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    I was wondering where you all get your gloves for nappy changing etc. Was wondering what places are the cheapest?.
    I last brought mine on line from a site called Just Gloves i believe, brought about 6 boxes (cheaper the more you brought) but have now run out, seem so expensive to tight wad old me!!!

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    I get mine from costco and they last me ages, can't remember how much I paid for them though sorry.
    Knowledge is power and its also tax free

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    I have a friend who gets them from the cash & carry. I pay about £2 for a box of 100. Last time I looked in Costco they were about £5 a box.

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    £2.00 a box is cheap!

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    They've got large ones here for £1 a box of 100, but that excludes VAT & I don't know how much postage is.

    http://www.earlyyears.co.uk/ItemGrou...397&cat=185716

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    I get mine from here

    http://www.securitydirect.co.uk/acat...ge__11004.html

    37p for 100 plus vat and postage
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    My OH brings them home from work for me
    A box lasts me ages though, I only use them for poos (and keep a couple of pairs in my first aid kits) and my current mindee very rarely poos when she is here.

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    I get them from Wilkinsons - can't remember how much sorry!

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    The local chemist, cost about £6 a box - which looks like a lot now that I see how cheap other can buy them, lol

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    I used Gompels for aprons and paper towels, dustbin bags and gloves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewiththree View Post
    I get mine from here

    http://www.securitydirect.co.uk/acat...ge__11004.html

    37p for 100 plus vat and postage
    thanks for that i've just ordered 500 pairs!!
    For anyone wondering the postage is £2.99 standard so I got 500 pairs for £5.80 including postage and VAT (they also do childrens hi-viz waistcoats for £1.99)
    Blessed Be!

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    I get mine from poundworld, obviously for £1, 150 per packet, in the aisle with decorating equipment.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBTeam View Post
    I used Gompels for aprons and paper towels, dustbin bags and gloves.
    Haven't heard of them are they on line or a shop?

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    Gompels is a mail order company. The nursery I used to work at used them. I get mine from Macro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBTeam View Post
    I used Gompels for aprons and paper towels, dustbin bags and gloves.
    I use gompels too

    I prefer vinyl gloves as tearing through a thin glove on the most explosive nappy ever is not nice lol


    gompels may not be the cheapest but they have little bits of everything so I get everything from one place and save on the delivery charge

    they do coloured chopping boards too



    http://www.gompels.co.uk/
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