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I found the paper trimmer at Dollarama in Niagara Falls on Morrison in Foodland Plaza. There were only 2 and I got one of them. I'm using it to cut 3 sheets of normal paper so it would be very handy for coupon inserts and its very easy to use because its not very large. And it has built in storage but I find it slightly difficult to slide the cover off because it locks into place so well. My new favourite toy though :-)
try and guess which store you're at....the drugstore, or dollarama! lol....
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also found small cans of chunky soup for a buck. expiry in 2015
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What store is this? Is food good to buy from the Dollarama? Once I bought a pack of Mars bars - they were expired. Scary...Quote:
Originally Posted by r0c0upons
I've never had a problem with food from dollarama
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Maybe I should look at expiry dates more closely. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by smcs28
anyone can post a pic of the paper trimmer please, thanks!
http://smartcanucks.ca/dollarama-fin...for-couponers/ ... link to the main page that talked about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinpow
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Any comments on that paper cutter? I bought it but I noticed it only trims the paper at the top part of the cutter, maybe like up to 3" -- the bottom part doesn't cut well.Quote:
Originally Posted by sassypants
I also noticed that today when cutting work related stuff, that was larger than coupon sized items and my paper is say thinker than coupons. I don't know if its because there is more pressure at the top or the blade isn't as sharp near the bottom. I still have problems opening it for the storage area but I really love the thing for $3. I have to cut a bunch of stuff so I'm about to give it a good workout
I find you do need to put you fingers on the "pink guard" which applies more even pressure the whole length. I just cut 300 parking vouchers and had no problems as long as I had my thumb near the bottom and my index finger near the top. Just be careful they doesn't slip! Again, I love this thing though!!! Attachment 213373
I have a large paper cutter & you have to make sure there's pressure on the paper, top & bottom as well in order for it to work properly......also, I find that if you make the cut, quickly, it goes smoothly....if you go too slow, the bottom part of the paper doesn't get cut very good. I picked the Exacto cutter yesterday but haven't tried it yet.....
What section is the paper cutter sold?
It was on the side of an endcap at the front of the store near the school/work supply aisle.
yes food is safe to buy at Dollarama. They get inspected just like everyone else and they get their foods from most of the same suppliers that grocery stores, etc. get their food from. If you bought an expired item then it's a problem with an employee not checking expiry dates, not with the company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neeenerz
Very true...just the other day, RCSS had expired Choc Chip cookies on clearance....Quote:
Originally Posted by canadian.mere
It's always good to take a look at expiry dates - even things that are not on clearance. I just hate going back to stores and returning them... Hassle and waste of gas. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dinobuzz
I just picked up some OPI nail lacquer stickers for $2.50. Awesome deal! :)
Yeah, I Haven't see expired food there.
large cans of chef boyardee ravioli for $2 and smaller cans of spaghetti-o's for $1
has anyone seen lunch bags/totes there recently? Ive only seen ones that had flowers etc on them
Bought one today and I had the same darn problem. It only cuts half a page!!! Its a total waste of money considering there is no exchange or refunds at Dollarama. Skip this one folks ...Quote:
Originally Posted by chimichangga
Found these pet items today at the Trainyards in Ottawa. The Puppy Pads are an excellent deal, considering they are half price of cheapest ones at Wal-Mart. I stocked up big time, as heck I'm just going to throw them out after my little guy's finished with them anyways.
I'm not a into drinking Pop but thought this was a pretty good deal for those that do. Bottled in Mississauga Ontario.
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They are starting to stock the gardening aisle already!!! :icon_scratch: The metal tomato stakes are an excellent price! 1.00 for the short one & 2.00 for the tall one. All the Bamboo stakes were a 1.00.
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Same here. Finally found them last week, tried it and it doesn't cut all the way. Just kind of rips the lower half I've tried pressing down on the plastic piece and still does it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Snow In Summer
Puppy pads are also good for wet boots or laying inside of a beach bag to catch any water from swimsuits on the way home. Tons of uses for them.
Animal shelters always need them too if your puppy is trained and you don't want to keep packs of them lying around
How many kg is the Pedigree dog food?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snow In Summer
I always buy my soap refills from Dollarama. They have huge bottles for $2, and I see the same size going for 2/$10 at Costco!
I am terrible at keeping up with this thread so if it is a re post sorry
Bigger Ty Beanie Boo's Tyed Dye Lambs named Blossom 3.00
Rachel Hale Box with Stickers 3.00
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