Dunelm is selling a cheap £12 gadget that can instantly elevate your garden while helping keep pests under control
CREATE a haven for wildlife in your garden - and bat off any unwanted pests while you're at it.
Green-fingered fans have been busy enhancing their gardens without ruffling any expensive feathers.
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Dunelm customers have been thrilled with the penny-pinching bird bath
Credit: Dunelm
Dunelm's Fallen Fruits Traditional Cast Iron Bird Bath with 2 Birds comes in at a cost efficient £12.
The elegant-looking hydration station boasts two cast iron
birds
and comes with a bird bath or tray.
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Garden Fountain Specialist with prices starting from £139.99.
The delightful bird statue description reads: "Invite nature into your garden with this delightful Two Birds Bird Bath.
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"Easy to assemble and suitable as either a bird bath or feeding tray, it offers a charming and functional accent for any outdoor space."
Birds using the bath can help reduce insect populations, including pesky mosquitoes.
Shoppers have also been rushing to buy more cost-savvy products at Dunelm.
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Dunelm
's Foil Charger Plate comes in two shades - charcoal and gold - and has been reduced to 31p from £1.25.
Customers have described the plates as 'great quality' and a 'fantastic price'.
Dunelm shoppers are scrambling to their local store and their 'massive sale' kicks off with posh glasses for 89p and £8 gadgets to keep the Spring chill out
The hand wash only items are a staple for any outdoor brunch or dinner occasion and measure 33cm (13").
The superstore explained about the product: "Ideal to place under your dining plates, this round foil charger plate is perfect for occasional dining to decorate your dining table setting and is available in a range of colours."
It's not the first time in recent months shoppers have rushed to buy a product at Dunelm.
One managed to pick up a Bromley Lamp Table for £6.90 marked down from £69.
Another bagged a stylish bar stool marked down to £19.90 from £200.
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