The "where do you buy" thread

[Pete]

So, I have a waste paper bin in my front room, and I dislike seeing the bottom of it, and dislike having to put carrier bags in it.

Therefore, I would like to have some of those fab bin bags you see in office / hotels that are nice and thick and transparent. However the only bin bags I can ever see in tesco and sainsburys are either black or white.

So where can one get, at a reasonable price, small clear bin bags?

Please use this thread for any other enthralling requests for obscure needs.

[rts]

Don't know if they do them, but Lakeland Plastic solve most of my kitchen woes.

Worth a look, even if you just find something else nifty for the house.

[Ronnie Rowlands]

Where can you get Opal Fruits these days?? Can't find 'em anywhere.

[rts]

Funny you should say that. We had a bowl of Fruitella on reception at work recently. Haven't seen them for yonks.

Remember the 'too sexy' advert?

[7 Network]

Wilkinson's "Wilko Right Price" Pedal Bin Liners are clear, and inexpensive.

[Pete]

these ones?

http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Bin-Liners ... %2FA%3D%3D

I shall keep those in mind, although I somehow suspect they shall be exceptionally thin and tearable whereas I was more after the rather thick style that can be kept in the little bin for months as I'll just tip the contents (sweet wrappers, bits of paper etc) into the real bin.

Cheers though.

[7 Network]

these ones?

http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Bin-Liners ... %2FA%3D%3D

I shall keep those in mind, although I somehow suspect they shall be exceptionally thin and tearable whereas I was more after the rather thick style that can be kept in the little bin for months as I'll just tip the contents (sweet wrappers, bits of paper etc) into the real bin.

Cheers though.

The very same, but yes they are a bit thin.

[davidmcg]

Can anyone recommend an extremely loud hi-fi with iPod input / iPod dock? Something under £100 and I can buy online.