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25-04-2012, 12:47pm #1
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25-04-2012, 01:23pm #2
Re: Sponge Bags
You could get him anything really. IME, you do know the thing is going to come home sparkly clean and nothing touched don't you!
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25-04-2012, 01:30pm #3
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25-04-2012, 09:59pm #4Damsel Diva
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Re: Sponge Bags
http://www.gltc.co.uk has personalised ones for £18 a pop, if you want to splash out. Personally I'd probably buy something very cheap considering it will either come back untouched, or not come back at all.
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25-04-2012, 10:51pm #5
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My two have the trunki ones which are cool. Neoprene with zip and plastic zip lock bag for wet stuff.
http://www.trunki.co.uk/categories/s...shbagonsale_22
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25-04-2012, 11:51pm #6
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notonthehighstreet £16 - pricey but this one is cool
or £3 and £2 from Boots
libertygal
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25-04-2012, 11:39pm #7
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Assume you can get them at the local pharmacy/Boots and so on....but the term 'sponge bag'.
Bless. Haven't heard that term for years. Reminds me of a time when I was littler.
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26-04-2012, 02:38pm #8
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Thanks ladies - I'm liking the £2 Boots one!
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26-04-2012, 05:40pm #9
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I bought dd the cheap Boots one for Brownie camp. Also sent her off with brand new soap and new soap box. Both completely untouched
She said she couldn't be bothered to wash. Nice!Mum to dd (age 9) and ds (age 7)



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