In short
- What the site needs in order to work is always on. It holds no advertising identifiers.
- Everything else waits for your yes.
- Your answer is remembered for 12 months; then we ask again.
- You can change it at any time, with the button on this page or with “Cookie settings” at the foot of every page.
Four kinds of cookies
- Strictly necessaryAlways on
Make the site work: remember your cookie answer, show your order confirmation and stop the same order being sent twice.
- PreferencesOnly with your yes
Remember small choices you make on a site. This site keeps none beyond your cookie answer, which counts as necessary.
- StatisticsOnly with your yes
Count visits and pages in aggregate, to see which parts of a site are used.
- AdvertisingOnly with your yes
Link a visit to the advert that brought you here, so it is known which adverts lead to orders, and let Google and Meta show our adverts to people who have visited the shop.
What this site keeps in your browser
These items are kept in your browser's local storage, not as cookies. They stay on your device, are not sent to us with each page, and hold no advertising identifiers. You can delete them at any time from your browser's settings for this site.
hsx:cookie-pick - What it is for
- Your answer to the cookie question (yes or no to statistics and to advertising) and the date you gave it.
- How long
- 12 months, then the question is asked again
hsx:receipt - What it is for
- Your last order from the shop: its reference, total and item, with the first name, phone number and country you gave, so the confirmation page can show them.
- How long
- Until your next order replaces it, or you clear this site's data
hsx:receipt-told: [order] - What it is for
- A mark that this order has already been counted, so reloading the confirmation page never counts it twice. No personal details.
- How long
- Until you clear this site's data
hsx:lead: [language]: [item] - What it is for
- The name, phone number and address you sent from an order form on a product page in your language, so its thank-you page can show the number we will call.
- How long
- Until you send that form again, or clear this site's data
hsx:lead-lock: [language]: [item] - What it is for
- The last digits of the phone number used and the times that form was sent, so the same order is not booked twice by mistake.
- How long
- Sends older than 24 hours are no longer counted
hsx:conv: [language]: [item]: [time] - What it is for
- A mark that an order from a product page has already been counted. No personal details.
- How long
- Until you clear this site's data
A part of a name in square brackets stands for the order, language, item or time it belongs to. All of these are strictly necessary.
Cookies from advertising partners
Only after you say yes to advertising, the partners below may set these cookies on this site:
_gcl_au- Set by
- Google Ireland Limited
- What it is for
- Links a visit to a later order, to measure Google adverts
- How long
- 90 days
_gcl_aw- Set by
- Google Ireland Limited
- What it is for
- Keeps the reference of the Google advert you clicked
- How long
- 90 days
_fbp- Set by
- Meta Platforms Ireland Limited
- What it is for
- Recognises this browser, to measure Meta adverts and show them to past visitors
- How long
- 90 days
_fbc- Set by
- Meta Platforms Ireland Limited
- What it is for
- Keeps the reference of the Meta advert you clicked
- How long
- 90 days
Google and Meta may also use cookies on their own websites, under their own rules. How the data is used is explained in the privacy notice.
Google Consent Mode
This site uses Google Consent Mode v2. Here is what it means for you:
- Until you answer, and whenever your answer is no, the Google tag runs restricted: it writes no advertising cookies, reads none, and removes advertising identifiers from what it sends.
- When you say yes, the tag is told straight away and works normally, including the cookies listed above.
- The Meta pixel is loaded only after a yes to advertising.
Your choice, and how to change it
Your answer is saved in your browser for 12 months. After that, or if you clear your browser's data, the question comes back.
Taking back a yes stops new cookies from being set. Cookies already stored stay until they expire, or until you delete them in your browser's settings, usually under privacy or site data.
Questions about cookies: privacy@homesaveexpress.com.
A question about your data?
Write toprivacy@homesaveexpress.com
We answer within 30 days.