Saturday 31 December 2011

So long 2011 onto 2012

I may exhibit middle class values or traits but you don't know is I keep my personal family issues at bay normally.

My family has issues that would indeed keep the EastEnders script writers going forever. I am the product of a broken & violent home yes.

Do I have mother and father issues yes.

Do I appear apathetic sometimes? yes and people just don't get me.

Do I give a monkeys ? Well actually I do as I am sensitive but for 2012 I am getting a back bone and being less sensitive.

Is it right to document my family woes? Not so sure on that one , yes you would be crying your eyes out but at what cost?

So for 2012 I will concentrate on me, my family (the three of us) and my blog.


Thursday 22 December 2011

The Ultimate Christmas Meme .. honest I promise you...


I am Organised for Christmas the death of the High Street can belayed squarely at my door , yes go blame me... I Shopped online for everything. Even wining prizes for my Sister in law ,nieces and nephews ( I am tight?!)

The Christmas song circa 1975 is

The Wombles ...............



Hot chocolate, egg nog or mulled wine?
Mulled wine after I made my own my one culinary success .. Egg nog ? is that like Noggin the Nog? it is isn't it?

When do you put your decorations up?

I nudge nudge .. direct said Mr T to the task in hand last week, somewhere around the 12th. This has been his his tradition as his dad's birthday is on the 12 th of December! I work in a school it has been Christmas since early November . My sons Christmas tree had a part in my school play and I forgot to bring his tree back home = bad mum

They come down early too Mr T is supertiscous have never seen him move so quick on any other day of the year if getting Christmas decorations was an Olympic sport he would indeed win a gold medal bless him ( cough)


What are you having for Christmas dinner?

I'll not lie I can't cook I am off my Christmas dinner down the local pub Mr T is breathing a sigh of relief!




What’s your favourite Christmas tradition?

Watching BBC Sports Personality of the Year while drinking lots of Sherry except this year ( insert swear word ) Mr T has put the blooming football on as I am writing this whilst glaring at him.... Oh is it because no women have been nominated for it .. mmm probably...insert (swear word ... husband)

Have you ever gone carol singing?

Yes when I was a child and I was part of the school choir it was rather fun as I remember and harks back to a trouble free era !
When did you discover the truth about Santa?

Excuse me I didn't pay £2000 from my car crash money not to see him in his home country so of course he exists .. silly.

How do you decorate your Christmas tree?


With my hands! No really I let my child loose and then go rearrange it when he's not looking .. ( only a little bit ) I have decorations he made in reception etc which we use as well . The ones we bought whilst holidaying in Florida in the middle of August and of course the extra baubles when we forgot where we put the decorations one year.

Thanks to http://thefivefsblog.blogspot.com/ for tagging me and keeping me sane whilst Mr T put the football on instead of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

Disclosure ( Written under the influence of Christmas Sherry ... always drink responsibly whilst blogging )

Tuesday 20 December 2011

Christmas Carol.. Rollie as the Ghost from Christmas past

Even Rollie has to get into the Christmas spirit and Rollie's favourite Christmas book has to be Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Which is rather apt as I spent all my childhood summers down in Broadstairs as that was where my Grandparents lived . And as you know Charles Dickens did stay at Bleak House and Broadsroars just celebrate the Dickens festival.





So here We have Rollie as  'The Ghost from Christmas Past'

 Merry Christmas you daft but miserable cat !

Friday 16 December 2011

Right up my Quality Street


The new limited edition bar combines four Quality Street The Purple Ones with their smooth milk chocolate, signature creamy caramel centre and whole hazelnut. This expansion of a Quality Street favourite will come as a special treat for the many fans of The Purple One.
My Purple Bar, with an RRP of 65p, benefits from vibrant packaging which pays tribute to the heritage of the brand. Although the Quality Street brand, launched in 1936, reaches the grand age of 75 in 2011, it shows no sign of slowing down.  Over the last year the total brand value has risen by 14% to be worth a massive £98m. With the launch of the limited edition My Purple Bar, the brands success is set to continue.


This is where I am meant to show you my various pictures of 'My Purple Bar' in various poses I am sorry to say I didn't take any. Remember how I said i coaxed J with some chocolate when I took a picture of him in the Ski Jacket post. Well the chocolate I used was "My Purple Bar' I have a very very nice picture of the wrapper.


And J did say it was nice which when in  teenager speaks = that was absolutely mouth watering and totally gorgeous!.

Lytess Corrective Shapewear


I have been wearing Lytess a smarter brand of shapewear. Lytess takes shapewear into the realm of science with their embedded microencapsulated ingredients that are released as you wear their pieces. It’s intelligent shapewear for the modern woman, complete with that je ne sais quoi of French luxury.

Lytess is what is known as corrective shapewear this was part of my mission to looking leaner, each line provides different long-term benefits for your body. Each piece of Lytess shapewear slims without being constrictive. They contain millions of microcapsules that release on contact with your firming ingredients such as Copaiba, Elemi resin, Rodhysterol, Caffeine to mobilize fats and Shea Butter and Sweet Almond to moisturize the skin, thanks to a revolutionary French Technology of Microencapsulated Cosmetics. As the garment is worn, the ingredients are gradually and evenly released onto the skin.

The Lytess mirco-massage line moistens and softens your skin while providing deep tissue nutrition and helping get rid of fat in your system. The specially woven fabric responds to your natural body movements and helps massage and tone your skin. When worn on a regular basis, this line of shapewear will help treat cellulite and improve your skin.

Lytess corrective shapewear uses caffeine and shea butter to help you slim down. The caffeine helps mobilize fats, and the shea butter moistens your skin and helps it absorb the caffeine. When worn six days a week, test models lost as much as four inches off their waist size!




And to be honest it out me in the correct mind set to get fit with acticities such as walking , scooting ! and even running. It has certainly helped me the only down side is now that I have lost a little weight around my hips and thighs etc due to wearing these and excersing , the ones that i wear are starting to slip down !


And even though they are £49.99 it has given me a starter to a healthy lifestyle and a new way of life. This approach may not work for everyone but it has for me and I am pleased with it.
( I was given two pairs of these for purposes of review )

Thursday 15 December 2011

I am Not a Celebrity and don't get me in there !

Kateonthinice has cast a handpicked dozen onto a desert island and escape is forbidden until we have completed 11 questions.


1. What one thing about being a parent makes you scream 'Get me out of here!'?

The inability of my teen to able to put their dirty clothes in the laundry basket.
2. What skills, if any, do you have that would be useful in the jungle?

Well it wouldn't be cooking cakes now would it? seriously have you seen my attempts  .. No go checkout my 'cooking' posts then.
3. How are you likely to annoy people if you were stuck with them for three weeks?

I would worry them to death thus making my self the winner!
4. What is the worst thing you have ever eaten?

Errm that would have to one of my cakes then !
5. What luxury item would you take into the jungle with you?


A Chef

6. What is the most daring thing you have ever done?

Been in a car doing 120 miles an hour at the Richard Petty race track in the USA I was a passenger I was scared witless.
7. Who would you miss most if you went into the jungle with a bunch of strangers?

I am am meant to say my family aren't I ?
I think I 'd miss talking with Jane Willis and  @Mummybarrow
8. What celebrity, alive or dead, would you like to have with you in the jungle?

OOOh tough one can I take two please Tom Selleck and Alan Titchmarsh... pwoar.............
9. What would scare you about being in the jungle?
Henry the hoover and sliced cheese sandwiches  it's along story.

10. After leaving the jungle, you go to a luxury hotel. What would be the first thing you did on reaching your hotel?

Can I just ask am I still with Tom Selleck and Alan Titchmarsh at this point please?.......
11. Why is the person who tagged you a star?


Well  they saved me from 5 minutes of boredom didn't they?


Tuesday 13 December 2011

Mookie Blue pro Glider Scooter ideal for Gross Motor Skills

Young children as young as 3,4 or 5 need lots of opportunities for physical activity both for their good health and for skill building and lets be honest who ever heard of a still toddler / young child? At this age , children are busy developing gross motor skills- learning to use the large muscles in their legs, arms and trunk to run throw, catch and kick. they are also working on fine motor skills, although these develop a bit later than gross motor skills. And with the large absence of ' big' play equipment in many of our schools nowadays it is up to us parents to help develop these skills.







The Mookie Blue Pro Glider Scooter has two wheels at the front to increase stability. This practical design is perfect for helping children to develop balance and co-ordination skills before moving on to a 2 wheeler. The unique tilt action steering facilitates easy turning and amazing tricks! The strong deck and PVC wheels also give extra durability. The multi-hinged foldable handle bar system and neck enables this scooter to take up the smallest space possible when folded. It’s also lightweight making it ideal for easy transportation

Features:
  • 3 wheels for stability
  • Flexible neck for easy turning
  • Unique and elegant design
  • Strong deck for a safe ride
  • Maximum rider weight: 20kg
For ages 3+ years

This is a brilliant product that will help with a child's motor skills and balance just before starting school.

Disclosure ( I was sent this scooter for the purposes of review)

Saturday 10 December 2011

SimplyPiste Protest Ski Jacket

So J is off skiing near Mont Blanc next in Courmayeur Italy he will need a good quality Ski Jacket I didn't want to hire them through the school mainly for the fact they can end up going skiing next year so of course I wouldn't want to end paying more in hire costs over two years so I am buying my own equipment. So I just J does some proper skiing and I am not paying £750 to build really expensive Snowmen and Snowladies!.


I coxed J with some Chocolate and he was happy to have his picture taken. I am detecting an evil smirk are you?


I was utterly delighted that I got sent this Ski Jacket for J fashionable and Funky and he will be sure to be seen on the Ski slopes.

Cool looking snowboarding jacket for boys from Protest in an apple green check that has a removable hood, snow skirt, adjustable cuffs and lift pass pocket. This padded jacket is waterproof and breathable and will give great protection against the cold and wet or snowy weather on the ski slopes. With plenty of pockets for ski accessories the Thompson Jacket is a great choice for boys who love snowboarding and don't want the weather to get in the way!

Features

  • Snow skirt
  • Velcro cuff
  • Zip off hood
  • Lift pass holder
  • YKK zipper

Specification

  • Fabric: 100% Polyester Twill
  • Lining: 100% Nylon 210T
  • Padding: 100% Polyamide thermax 100/45 gms
  • Geotech 5000 series: MP 5.000 G/M2/24hrs, Waterproof 5.000 MM H20
Colour: Green 




£62.50 is the cost J had age 14 and he is 13 and has plenty of growing room and room for all the Ski layers he will need.


With fast and friendly service Standard delivery £2.99 is 2-4 days or Express delivery £4.99 is 1-2 days.


I would certainly look to this company for some of other items he will need.


Disclosure ( I was sent this Ski Jacket for review well J was ,the chocolate bar I gave him)

Thursday 1 December 2011

Move over Nigella Lawson there's a new domestic godess in town?

Move over Nigella lawson  with your heaving bosoms pouting at the camera and generally getting the male population very worked up and for even making sprouts seem sexy.

I  can do sexy  alas no pictures of me pouting at the camera , lovingly stroking the spoon..



And what you don't see off camera is the fact that Nigella kitchen really does look like this when attempting to cook Christmas biscuits!.



 I used Pro cook Star cookie cutters. And this is the first time I have cooked biscuits and they have not burnt want one ?


12 days of Christmas!

Its the beginning of Advent and of course the silly Season. You might heard this before but it is always worth a another giggle at !!


Tuesday 29 November 2011

Schwartz Mulled Wine

Yes Yes I know it's only November and the Grinch patrol may nail me to a Christmas tree but I couldn't resist this.






















I added the two sachets and 200ml of water and kept it not quite boiling for ten minutes.



An arty shot of the mulled wine with sliced Orange.



It is well worth buying these satchets if you like mulled wine as its not to overpowerig there is a more powerful recipe on their website that involves orange juice and Brandy!.




Thanks to Schwartz for sending a Christmas care  package to do this even down to the orange. And don't laugh they even sent  me the ingredients to make cookies which I shall be making later this week.





Monday 28 November 2011

Blog Comments!

So you are a blogger, you may not be word perfect. Your blog is out there and you are doing it for you , you must remember that. After all you can take part in countless Meme's its all good fun but when the dust has settled after your fun what are you left with?.

I try and balanced my own blog with more posts these days about things that matter to me such as education, autism etc. Do I get comments do I heck , well a few . Does this bother me well actually it does. I have had countless great advice that comments don't matter you are blogging for you. Well I am sorry I am blogging for more than me, I do hope that what I say occasionally matters. And I hope that on occasion people might say you have really helped me, which they have on the odd occasion.

 Some blogs quite rightly so gets lots of comments are and hugely popular because they are great blogs. I do wonder if a great blogger wrote a piece say about how ' they  hate grated cheese in sandwiches' would they get lots of comments. I may be bleating on but it's my blog and it's my rules now isn't it?

I have come to realise that asking people to comment on my blog in order to enter a competition is wrong for me. So excuse me while I go off and right my next blog piece after ' How I hate grated cheese in sandwiches'

Rant over for now.....

Ps. Pop here so you can learn how to comment on not just this blog but others if you don't know how !


Pingi Moisture trap


The frontrunner of the Pingi product line. Developed to protect your home, car, boat or caravan from the harmful effects of excesshumidity. This product can be used for years on end. It absorbs 100cc of moist per cycle.
Requires 5 Minutes of recharging in the microwave oven.
Pingi basics
Rechargeable in the microwave
The Pingi moisture traps are easy to recharge in the microwave oven.When the patented indicator changes from blue to pink, full saturation hasbeen reached and Pingi is ready to be recharged. Good for the environmentand for your wallet. Within a few minutes, Pingi is again ready for use.
Probably better to use this in older homes, caravans or boats or those that don't have doubles glazing as I have had this weeks and it has yet to change from blue to pink!, I have a house that is only ten years old. So it would be a good product if your property or place or work or even your locker  is applicable.



Price: £7.99

Thursday 24 November 2011

Brabantia Vintage Blue


Just as the soft pastel colours of the 1960s gave way to bolder more confident hues in the ‘70s, so Brabantia is reviving the blue-jeans era as its inspiration for Vintage Blue, a deep and bold colourway for its steelware collection.
Drawing on a look from 40-years ago, Brabantia has blended its smooth forms with this confident interior-accent that will look highly distinctive against a minimalist or contemporary kitchen interior such as white or industrial stainless steel, or indeed a more eclectic and retro style kitchen.
Vintage Blue features across a range of Brabantia waste bins, including the 30 litre Touch Bin® with a Matt Steel lid finished with its highly practical Fingerprint Proof coating, and five Pedal bins in 5 litre, 12 litre, 20 litre, 20 litre Slimline and 30 litre sizes. All take Brabantia’s size-matching bin liners with tie-tapes to make emptying, sealing and removing the rubbish a hassle-free task.

Your eye is just drawn to the Vintage Blue!




Mr T said "Does this mean I have to decorate now"  YES.


Using the proper Brabantia bin liners there is no unsightly over hang of the liner !


Sorry you  have to stare at my rubbish ( not my blog you understand) but the rubbish in my bin . You see how neat it all looks!


The old Brabantia bin without the proper bin liners oops !
Prices start from around £6.50 for a Storage Canister, and all items are covered by a 10 year guarantee for complete consumer confidence.
Brabantia products are available from leading retailers, including high street department stores, superstores, quality independent housewares and kitchen product specialists.  For stockist details, please contact the Brabantia sales department on 0845 602 4877 or visit Brabantia’s website www.brabantia.com.

Disclosure ( I was sent the Vintage Blue bin and Bread bin and canisters for review... the rubbish in the bin is my own) 

Monday 21 November 2011

School trips the increasing cost now its the Olympics!

I am sorry that this is a rehash of an old post but I am getting hacked off with my son school. Now it is my choice to send him skiing at £750 and the rugby tour at £250 . Now he could have gone on a football trip at £530 to Alicante but thankfully he didn't want to go on that !. I have just received an email about him going to the Olympics ( a great opportunity I agree) but at what point do you draw the line.? If my son went on every single trip he would up missing a month of school.




Below is a insert of the email my son's school sent me!



'Dear Parent/Guardian,
I am writing to inform you of an opportunity to take 1 or 2 groups of students to the London 2012 Olympics.  This has come about from an invitation I received from Thomas Cook on Thursday specifically aimed at school groups.  As you can appreciate, this is a rare chance to witness some of the world's best athletes performing in our own country.
I am fully aware of the current financial situation and the pressures that your son/daughter place on you regarding trips etc.  Therefore I would like to gauge interest from you without raising student expectation  in the first instance.  Prices are based on a two day trip including coach travel, overnight accommodation, breakfast and tickets to two events.  The cost is £170 - £350 depending upon which days/events we choose.  The events are scheduled between 27th July and 12th August.
As these offers will book quite quickly, I would like a prompt response.  Please could you e-mail the following address by Wednesday at 18:00 with the information if you are interested for your son/daughter to have the chance to go to London 2012.
•·         Your upper limit of cost for the event
•·         Your son/daughters name and form (e.g.  Joe Bloggs 8BUR) AS THE MESSAGE SUBJECT'


Is this too much ?






What price do you put on education if you go to a state school. There is the constant demands from an early age for trip money. If you do not pay your child will suffer blah blah. Now this is hard enough in this economic climate if you have one child but one if you have more the pressures are even greater. Now J my son is a truly able sportsman



Now its been a constant ask all through his school life so far for trips,charity , school PGL but I was not prepared for the shook of the cost of senior school. Now J does not go to private school just a academy school but it s like private school. For the off there was trip after trip  first skiing, then cricket , three lots of rugby, singing . Now I am pleased my son is talented I really am but I felt the need to draw the line somewhere so I said NO to the rugby tour. He was a little crestfallen but he got on with his life, We all have to make sacrifices in this world.

Then came the school sports award night. J had already won various certifaces for academic achievement being best in his class etc glowing report etc. Model child, etc not stereo typical of Only
child syndrome. Well on the night he picked up award after award culminating in the sports personality of the year. Basically the teacher said if there was a tiddlywinks team he's be in . Now faced which this pride how could I refuse to NOT send him on the rugby tour. So another cost for me so far these trips total up as £750 for skiing, £120 for cricket, £350 for rugby not to mention £50 for another rugby trip ,£25 for singing trip and another £25 for another rugby trip . I try not to  add it up, knowing it is such a scary amount. And all this is before spending money, clothes etc. This is where i cam e up with a plan to sell stuff on that internet auction site. Good opportunity to clear out etc and help pay for all these trips. First up was Mr T's organ he didn't use it any more , it was just there gathering dust. I know it was hard but I just had to let it go.....


There you've seen it Mr T's organ, also I started selling his train set as well. All little amounts help, the school were puzzled as I started paying off these little amounts and indeed ring to ask me was this right. You do what you have to do so your child has a better life etc, but at what cost.?

Friday 18 November 2011

Duracell Chargers


I was lucky enough to win some football tickets to see Spain V England they were the best seats in the house. Capello was only a few feet away.




 I had a brilliant view to observe all the teams warming up , from a fitness point of view you do understand.



 They were Club Wembly seats , never have I been in such brilliant seats in Wembly of course my husband and son were over the moon. I was grateful that we had the Duracell charger to keep my son's ipod touch going as there is nothing worse then a bored child!





We have all heard that life is now 24/7, but does your technology deliver by allowing you to do what you want to when you want to? Duracell has power solutions that will stop you getting caught short by giving you an extra lifeline. By using one of the new and improved Duracell Portable mobile-device Chargers, you’ll no longer experience the feeling of frustration, panic or realisation that your mobile is about to run out of battery power, leaving you unable to continue your everyday tasks such as sending that urgent work email, listening to music, reading an e-book or playing games on the journey home.
While new technologies are taking us to new places, enabling us to do things we’ve not been able to do before, we are also becoming more dependent upon powerful gadgets to keep up, stay connected, and capture ‘not to be missed moments’ - but what about your power solutions? Duracell™ is constantly addressing the ever growing and changing needs of everyone’s power demands by offering a full range of solutions, designed to meet each specific need, from various traditional alkaline batteries, to rechargeable and on the go solutions, helping daily devices perform beyond their usual power limits.
Duracell’s new and evolved line-up makes it possible for people to see, do and experience more through extending the life of the devices, taking them from out-of-power to charged. This streamlined portfolio features a range of Portable Chargers, battery chargers & rechargeable cells and traditional disposable round cell batteries designed to meet all power needs, both at home and on the go, extending the usage of the devices we can’t live without, from smartphones and cameras to music players.
Key innovations to the line up include the Portable Charger pillar: the Portable 5-hour smartphone Charger and 3-hour smartphone Charger both enable longer connections by allowing a re-charge of mobile devices on the go, providing five or three hours respectively of extra talk time anytime, anywhere - making it the ideal solution for a quick top-up while out and about. These chargers have been designed to work with daily devices, including smartphones and MP3 players, ensuring everyday devices keep going beyond their usual limits.
Additionally, the streamlined rechargeable offering now features the all new Duracell Speedy Charger that allows users to provide quick, convenient recharging for AA batteries in as little as 15 minutes for two battery cells and in as little as an hour for 4 battery cells. Portable power comes in the shape of Duracell batteries, allowing power anywhere and at anytime, giving everyone the option to use across low to high drain devices, extending the usage of the gadgets we rely on, such as game controllers and e-books.
Leigh Tomlinson, Business Leader for Duracell UK & Ireland, said: “Our lifestyles continue to get busier and we rely more and more on technology, especially our mobile phones. With so much else to focus on, worrying about your devices running out of battery is a daily frustration we can all do without. With this evolved line-up we make it easier than ever to keep your devices fully charged wherever you are, ensuring that you can go beyond your normal limits.”
The portfolio sees slick new packaging, which has been streamlined to enable you to easily find the power solution you are seeking, as we’re aware that you don’t have time to spend reading loads of information to work out what you need.





Additional information on the all new powerful Duracell line up:
Several new devices have been introduced to offer long-lasting power to keep gadgets juiced up, making it possible for people to see, do and experience more through extending the life of their every day gadgets.
Portable Chargers:
For those on the go, the range of Portable smartphone Chargers features 2 slim and sleek chargers, providing convenient and accessible solutions to recharging your daily gadgets on the move. Offering additional talk time, the chargers are compatible with smartphones and other devices that feature either micro- or mini-USB ports.
Duracell Portable USB Charger 1800mAh
(Also known as the Portable 5-hour smartphone Charger)

RRP £39.99
New to the range and providing enhanced mobile device charging in a compact design, this is an ideal option for those with multiple devices on the move, able to provide extra power anytime, anywhere.
Key benefits:
  • Up to 5 hours of extra talktime for smartphones[1]
  • Charges two devices on the go
  • Features a power-check button for added convenience
  • Micro-USB cable (and Micro-to-Mini Tip adapter) included
Duracell Portable USB Charger 1150mAh
(Also known as the Portable 3-hour smartphone Charger, formerly ‘Instant Charger’)
RRP £29.99
Sleek, convenient solution for charging devices on the go to ensure you can keep texting, gaming and listening to music wherever you are.
Key benefits:
· Up to 3 hours extra talktime for smartphones1 making it ideal for a quick top-up while out and about.
  • Instantly charges all micro- or mini-USB compatible mobile devices.
  • Slim, lightweight and easy to transport
Rechargeable Portable Power
For those seeking rechargeable power solutions at home and whilst on the go, Duracell has revised its line-up and reduced its range of 8 chargers down to 6, based around consumers’ differing recharging needs. Updated packaging makes the benefits clearer than ever, and two new chargers provide quick, convenient recharging for AA batteries, whether they’re needed in an hour or in 15 minutes. The new Staycharged batteries come charged up, ideal to put in toys as they come ready to use and can be recharged 100s of times and retain their charge for up to a year when not in use.


Speedy Charger
RRP £29.99
The new Duracell Speedy Charger is a compact charger that can be taken anywhere to provide you with quick recharge, anytime, anywhere,
Key benefits:
  • Standard 4 cell charge in 2-3 hours
  • Fast charge mode recharges 2 AAA/AA batteries in 1 hour
15 Minute Charger
RRP £39.99
When time really is of the essence, the new Duracell 15 Minute Charger helps minimise the hassle of losing power, with an upgraded design that provides the fastest charge, guaranteed.
Key benefits:
  • Charges 4 AA cells in 15 minutes, guaranteed
  • Battery health indicator to show when the batteries are ready to go
Disposable Portable Power
For everyday needs, Duracell batteries offer portable power anytime, anywhere. Duracell Plus Power is one of four disposable tiers available. There’s an option to suit either low or high drain devices ranging from Simply Duracell, Plus Power, Ultra Power to Ultra Lithium.
Duracell Ultra Lithium
RRP £8.49
Available for the first time, Duracell’s most powerful AA battery ever provides long-term performance for medium and high-drain devices.
Key benefits:
  • Performs 7x better in digital cameras2
  • The first battery to offer Lithium technology from Duracell
  • Available in AA
Duracell Plus Power (formerly ‘Duracell Plus’)
RRP £3.79 for a 4pk AA4
The upgraded Duracell Plus Power provides guaranteed longer lasting power in AAA, C and D cells.
Key benefits:
  • Upgrade of Duracell Plus with longer-lasting power guaranteed
The updated Duracell range emphasises convenience and accessibility to provide a reliable source of personal, portable power, ensuring that the devices people use every day don’t let them down.




( I was sent the Duracell charger for review)