What Products Have You Found Cheaper in Home Bargains?

Monsters 59p, Show Racks 3-4 pounds, Baby Potatoes 59p, crisps, Reese Cups 3x2 whites 1quid, wraps 59 or 69p, office stuff...

I always buy my toilet roll from there - Its around £3.49/ £3.99for a 12pk. Also kids snacks; I know they've got boxes of "Panda Biscuits" (similar to Cartoonies for the 90's kids!) for 25p a pack.

The other week I picked up a kids' plastic table and 3 chairs £15. Mustn't grumble

I normally get my husbands Pepsi there as I can get him 6 litres for £3.50. I've never bought toilet roll from there before though, will need to have a look when next in there.

We don't have a home bargain but we have quality save which is similar and we get a lot there esp nicky toilet paper and kitchen paper. The Palma ham is significantly cheaper too great for crackers

Products are really cheap in home bargain as compared to other shops Sometimes cheaper than pound land I bought one candle for £1 from Poundland and for 79p from home bargain

Propercorn 89p nearly £2 at Tesco. Cranberry juice is only 48p a carton & tastes nicer than Tesco version. Coconut mushroom sweets 59p. I usually pick up flavoured water bottles from home bargains, usually much cheaper but can varie what they have. Same with cordial juices.

I find alot of store cupboard ingredients cheaper in Home bargains too.

They used to do a huge spray can of furniture polish for less than a pound which is also good for refreshing bicycle tyres, brings them up looking like new.

They do large jars of olives for something like £1.40 but sadly despite being Spanish (my preference) they aren't as nice as the Tesco jar but they are nicer than the Lidl olives.

Bleach used to be pretty cheap there maybe 80-90p for a 2 litre bottle.

Generally a very good shop with some very competitive prices.

Unfortunately I’m nowhere near a Home Bargains store. But whenever I am, it seems like everything is cheaper

I shop at home bargains quite regularly, country life butter is £1.99 and £3.25 in every supermarket. I do find that home bargains do tend to run out of stuff quite a lot.

I went into a Home Bargains yesterday, the first time I had visited it, it was in Weymouth, slightly smaller than the one at Street that I visited previously 4 or 5 times but still a good store. I noticed vitamins and dental care products like toothpaste were very competitive in price.

I don't believe I've ever shopped in a Home Bargains store. There aren't any in my area. But, looking at their website I wouldn't mind getting some of the Godiva chocolate.

From my personal experience I can say that if u r planning to buy something u can check out home bargain 1st, you will find a good deal

Pretty much anything in the shop lol

Everything in the store light bulbs are incredibly well priced compared to other stores and are great quality

I saw my favourite perfume in home bargains last week - about £40 cheaper than anywhere else!!!