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Dove Body Wash 1lt $6.62 (Was $14.38) and More Deals 12-18 March COLES

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Dove Body Wash 1lt $6.62 (Was $14.38) and More Deals 12-18 March COLES
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monty.melb on 15/03/2014 - 21:59 shop.coles.com.au (477 clicks)
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For this week's unreal deals, Coles offers Dove Body Wash and Shampoo/Conditioner products. This unreal deals offer is valid from 12 March until 18 March 2014.

Featured front page offers:

Dove Body Wash Triple Moisturising 1L - $0.66 per 100mL - Was $13.25, now $6.62 each (1/2 price)
Dove Shampoo or Conditioner 300mL - $1.08 per 100mL - Was $6.49, now $3.24 each (1/2 price)

Other Dove products available on sale:

Triple Moisturising Nourishing Body Wash 1L - $6.62
Damage Therapy Daily Moisture Shampoo 300mL - $3.24
Triple Moisturising Body Wash 375mL - $3.74
Clear Touch/Pearl Beauty Anti Perspirant Aerosol Deodorant 100g - $2.44
Invisible Dry Anti Perspirant Deodorant 100g - $2.34
Original Anti Perspirant Roll On Deodorant 50mL - $1.92
Pink Women Anti Perspirant Roll On Deodorant 50mL - $1.92
Scented Beauty Bar 2 pack - $2.09
Clean Comfort Mens Anti Perspirant Deodorant 122g - $3.36
Gentle Exfoliating Moisturising Body Wash 375mL - $3.74
Anti Perspirant Invisible Dry Roll On Deodorant 50mL - $1.92
Nutritive Therapy Nourishing Care Shampoo 700mL - $6.62
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  • nexus4 on 15/03/2014 - 22:05
    +6

    Same product is on special at Costco for $14.99 for two ($7.49 each). Normal price at Costco is $18.99 for two ($9.49 each). So it's nearly $1 cheaper at Coles and you only need to buy one.

    I've always said Costco isn't cheaper if you're smart about what you buy at Coles/Woolies (i.e. if you stick to the specials) and this is just another example. If you're an idiot and pay full price at Coles/Woolies then yes Costco is generally marginally cheaper.

    Costco have some unique products which may justify the membership fee for some people, but if you go there because you think general groceries that you can get elsewhere are cheaper then you're mistaken.

    • abc on 15/03/2014 - 22:48

      Agree totally however my view of Costco is that it saves you time. You can shop monthly rather than weekly as you buy in bulk, and don't need to monitor the weekly loss leader specials from the big two.

      The membership fee could be viewed as an "entry fee" if you went more regularly. For instance going 12 times a year would be $5 per visit and you will definitely be saving then.

      • 51ngh on 15/03/2014 - 23:21
        +1

        Whats stoppimg you from shopping monthly at Coolies?

        • abc on 15/03/2014 - 23:58
          +1

          Price of course!!!

          Different specials each week.

        • 51ngh on 16/03/2014 - 08:02
          +1

          Isnt that a good thing? You get a larger number of items on special !

        • tomclancy on 16/03/2014 - 08:09

          I'm not following. You agree that Coolies can be cheaper than Costco but you don't bulk shop at Coolies due to price?

        • Repstar on 16/03/2014 - 10:45

          When the big two have specials on, don't just buy one, buy enough to last you for 2-3 months!

      • superpomman on 16/03/2014 - 09:14

        If you do your shopping monthly how do you get fresh bread, milk etc?

        • tomclancy on 16/03/2014 - 14:10

          Tip top white bread has so much preservatives that it stays 'fresh' for months!

      • Skinnerr on 16/03/2014 - 21:22

        I bought a 2kg bag of chopped up lettuce for lik under $5 at costco, the amount of time/effort/and $ saved at costco is immense.

        • tomclancy on 17/03/2014 - 00:17

          2kg of lettuce is roughly 3 heads. So you paid $1.66 per head. You can get lettuces cheaper than this from most local fruit shops so really the benefit to you was that it was pre-chopped.

          Of course if you want to make sang choy bow…

          Frankly, buying your fruit & veg / meat from local operators can be so much cheaper than Woolies/Coles/Costco/Aldi - people don't bother to shop around they just think the large chains must be cheapest. And that's not even including markets where if you really want to buy in bulk and save then go to markets and don't waste your time or money at Costco.

        • Skinnerr on 17/03/2014 - 22:15

          I work at coles, so I know that lettuce is 2.98 each. Every 2 or so months they get reduced to $1.50/$1. My 'local' decent fruit shop has them at $2 avg. I buy other stuff from the fruiterer but certain things are just better at costco.

  • Freakycat on 15/03/2014 - 22:46

    I combined this with Coles $90-$10off/$120-$20off offer.

    • abc on 15/03/2014 - 22:50
      +1

      I had $10 off $70 and bought 3 off these Costco style :P

      Always buy in bulk the non perishable loss leader specials :D

  • yasui on 15/03/2014 - 23:27

    1lt bottle is cheap but the bottle is too big. It's not easy to use. I kept 375ml empty bottle and used it as refill.

  • Pacolito on 16/03/2014 - 01:08
    +1

    I note that Dove soap bars are now made in Indonesia, rather than Germany. For what that's worth.

    • snappy1234 on 16/03/2014 - 07:22

      Nearly all this stuff comes from Thailand,Indonesia,South Africa,China,Philippines now :(

  • outlander on 17/03/2014 - 01:05

    If you have trouble finding this on the shelves, try the end of the isle.

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