Reduced to £9.99 in Argos and then use the Emma's diary £10 off Argos voucher when you go in store to collect. Cannot be used online. Works and it's completely free! Just sign up to Emma's diary or log in and it's on the list of Argos vouchers. You can still reserve online too and when you go collect just show the voucher on your phone to get it for free.
Latest comments (28)
lj69
1 Sep 17#28
Did anyone have trouble getting argos to accept voucher? Apparently angelcare have withdrawn voucher according to the argos I had one reserved at
And78
1 Sep 17#26
Hmm it says £19.99?
hvc123xo to And78
1 Sep 17#27
They've obviously put the price back to normal. It was £9.99 days ago.
neilied
31 Aug 17#25
Oos all argos local to me :disappointed:
Jeckle
27 Aug 17#20
This voucher is not valid in-store as the item is less than the voucher.
bbygirl to Jeckle
27 Aug 17#24
Who told you that?
steve123uk
26 Aug 17#2
This is one deal I won't be getting.
Emmas diary is for new mums, and while you think you are getting a freebie. The ACTUAL new mums who try and get this from Argos for their newborns, will find it sold out because the voucher has been abused.
EmmaBillcliffe to steve123uk
26 Aug 17#6
I am a Mum to be and I have got this using the voucher I was given by signing up. Not my problem if Argos want to reduce it.
steveblackman to EmmaBillcliffe
27 Aug 17#23
Think you're missing the point of the comment.
thomasleep to steve123uk
27 Aug 17#21
Is there nothing sacred anymore!!! now voucher abuse!!
thomasleep
27 Aug 17#22
What is and where is Emmas diary?
leightonbloke
27 Aug 17#19
No stock in Cambridgeshire booo!!!
sydney2
27 Aug 17#18
Which Argos are they available from if u happened to notice
Satan_Claws
27 Aug 17#16
No stock near me, could have done with one for emptying the cat litter tray
angel69 to Satan_Claws
27 Aug 17#17
I've got a spare used one if your local to Leicester!!
kait2005
26 Aug 17#15
Thanks! In store at mine so going to collect tomorrow :relaxed:
arkhan78
26 Aug 17#14
You will be lucky to find one - cold!
puddles9999
26 Aug 17#13
Great for my 15 year old in nappies
enog
26 Aug 17#12
Surely you’re just better off with a big pack of nappy bags from one of the major supermarkets? They’re usually around £1 for 300 bags!
likeabargainme
26 Aug 17#11
What a great find but out of stock in my area :angry: Voted hot anyway!
EmmaBillcliffe
26 Aug 17#10
If you are able to you can order them in to collect in a few days online. That's what I did. Thanks
hvc123xo
26 Aug 17#9
OOS everywhere in a 40 mile radius of me.
dz1
26 Aug 17#8
Out of stock in my area.
HantsShopper
26 Aug 17#7
These deals are changing all the time and there are all sorts of different options out there. If you click on the link I left that may answer your question or this one:-
My daughter in law reckons she saves a significant amount even though after her initial trial she had to buy some reusable nappies herself, which are not cheap, she still saves money in the long run by not having to buy disposables.
EmmaBillcliffe
26 Aug 17#5
Yes it free for everyone everywhere. And they aren't out of stock in my area.
HantsShopper
26 Aug 17#3
These seem like a bit of a waste of time to me. The initial bin may be free but then you have to pay for the cassettes with the refill bags in afterwards which seem very expensive. If you want to avoid smells why not just put the nappy sack straight in the dustbin - or better still use reusable nappies. My daughter in law gets reusable bamboo nappies which are much more ecologically friendly and initially provided (and washed!) free by their council.
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Emmas diary is for new mums, and while you think you are getting a freebie. The ACTUAL new mums who try and get this from Argos for their newborns, will find it sold out because the voucher has been abused.
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My daughter in law reckons she saves a significant amount even though after her initial trial she had to buy some reusable nappies herself, which are not cheap, she still saves money in the long run by not having to buy disposables.
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