Good grief, £13.58 for just over 2kg of salt to chuck on your drive! The garden centre near me sell a 5kg bag for about £3. That means Q are charging £10 for two cardboard tubes that didn't look that easy to use. They're having a laugh, surely?
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ERICS MUM
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chances are it won't stay "free-flowing" for long unless it's kept dry and cool. Really it's just out and out scare-mongering targetted at older and infirm people, more likely to be relatives of QVC shoppers. Their money would be better spent on those coil-y things you fit over the soles of your shoes.
Linda xx
Linda xx
Mitzi
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* Perhaps they come with good looking youths to help scatter the salt on the elderly persons drive/path for them!
stratobuddy
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10Kg for £2-99 in Lidl
and they get a nice person to put it in your car boot (although someone else has to get it out at home lol) if you ask
Frazzled
Sense of humour intact
Ooooh "Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!" :song:
coffeeking
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but people your forgetting that you dont have to venture out of your house to order and carry it home!! thus the dreaded trip to the garden centre/shopping centre avoided 
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Capirossi
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They're selling salt now???? Astounding....!
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Simon Sims
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And they had the cheek to say table salt doesn't work - well it always worked for me when i didn't have rock salt to put down and far cheaper than what they charge!
Dame Fondacox
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How disappoining. I thought this was going to be about a Kelly Hoppen condiment set I could buy for one of my residual homes.
