‘Ready for winter’ shoppers rush to B&M as teddy fleece bedding is now £10
FALL has officially begun and everyone is starting to retreat.
Summer duvets are being replaced by thicker duvets that are wonderful to snuggle under.
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And one savvy shopper bagged a bargain when she visited her local B&M store.
Mary Butterton posted some pictures of what she had bought in the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
The first is a Teddy Fleece duvet set with two pillowcases in cream.
She captioned the photo: “Double teddy fleece bedding reduced to £10 B&M, ready for winter!”
The duvet cover comes from the Cosy collection by B&M and features thermal fleece to keep you warm during cold nights.
Some of the colours are available online for £20, so Mary was able to grab a bargain and pay half price!
While in the store, Mary also noticed some Christmas pajamas.
The pyjama set was aimed at children aged 5-6, but was originally priced at £6 and is now available for 10p!
They wore a gray long-sleeved T-shirt with the text ‘Merry Christmas’ and a reindeer on the front.
The bottom consisted of long leggings in matching gray, decorated with reindeer.
A B&M shopper commented on Marys’ post: “They’re from last year. Not all stores even have them as most sell them straight after Christmas to get rid of them.
“This year there are all new styles.”
Another added: “They’re now only 10p, the same as last year, so not all shops have them but they’re very comfortable and a bargain!”
Someone else commented: “We don’t mind last year’s stock!”
As for the other discounted items: B&M is selling Sherpa kids’ hoodies for half price.
The grey and cream ones were originally £10 and are now £5, while the pink and blue ones were £5 and are now £2.50.
Measuring approximately 96 x 125 cm, they are ideal for keeping children warm on the sofa.
Looking for clever ways to keep your home warm this winter? A real estate expert has shared his tips with you.
Cheap gadgets to keep you warm
MARTIN Lewis’ MoneySavingExpert shared six gadgets that can help you turn off the heating and still stay warm.
Heating “the man, not the house” means you warm yourself up instead of turning on the heating and heating the whole house.
This will help you save money on your energy bill and avoid having to sit in the cold.
- USB Gloves – Initial cost £10, running costs less than 1p per hour
- Heated insoles – initial cost £10, cost to use less than 1p per hour
- USB Hand Warmers – Initial cost £15, running costs less than 1p per hour
- Electric vest – initial cost £50 (including battery pack), running costs less than 1p per hour
- Microwaveable wheat bag – initial cost £4, running costs less than 1p per hour
- Reusable hand warmers – initial cost £5 for a pair, running costs less than 1p per hour
