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The £100 shop.....

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Katek Sun 05-Apr-15 08:18:45

Yesterday we went to Ikea-just to look at fitted wardrobes, you understand. Why then did we leave with £100 of stuff in our trolley! It's the same every time we go.....thank goodness that's not often.

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NfkDumpling Mon 06-Apr-15 10:40:10

Last went to an IKEA about twenty years ago. The colander, sieves, glasses (they bounce) and other miscellany I bought are all still going strong, so I don't have an excuse!

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Mishap Mon 06-Apr-15 10:42:12

Thank goodness our nearest IKEA is so far away!

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Teetime Mon 06-Apr-15 11:56:25

After only a couple of trip to Ikea Nottingham DH has said he will only go there again at gunpoint!

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FlicketyB Mon 06-Apr-15 18:52:19

Why does he want to hold them up and run off with some free meatballs? grin

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rosesarered Mon 06-Apr-15 18:57:21

We don't have one near, so have never been there, it sounds pretty awful though, reading the posts.

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janerowena Mon 06-Apr-15 20:58:36

If you move pretty often, it is a lifesaver. If you have children still at home, it's wonderful. It's efficient space-saving well-built furniture and fresh-looking fabrics. The only problem is the sheer size, but you can learn to use the short cuts. Food is good and incredibly cheap. Once you have been a couple of times and know the system, it's great.

But getting out in under two hours felice! shock Now that deserves a medal.

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