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09-28-09, 10:26 am
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I got fleece throws at Big Lots for $2.50 each ! They are very thin, but I assume they will work as well as any other fleece.. or is there such a thing as too thin ?       |
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09-28-09, 10:28 am
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Wow that is a good deal.... I though I was getting a deal at Family Dollar for $4 each. I just posed my findings as well, LOL! |
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09-28-09, 10:31 am
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I see you did LOL. Well, I'll let you know. As they say "you get what you pay for !". These may turn out to be not such a good deal after all ! |
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09-28-09, 11:19 am
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I got my two throws at Goodwill for 4 bucks each, one of them was two throws velcroed together, so I guess it's more like 3 throws for 8 bucks. I'm wondering the same thing though, is fleece just fleece = fleece? Or is there a certain type we're looking for? I read an earlier thread about different types of fleece, but I buy second hand so I'm confused as to what I'm looking for... Tried fleece during playtime yesterday though, and it seemed to work well.  |
