Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
Jan 30th 2018, 5:57 pm
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Jan 30th 2018, 6:01 pm
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Re: Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
Jan 30th 2018, 6:02 pm
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Re: Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
More recently kitchen tap - anyone want to come and connect it?
Jan 30th 2018, 6:12 pm
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Re: Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
Canadian Tire, went in a couple of times, never actually made a successful purchase. Customer service experiences I when I did try, were horrible and their pricing not that great either. Returning anything is a nightmare.
Feb 3rd 2018, 10:33 pm
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Re: Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
preserving pans, jam jars (aka mason jars), paraffin wax ...... all to make jams and jellies
Feb 3rd 2018, 10:42 pm
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Re: Food and DIY Large Chain Stores?
Depending where you live then sometimes you have too much choice in where to get certain DIY products
Using light bulbs as an example.
I have Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Rona, Walmart, McMunn & Yates, soon to be a Lowes, specialist lighting stores and probably depending on the type of light bulb most of the major grocery stores.
So what to do and where to buy?
Lets scroll through the online flyers and look for deals or a coupon or simply say Im going to the nearest and if I pay a couple of dollars more then sod it as it I don't fancy driving an extra 10kms to get to the place that has the cheapest and then only to find I walked out of that store with a shit load more than light bulbs.
Using light bulbs as an example.
I have Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Rona, Walmart, McMunn & Yates, soon to be a Lowes, specialist lighting stores and probably depending on the type of light bulb most of the major grocery stores.
So what to do and where to buy?
Lets scroll through the online flyers and look for deals or a coupon or simply say Im going to the nearest and if I pay a couple of dollars more then sod it as it I don't fancy driving an extra 10kms to get to the place that has the cheapest and then only to find I walked out of that store with a shit load more than light bulbs.
