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Nectar Double Up Categories

Here are the categories that you can redeem you Double Up vouchers in:

1. Toys

Pre-school toys
Children’s toys
Outdoor toys

2. Homeware

Kitchen

Saucepans
Frying pans
Woks
Casserole dishes
Kitchen utensils
Dinnerware
Kitchen textiles
Placemats and coasters
Glassware
Mugs
Flasks and filters
Non-electric coffee makers
Kitchen storage
Mops and buckets
Bedroom

Bed linen
Duvets and pillows
Mattress protectors
Cushions and throws
Bathroom

Towels
Bath mats
Bathroom storage
Bathroom bins
Toilet seats
Toilet brushes
Soap dishes
Soap dispensers
Bathroom scales
Shower curtains
Shower heads and hoses
Light pulls
Household

Home storage
Candle accessories
Candles and home fragrance
Non seasonal home decorations
Frames and mirrors
Clocks
Vases
Lighting in the homeware section
Laundry homeware (does not include cleaning products)
Door mats

What’s not included
Gardening
Cleaning products

3. Electricals

Kitchen

Kitchen Steamers
Fryers
Countertop grills
Kettles
Electrical drink makers
Slow cookers
Bread makers
Food processors including grinding and chopping attachments
Toasters
Sandwich toasters
Irons
Electric carving knife
Domestic appliances

Vacuum cleaners and vacuum cleaning accessories
Steam mops
Carpet cleaners
Microwaves
Electrical fans
Electrical heaters
Health and beauty electricals

Nose hair trimmers, beard trimmers, epilators and shavers
Hair dryers
Hair straighteners and stylers
Hair clippers
Electric toothbrushes
Technology

Laptops
Laptop bags
Tablets
Printers
PC accessories
MS Office 365
Disposable cameras
Digital cameras
Memory cards
Camera film
E-book readers
Electrical tablets
Fitbug and Fitbit fitness trackers
Landline handsets
Sound & Vision

Radios
Clock radios
iPod docking stations
Hi-Fi systems
Speakers
Televisions, wall mounts and television stands
DVD and Blu-ray players
Freeview and NOW TV boxes
Freeview recorder
Home cinema systems
Leads and cables
Headphones
Leisure equipment

DIY
Fitness equipment
Bike care and accessories
Car maintenance and cleaning
Luggage
Travel accessories: luggage tags, adaptors, padlocks and luggage scales
Backpacks

What’s not included:
Torches
Extension leads
Batteries
Fuses
Adaptors
Timers
Security alarms
Door bells
Light bulbs
Printer ink

4. Entertainment

(not Inc. Sainsbury’s Entertainment on Demand)

DVDs
Blu-rays
CDs
Video games
Toys to life: Disney Infinity, Lego Dimension, Skylander and Nintendo Amiibo
PC games
Consoles
Console accessories
Books

What’s not included:
eBooks
Sainsbury’s Entertainment on Demand

5. Taste the Difference:

Wine
Champagne
Sparkling
Sherry
Port

What’s not included:
All branded wines
All by Sainsbury’s wines
Basics wines
Spirits
Beers, lagers and ales
Gifting beer, wine and spirits
Liquors

6. Tu Clothing

Women’s clothing
Men’s clothing
Children’s clothing
Footwear
Accessories
Fancy dress
Swimwear & wetsuits
Sportswear
Nightwear
Lingerie and hosiery

Nice double up, chanci

Ta.

My Sainsbury seemed confused and now I have had 8000 points deducted when only 4000 should have been, Nectar tell me to deal with Sainsbury, Sainsbury tell me to deal with Nectar...

Swapped a Blu-Ray I bought as part of the promo for Force Awakens, no hassle :smiley:

Thanks for the update. That worked out well for you! Excellent. :smiley:

My points went into negative lol. I went on live chat and they put my balance back to 0 and let me keep the eBay voucher as a one off.

Thanks

£43.

If you don't mind me asking, how much was it selling for in store? Can't see it online and may use my points for this reason tonight. Cheers

Good luck! If be interested to know what happens - hopefully nothing! Lol.

I converted them to a £20 eBay voucher it went through fine. My reciept from earlier said I only had 233 points left, so I was sure it was going to update soon, so thought I may as well get eBay vouchers.

When did u redeem? I would wait 24 hours at least...but I don't know what happens if you redeem again?!

I bought Quantum Break earlier and it is still showing my 4000 points being available. I am wondering I should convert that to a £20 ebay Voucher before the points are removed.

Ooooooh I'm excited!

Instantly for me, or deffo by next day.

got two copies of windows 8 pro for £20 each sold them each £40 :smiley: so conversion was £20 of nectar points to £80 cash :smiley:

I cashed in 2000 points on 1st April (£20), but the deduction is not showing up on my nectar points balance. How long is it supposed to take (before I can celebrate them not taking my points. Lol!)

Ended up buying guitar hero live tonight for Xbox one, £20 of Nectar points seemed reasonable.

Has anyone tried it this time?

They sell two different versions of live memberships:
the gift card version gets activated once swiped through a till and has silver scratch panel on the back, is excluded from double up


the other that has been pre-activated and is about a5 in size works on the double up


12month gift card version costs £37.99 while the other one costs £35.99

same goes for psn credit/membership, as long as it isn't a gift card version that has a silver scratch panel on the back, then it will work on the double up.

I bought £40 of Xbox gift vouchers in one local store after they phoned someone higher up in the store who OK'd it, however the till wouldn't accept it at checkout but they manually put it through for me!

On visiting another local store a couple of days later though, I noticed a hastily printed sign saying gift cards were NOT included, I'd imagine this takes in the PSN cards too, but as the whole thing seems a bit of a shambles it's just down to your luck really!

Thanks, tad annoying. I was left with the impression that he didn't have a clue. Guess I was right.

I have bought a PSN card previously in the double up

Checking the terms and conditions no reference that it's excluded under Entertainment

Can this be used towards an Ipad?

Did anyone manage to buy a PlayStation network card or PS Plus with their double up?

I was told the bloke had no way in which he could check and turned away. Seems a bit silly too me that he couldn't even check if they were included or not.

Walked in to sainsburys, saw a load of overpriced games and walked out. Cak

What a rubbish loyalty scheme - no wonder I don't use Sainsburys any more. Have to redeem 50k elsewhere at some point.

Too true! It seems as if it is causing some people so much trouble because half the "trouble" is some people not bothering to read any posts at all or lack of comprehension and they just repeatedly ask the same questions when it has already been answered/explained.

Just managed to get the Extended Hobbit trilogy on DVD for nothing with double up. Agree that this isn't the best deal and Clubcard boost is far better but I really don't see why it's causing people so much trouble. Just read the T&C and it's quite clear how it works

perfect :smiley: I bought battlefront and farcry (ended up paying £12 cash) sold both for £25 each. no bad going at all. Tempted to hold out until sunday when Dirt Rally is released. :man:

​I did that last time offer was on. In fact I doubled up twice in one store for entertainment and then doubled up again the same day in another store for entertainment :smile:

So I doubled up £20 in entertainment, can I go back and do the same again today??

I don't plan on using the vouchers on the same transaction

WHUT! 10/10 for perseverence in what sounds like the script for a carry on film.

Thx for reply, and your detailed way you got what you wanted, i will bare this in mind, but now i may just end up getting Dirt Rally monday or is it tuesday when it comes out, cheers

Well tried earlier today and they deffo wont let you use double up to buy any xbox live stuff, even after pointing out the email from customer services.

has anyone tried to double up more than once for the same category this time going to customer services at different times? i want to double up on entertainment vouchers to get my son a couple of games for his birthday and have over 5,500 points so was hoping to use most of them :confused: thanks :smiley:

What is the thinking behind this ludicrously complicated, absurdly restrictive system? Do Sainsbury's get some kind of twisted sadistic pleasure making their confused customers tick all the boxes and jump through all the hoops on time, or is it a demented psychological alchemy aimed at bending out minds in order to sell us more stuff? Too much Nectar drives you crazy, man. It's bad JuJu.

Anyone who has been in recently know if Sainsbury's are doing 2 for £15 on the Disney Infinity figures?
Thanks

another update to my previous posts, over an hour and 20 minutes later after standing in sainsburys, they finally relented and gave me my 12 month xbox live.
but insisted
1. the person from sainsburys careline is still wrong
2. xbox live are gift cards
3. they are NOT included
4. they are definitely not included
even the seciruty guard said that last time they did double up he bought the psn 12 pack.

cheers i will save this and show them on my phone in store, thx

This is correct, if it's a store you have not purchased from before they have to ring up head office, it's happened to me before takes ages to sort out - not worth the hastle, especially if your away from your home store

Here's my reply from them, so you could quote this, which I'm going to do.

Dear ******

Thanks for taking the time to get in touch with us and for letting us know about your recent trip to one of our stores.

I realise how disappointed you must've been when you were told you couldn't receive your double up points as Xbox Live subscriptions aren't included in the promotion.. I'd be happy to look into this for you.

I've had a look on our systems and have read through the terms and conditions for the double up promotion. After reading the T&C's, I can confirm that the Xbox Live subscription is included as part of the double up promotion, coming under the console accessories category.

If you'd like to go back into the store and try and purchase the subscription again, you will be able to receive your double up points. If there are any issues when trying to do this, you can advise the store that you've been in contact with the Careline and they've confirmed that you can receive the points.

If you require any further assistance, please send us another email and we'd be happy to help.

Update on my previous posted about them not allowing me to buy Xbox live, just had a confirmation from there head office, that IT IS included in the offer under console accessories.

thanks Chanchi32! I had read the T&C before so I knew the £39.99 game would be fine (with 1p change)

According to the terms and conditions if you spent 39.99 in a category with a 40 quid voucher you would get 1p change. If you‘re local Sainsbury`s are doing something different I would politely remind them of seaction 13 of the terms and conditions. Copied and pasted for reference, ta

Where the difference is more than 50p, then additional goods from your selected category must be purchased so that the full value of the Nectar Double Up voucher is spent in one transaction;

Where the difference is between and inclusive of 6p and 50p, the balance may be applied against any other goods in your shopping basket. The full value of the voucher must be spent and no change will be given;

Where the difference is between and inclusive of 1p and 5p, the balance will be given as change. This change will be applied against any other goods in your basket or, where no other goods are purchased, given in cash.

Neither options are perfect as you have to spend the same or over the voucher value. Both the division and far cry would involve buying something else, if it's under the value the sale won't go through. You can't simply say don't worry about the balance, even 1p

Afternoon kowalski

A few things
- when you exchange your points for a voucher you may get a money off coupon
- cex prices change daily and suspect that the price for the 2 games mentioned may change within the next week. If you want to guarantee a price you can go to cex online and get a guaranteed price for 10 days with free shipping. Only disadvantage is that its not immediate like walking into store.

- Maybe look at Xbox and ps3 titles too. Just had a quick look and Lego star wars clone 111 is 10 quid with a 7 quid trade in value.

- If you went for an eBay route GTA V PS4 is selling for approximately what you pay at Sainsburys of 29.99 however need to account for sellers, PayPal fees and shipping so probably looking at 25 quid if all goes to plan

- Other option would be buying the division and then exchanging it within 28 days for a game of equivalent value, which may have a higher resell value. See luvclubs comments around exchanging goods.

Bfn back to the sun lounger and pool - ta

I spent some time today in my local Sainsburys in the electrical/entertainment section.
I have ~6000 Nectar points so I'm going to exchange £20 worth into a £40 voucher.
I'm interested in converting my Nectar points into cash by buying a game or Blu-ray and then selling it in CEX.

I pretty much looked through all the Xbox One and PS4 chart games on the shelf and checked the price on CEX's website (I assume the price listed for WeBuy is what I would get in cash in person in a store? I haven't used CEX before?)

The only ones that were even close were:

The Division (Xbox One)
Sainsburys £39.99
WeBuy for £32.00

Far Cry Primal (PS4 or Xbox One)
£27.99 in Sainsburys
WeBuy for cash £24.00

Am I guaranteed those prices? (assuming the item is shrink wrapped and still in mint condition)

The Division is probably my best option as the voucher is going to be £40, whereas Far Cry (£27.99) would leave me with £12.01 I needed to spend in that department or go to waste

Does anyone have a suggestion for a different game or maybe even an item from another department that has close to resale value on CEX or maybe eBay?

Exactly, I was as well.

just in case anyone else was thinking of doubling up to buy an 12 month xbox live sub, DON'T, i tried as part of the entertainment part, with it been console accesories as such. NOPE, supposedly microsoft call them gift cards, so not part of the deal.

crap deal now with a refund of my £20 worth of points and a wasted journey.

sorry but i find the idea you went to the checkouts and when the lady asked you if you would like to pay for your shopping you said with my points..............so funny

where are peoples brains? do people not think anymore? then after your error, you come here to ask but do not go to the store themselves? LOL

Thanks op

today morning I went there and did shopping the lady at the counter didnt use double up and all my points got wasted. Now if I return these items do I get all my points back? with due respect, the person at the counter doesnt have much information :disappointed:(

Thanks, grabbed Nutri Ninja for missus for 35 quid after double up points.

Time to spend some of those Christmas points! Thanks op

Thanks

Thanks for the heads up!
popped to the customer service desk and exchanged £20 of point for a £40 electricals voucher and got myself a Nutribullet for £40... pretty reasonable :smiley:
The lady at the CS counter even asked me to bring over the Nutribullet beforehand to make sure I converted my points to the correct voucher - great service.

So I can't get a voucher for online groceries, can I?

Was hoping to get a blu-ray in this deal, I hope the instore selection is better than the online selection which appears to be 2 titles!! :confused:

if i convert £20 to £40 . Can I spend this £40 on any department?

If I return something do I get points back?

Can you buy something for £40 and then exchanging it for a gift card? If so, then that could be a workaround for not being able to use more than one voucher per transaction.

Please help me lol so this can only be used in store?

Please help me lol so this can only be used in store?

Please help me lol so this can only be used in store?

I wonder whether they will have the new iPad Pro 9.7? Out on the 31st I think

Not read all through this thread so not sure if anyone has mentioned this but worth checking your Nectar account and seeing if you have like me an offer for 3000 free pts with ANY order to Viking Direct (code: 9C4-PRB3000).

Postage is £2.90 for any order under £30 but if you need something anyway or just want to spend a fiver on a ream of paper you could still get potentially £30 worth of points!

Edit: Forgot to say you get 5% Quidco too...

Yes you can.

Can you pay cash for the difference if the item is more than the voucher value? For example, I redeem £20 nectar points and get a £40 voucher. The item I want to buy is £45. Can I use the voucher and pay £5?

Use your Nectar anywhere is a doddle.

EXCEPT SAINSBURYS!!

Cant use it in any Sainsbury...
.can't redeem more than £20 worth of points. Can't use it in this department....etc etc

What idiots decided this?

Can anyone clarify this please?

I'm sure I read somewhere that you can only redeem points in a store you have used your Nectar card in in the last few months. I've got thousands of points so would like to redeem some at my local store and then some more at another store and want to know if there are any restrictions such as this.

Can you use these to preorder games if not out this week?

No they don't check. The only way they would know is if the guy serving you recognises you and remembered you had already redeemed a voucher for a specific category!

You do need to monitor your nectar points balance. I have noted points disappearing between visits to sainsburys in the past which I have not used.

Maximum £20 to £40 in one visit, I just went to a different store and repeated.

I resent not being able to use my hard acquired points in whatever quantities I chose to.

This £20 double up is nonsense

Ok, cheers, will try tomorrow and the next day.

shame you can't convert the points for use online like with tesco. oh well.

had no trouble doing this last time not sure whether will work this time plenty of other ppl did this last time

Everyone saying you can only change £20 worth of nectar points to get £40 thou, including sainsbury themselfes, would they not check ?

can i use this promotion in a store i have not been in the past 12 months??? if so how? thx

yes doubled up £100 to £200 (note you can only use one voucher per transaction ) i just got a load of copies of fallout 4 and sold them to convert nectar points to cash

But still up to the max 40 correct ?

I went in yesterday. felt broody after seeing little baby 3-6 months girls clothes. very beautiful, beats Asda clothing!

aww my local has crap lego sets :disappointed:

Anyone actually bought PSN credit using previous double up promos? Usually classed the same as gift cards but you could argue it falls under entertainment.

Is it possible to go in on different days and get two vouchers for the same departement or is it marked on their system?

Nice

can I use it to buy stuff online with c+c?

Thanks

What a pain - was all set to finally get myself an xbox one using this, then saw the £40 cap. Meh

Fate - Quantum Break release date 5th April

Imagine sitting hunched over a table reading or writing and someone enters the room and says "Hey!" That makes your head go up to look.

Where are the games? Are they in store only now?

So tablets eg iPad Mini, not included?

Thats a good ideal actually, as game i may want comes out on the 8th april..

Can you use double up to preorder a game if you pay for it in full ?

what's does "heads up " mean?

For those of you struggling with the maths, Sainsbury's have created a patronising little infographic that explains what 'doubling up' looks like.

"£5 is now worth £10."
"£10 is now worth £20."
"£15 is now worth £30"

Woaahhh hold on there Einstein, I'm not sure my little brain can handle those calculations

The 'taste the difference' port is quite good.
Had a sample in store the other week.

Anyone know if Lego Dimensions are Entertainment or toys?

Do smartphones fall under the electricals category?

Thanks op

Haha, well if you can afford a holiday in Dubai, i'm sure you can do without the extra £20 your miss out on :smiley:

True, not sure when the arabs will have the indians/tamils/pakistanis/bengalis build a sainsburys in dubai and pay them £2 a day.

towards the end of the year possibly

Correct

I see. So I can cash in £20 of points for £40 of vouchers?

shambles, i wont be able to use as on holiday during easter bunny break

I have £60 worth of Nectar points. So could I double that to a £120 voucher and spend it on, e.g., two brand new PS4 games?

Sweet, seems a good way to get rid of the £50 of points we've accumulated.

Typical, I've been waiting ages for this and I am away on holiday that week - Is there no way of doing this online?

Why doesn't uncharted come out slightly earlier! damn, will definitely make use of this though, thanks :man:

I was into this but just found out that door bells are not included

Thought this was great as I've got around 60 thousand points.... So new Dyson hover time.... But just realised I can only spend £40 at a time?

What rubbish... Any way around it? I want to spend them all not just 4000 of them... Grrr

Thanks Chanchi, I'll remember that the next time my local Wigan store insist I spend the minimum voucher amount, they've refused on a couple of occasions because the total was 99p so I had to find something from the same category which ended up costing me an extra pound or two :confused:

I was a mobile by sainsburys customer previously so as part of them withdrawing the service they stated that you would get bonus points for 6 months starting 15th of Jan. Nothing has appeared yet and I've called but got usual excuse that they will be added soon. Anyone else got theirs?

No consoles online :'(

It's a pity you can only double up £20 worth at a time. I thought it was like clubcard when I first started saving and now I have accumulated a large amount of nectar points to only be able to double up to £40 and then still have to add cash to it.

Darn you Uncharted 4 and your April 26 release date.

I've £46 was looking for playmobil for kids saw nothing in store

Great deal heat added

You can use a double up voucher on an item that's £39.99 without finding something else in the same category to hit £40, you will be given 1p change - see section 13 of the terms and conditions

13. Except for Crawley, where goods from your selected category cost less than the value of your Nectar Double Up voucher the following terms apply:

Where the difference is more than 50p, then additional goods from your selected category must be purchased so that the full value of the Nectar Double Up voucher is spent in one transaction;

Where the difference is between and inclusive of 6p and 50p, the balance may be applied against any other goods in your shopping basket. The full value of the voucher must be spent and no change will be given;

Where the difference is between and inclusive of 1p and 5p, the balance will be given as change. This change will be applied against any other goods in your basket or, where no other goods are purchased, given in cash.

https://livewellforless.sainsburys.co.uk/nectar-double-up-terms-and-conditions/

Yeah it's a bit of con when you compare what Tesco do on their offers.

You can get multiple double up vouchers for the same category if you get them at different times, but you have to use them separately as well. Also, the fact that you can't use a £40 double up voucher on an item that's £39.99 is ridiculous, you need to find something in the same category to take it up to or over £40.

I want the Hobbit extended box set on bluray. My local store has had them on the shelf, but can it be ordered if not there when the offer is on?

It's a shame it's so limited - I'm after the WD MyCloud NAS drive (£120) and with my Nectar points (£50) on double up would mean it would only cost me £20 :smiley: BUT Sainsbury's annoyingly put that category and voucher limit on so the maximum you can save on anything is £20. :disappointed:

Awesome news. Now all I need is 10x Nectar points on purchases (fuel or in store) and I'm set :smiley: Thanks op. I always look forward to this.

Having an issue with nectar where my bonus 1600 points (when I spend £80 or more) are disappearing from my account. The bonus points have been credited on my receipt, then mysteriously disappearing from the opening balance the next time I go to store. They can't seem to understand the issue and keep fobbing me off with excuses like "they'll appear in 28 days". There's something fishy going on. And no I'm not spending them! (You can't spend 1600 points anyway).
Keep a look out for it and check your receipts from one week to the next everyone! I suspect it's not the first time too.

I have 30k points that i have managed to accumulate and also struggle with Nectar redemption. If there's nothing in particular you want you could look at buying items with a high resale value in the double up and looking to convert into cash. Will let you know if I see anything.

Nice heads up. I've got 2000 points at the minute. Anyone know if this double up will apply to Nectar eBay vouchers?

Just need a decent 4K tv deal to go with this now!

Ah yes. That magical mysterious time of year where for a week every single video game being sold at my local sainsburys suddenly becomes £44.99.. Funny that.

Is there anything stopping you going in a couple of times and exchanging your points for vouchers with different cashiers on the same category? as-long as you don't use the vouchers in the same transaction?

Thanks again Chanchi :wink: Mobile top up is another option but they don't do ... Nectar is no way even closer to Tesco ... Wish I could find something useful to spend my 16k points... Ideally some gift vouchers .. Any ideas ?

Thanks for replying I might just keep hold of my points until the summer then just incase they offer it as I'm sure they done it at the big sainsburys near me last year

Quantum Break will be mine.

Warning to you. I had my card stolen and reported that day. Nectar sent a new card with last three numbers the only difference. Two weeks later my points were redeemed by thief! Nectar claim I did it but cctv says otherwise.

Echo most comments on here, not a patch on the Tesco Clubcard scheme due to T's & C's.
I do high mileage and fill up at a Sainsbury's petrol station so I usually have nectar equivalent of £100+ to spend. Not wonderful news when you calculate how much petrol I have bought to gain those points. Tend to cash in at face value on something noticeable (camera, mobile phone) at Argos where there don't seem to be any restrictions other than they don't give you the penny change.

So instead of getting 0.5% back this makes it a whole 1% ? :neutral_face:
woop

hi
thanks for posting. I always use my points towards days out. Do you know if there is a chance for double up for it?

guessing I can't buy Steam or Amazon vouchers with this double up?

Thank you Chanchi :smile:

Random question and thanks for the heads up but don't nectar do what Tesco do and let you double up on days out?

Yet again the same old complicated double up scheme by Sainsburys. Surprised they haven't additionally stipulated that vouchers must be redeemed when there is a full moon and you must be wearing your underpants inside out.

Also be warned that you will lose your redeemed nectar points if you don't spend the voucher by the cutoff date.

Couldn't find anything last year I wanted to part my points with but I'll have another look.

Because it's brilliant value for anything under £40, and numerous things fall into that category – a new microwave/kettle/toaster, kitting out the house with LED bulbs, a new duvet and pillows, a few polo shirts for the holiday, socks, boxer shorts, etc.

Oh god oh god....how do I decide to get?!?

Thx!

Any chance this could be posted again on 30th to remind me as it would be over a month and could be reposted.

ok cheers

Cant you use 20 to get 40, then use 10 to get 20 ? i mean if i have £30 of nectar points.

No.

Weli, yes, but (based on previous nectar double up), you can exchange a maximum of £20-worth of nectar points. (at normal Sainsbury redemption rates) get £40 off. Probably get a ps4 for £20 less than Sainsbury's price.


Good question. Nectar double up is always surrounded by restrictions that make it poor value. No idea why it gets voted hot here

does this include nappies? can't find baby section on list

Am I correct I can use this to buy a ps4?

Why do they limit it to £40? They're my points, I earned them. They didn't just give them to me!!

Time to get another years playstation network subscription for 20 squids. :smiley:

Cheers for the notice, somehow we've got about £30 between two cards!

wonder what steam mops they will have on it as mums intrested in one

Are mobile phones included or excluded?? Can't see on either list

Do they limit or can I for example spend £40 on clothes?

Good for the new lego set i want

Cheers OP. Heat added. Late to the party :wink:



You have made me bankrupt on most occasions :stuck_out_tongue:

boss!!

Cheers :wink:

​ClubCard Boost? Tell me more...

Balls, think the Disney BOGOF promo ends three days before this starts :disappointed:

Whoop! Time to spend my points I got from filling car up a tenner at a time :smiley: fan-bloomin- tastic! Thanks so much Chanchi

Nice double up, chanci

Ta.

Can't wait. Tesco CC Boost AND Nectar Double Up! Crazy month.

When's Boost start again, Chiwauaua? :smirk:

Thank you chanchi, heat on :smiley:

Not sure I can find anything on that list I would like :man::laughing:

Hot deal chichi, thanks for the heads up :smile:

Might finally get the Hobbit extended box set bluray.

Are they limiting the amount you can double up again?

double up heads up, ta ta

FD?

Nice spot, TY :smiley:

Been waiting so long for this! Appreciate the heads up :smile:

How to take part at Sainsbury's



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More info about the Double Up
What's in and out guide
Terms and conditions
FAQs

Nectar Double Up Categories

Here are the categories that you can redeem you Double Up vouchers in:

1. Toys

Pre-school toys
Children’s toys
Outdoor toys

2. Homeware

Kitchen

Saucepans
Frying pans
Woks
Casserole dishes
Kitchen utensils
Dinnerware
Kitchen textiles
Placemats and coasters
Glassware
Mugs
Flasks and filters
Non-electric coffee makers
Kitchen storage
Mops and buckets
Bedroom

Bed linen
Duvets and pillows
Mattress protectors
Cushions and throws
Bathroom

Towels
Bath mats
Bathroom storage
Bathroom bins
Toilet seats
Toilet brushes
Soap dishes
Soap dispensers
Bathroom scales
Shower curtains
Shower heads and hoses
Light pulls
Household

Home storage
Candle accessories
Candles and home fragrance
Non seasonal home decorations
Frames and mirrors
Clocks
Vases
Lighting in the homeware section
Laundry homeware (does not include cleaning products)
Door mats

What’s not included
Gardening
Cleaning products

3. Electricals

Kitchen

Kitchen Steamers
Fryers
Countertop grills
Kettles
Electrical drink makers
Slow cookers
Bread makers
Food processors including grinding and chopping attachments
Toasters
Sandwich toasters
Irons
Electric carving knife
Domestic appliances

Vacuum cleaners and vacuum cleaning accessories
Steam mops
Carpet cleaners
Microwaves
Electrical fans
Electrical heaters
Health and beauty electricals

Nose hair trimmers, beard trimmers, epilators and shavers
Hair dryers
Hair straighteners and stylers
Hair clippers
Electric toothbrushes
Technology

Laptops
Laptop bags
Tablets
Printers
PC accessories
MS Office 365
Disposable cameras
Digital cameras
Memory cards
Camera film
E-book readers
Electrical tablets
Fitbug and Fitbit fitness trackers
Landline handsets
Sound & Vision

Radios
Clock radios
iPod docking stations
Hi-Fi systems
Speakers
Televisions, wall mounts and television stands
DVD and Blu-ray players
Freeview and NOW TV boxes
Freeview recorder
Home cinema systems
Leads and cables
Headphones
Leisure equipment

DIY
Fitness equipment
Bike care and accessories
Car maintenance and cleaning
Luggage
Travel accessories: luggage tags, adaptors, padlocks and luggage scales
Backpacks

What’s not included:
Torches
Extension leads
Batteries
Fuses
Adaptors
Timers
Security alarms
Door bells
Light bulbs
Printer ink

4. Entertainment

(not Inc. Sainsbury’s Entertainment on Demand)

DVDs
Blu-rays
CDs
Video games
Toys to life: Disney Infinity, Lego Dimension, Skylander and Nintendo Amiibo
PC games
Consoles
Console accessories
Books

What’s not included:
eBooks
Sainsbury’s Entertainment on Demand

5. Taste the Difference:

Wine
Champagne
Sparkling
Sherry
Port

What’s not included:
All branded wines
All by Sainsbury’s wines
Basics wines
Spirits
Beers, lagers and ales
Gifting beer, wine and spirits
Liquors

6. Tu Clothing

Women’s clothing
Men’s clothing
Children’s clothing
Footwear
Accessories
Fancy dress
Swimwear & wetsuits
Sportswear
Nightwear
Lingerie and hosiery

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