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Sophie Kain
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Abergavenny Monmouthshire
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MSci Theoretical Physics PhD Quantum Mechanics Assistant Chief Engineer - Thales Principal Engineer - General Dynamics

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Review For: Rough Skin Remover for feet (Scholl)
Verdict: Lovely and smooth Show Full Details

Description: Exfoliating scrub for feet

Opinion: I love this stuff you just scrub your feet with it and they feel lovely afterwards. It is a little messy but I can't see how they can get around that. Try it!

Tags: scrub Exfoliating Feet

Rating: 4/5 - 'Toasted!'
Reviewed 11 months ago
Review For: Electric Toothbrush Oral B Vitality (Braun)
Verdict: Fab and cheap Show Full Details

Description: An electric toothbrush with charger

Opinion: About eight years ago I bought my first electric toothbrush for over £80 and cannot go back to manual. I am however really pleased that you can now can the same thing for £15. If you haven't tried an electric toothbrush before this is a great one to start you off.

Tags: Teeth Tooth dental Toothbrush Electric

Rating: 4/5 - 'Toasted!'
Reviewed 11 months ago
Review For: Hotel in Manchester (Novotel)
Verdict: Comfortable, friendly, just lovely. Show Full Details

Description: A stylish hotel in the centre of Manchester.

Opinion: I really liked this hotel, and judging by my other reviews you can probably tell I am not exactly easy to please! The staff were friendly and fun, the room was clean and comfortable and quiet. The breakfast shut at 9.30 and I arrived 5 mins late and they still happily served me with some delicious food. I recommend anyone stay here.

Tags: Restaurant Hotel Bar Manchester

Rating: 5/5 - 'Toasted!'
Reviewed 11 months ago
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Title: Why is dry Cleaning is SOOO expensive

I just don't get it...how is it you can pay £12 to dry clean a suit and I simply have found no where cheaper. Personally, call me a cheap skate if you like, but I probably only pay less than £150 for my suits so to have them dry cleaned for almost 10% seems outrageous. Anyone agree?
Posted 11 months ago
Sophie_kain_thumbnail Sophie_Kain commented 11 months ago:

Blimey that is ridiculously cheap....dry cleaning a coat in old blighty is about £15 minimum and nearer £20 normally. Surely it can't cost this much, their mark up must be enormous.

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Helenbcn_thumbnail helenbcn commented 11 months ago:

I was having similar thoughts recently but more to do with the variation in prices. I took a long wool winter coat to the little local drycleaners and they charged me 19 euros which I thought was rather steep. Admittedly they turned it around in 2 days and gave me a rather nice coathanger, but considering that I then discovered how my local laundrette offers the same service (possibly minus hanger?) for 9 euros I felt a teeny bit cross. Next time I'll try the laundrette service and let you know if you get what you pay for...watch this space...

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