Cushelle Deals & Offers

Price is back to normal today so deal is expired

Same price in Limavady,so NI specific.Nice,

thats a lot of sheets...if you live alone will last over 11 years

4320

I believe its NI specific. Great deal

compared to the sandpaper sheets schools used to have when i was younger my bot cravers for anything soft.

im not too sure on Cushelle - I always opt for Kirkland

Having looked at a 9 pack - no. It is 2 ply and 185 sheets as stated by pcs7038

I agree the kirkland one is good and it is also very soft too. Is the Cushelle 3 ply do you know?

i think the Kirkland own brand toilet roll is better value as you get 240 sheets per roll 40 rolls £11.86 and great quality

Regina 4 rolls are £1.10 at wilko at the moment.

cblfal

Thanks. Ordered some. Will also try some of the Nicky and Cusheen from Amazon. I had not heard of either brand but they both get very good reviews.

Are these claims tested and verified?? :|

Thank you, sorted (y) :D

Look for this thread...... https://www.hotukdeals.com/visit/thread/2823982?API=true Code is FIRST699 I'm not sure cross check from above mention thread

Sh*t deal (lol)

same price as if they were 9 for £3 & also this price in poundworld plus stores ect but i do agree if you dont have a costco membership this is a good deal

Jolly good for you, sir. You can sleep easy in the knowledge you've saved yourself £5 on an 'apple to oranges' product comparison

Someone explained to me, who I believe worked in a toilet paper factory (I know right). The ply and thickness is important, you may pay more per roll, but due to how absorbent it is, you use less. So you may save money per roll, but you will end up using more rolls due to quality. This appears to ring true for me, I find Cushelle the best for me, ive used various and I haven't found anything as good, may be different for different people though :)

I actually did, I've 6 packs of the stuff squirreled away.

Admittedly it's a good deal.... if you can find it

This'll be the link right here...... https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/andrex-8-pack-of-toilet-roll-was-3-now-1-instore-at-tesco-weybridge-2820451 This loo roll has been found in quite a few places all over the country.

This with a £10 voucher

I got a pack of 10 of these from groupon for £4

The quality of Cushelle has plummeted. We always used it until recently when it shrunk in width and became much thinner paper, with hardly any quilting. I have noticed they are having to sell it at a cheaper price lately, probably because so many people stopped buying it.

wonder why the image is the fresh linen one but its been on a couple weeks now but standard offer price when on offer somewhere

Try this as a link https://www.poundstretcher.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=Cushelle Asda do the 24 pack for £8.00 https://groceries.asda.com/product/view-all-toilet-roll/cushelle-xxl-white-toilet-roll/910000291657

Is this 24 or 32?

Good bum deal, heat added ;)

Unless I'm seeing it wrong, the photo only shows a 24pack (no mention of 8 free) my local Asda only has as illustrated 24pack only for £8.

good deal as 18 is £6 in morrisions

Well the Nicky Elite at 54 rolls for a tenner from Farm Foods has got to be the one to compare to.

Thanks op, purchased yesterday.

I was in today and the 48 pack had been replaced with a 40 pack. There is 240 sheets and they are embossed now. Is there definitely 260 sheets on the non-embossed version? Unfortunately I've forgotten the price so can't do comparison but it was definitely lower.

I think your best bet is to go into a nearby warehouse, they'll walk you through everything you will need in order to be a member. I believe the cost is £25 per annum. Also, they sometimes offer incentives for joining, e.g. water bottles or something of that sort.

Normally have Cushelle via Makro but got told to try the Kirkland and the vote is Cushelle is better so I'll be calling next week.

Got ot agree and the Kirkland weigh a ton. X)

Offer still on in that store. Lots of packs on the shelf today. Didn't swipe them all today.

Wiped it clean did ye?