picking up a sloppy one , now that's bad, as you have to smell it just to make sure it's not mud
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Dave noooo!!!
That's why the bags have handles, so you don't need to put them in pockets!!!
That's why the bags have handles, so you don't need to put them in pockets!!!
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*Karen* wrote:Dave noooo!!!
That's why the bags have handles, so you don't need to put them in pockets!!!
But I don't like to carry them for ages, they make great hand warmers in the winter , now we've got the 2 I've got 1 for each pocket
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Yes Dave, why do we have to smell it ?!?!?
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Haha Dave you did make me laugh an slightly ... at the thought of you putting ur hand in ur pocket an Oops ... An yes i have done that one were u slightly get it on ye finger an my two girls look back at me as if to say 'well thats what ye get for tryin to pick it up stupid' !! ..
Who thought a topic on Poo Bags would make me laugh sooooo much.. haha
Who thought a topic on Poo Bags would make me laugh sooooo much.. haha
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I use asda smart price nappy bags they smell of baby powder too which is always a bonus
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Lmao this thread is so funny !!!
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Dave wrote:janey wrote:
Ewwwwwwwww
Have you never been miles away and got a bit on your finger when picking up a sloppy one , now that's bad, as you have to smell it just to make sure it's not mud
That just made me laugh so much Its happened to me many times even near my home & i can be seen rubbing my finger in the grass to try & get it off! & yea always seem to smell it to make sure its poo & not just mud
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I have a little bottle of this hand sanitiser in my bag when out on walks, it's a life saver. You can get it in the pound shop or the 99p shop. No more smelly fingers :
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kathytake2 wrote:I have a little bottle of this hand sanitiser in my bag when out on walks, it's a life saver. You can get it in the pound shop or the 99p shop. No more smelly fingers :
Maybe some baby wipes and some toothpicks to get it out from behind your finf=ger nails as well would be useful though
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