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Mop up Tesco offer
Homeware offers at Tesco Direct seem to be getting better and better, with this week's top offer a Karcher K2.56 deluxe pressure washer reduced from £200 to just £89. Follow the link http://ind.pn/abxvEN to reveal the deal which, if you enter the code TD-WPKD while purchasing, also entitles the customer to an extra 500 Clubcard points worth £20.
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As the ever reliable Offers.co.uk has pointed out, the highlight of Asda's brand new George Autumn collection is a fantastic women's military style coat for just £18. Available in black or grey, the coat is fully lined and machine washable. Visit http://ind.pn/ceVnp4 to view or purchase.
Halloween food feast
Greggs is celebrating the launch of its Halloween treats range by hiding a series of special offers across its website. At an average of just £5 the discounts may not be huge but its worth pointing out there are hundreds scattered across the site, plus additional offers on a chilli steak lattice, toffee apple lattice and a decorated ring bun. The deal runs until 30 October. More information can be found at Greggsthebakers.co.uk.
Leg it to Legoland
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