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Lidl is selling a cheap gadget to keep you cool while sleeping this summer – and it's £12 cheaper than an Argos buy

Lidl is selling a cheap gadget to keep you cool while sleeping this summer – and it's £12 cheaper than an Argos buy

The Sun7 days ago

LIDL has the perfect item to keep the temperature down as you snooze in the summer months.
Shoppers are obsessed with the ice cool gel pillows that are easy to use and won't break the bank.
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For just £7.99 on the Lidl plus app, shoppers can get their hands on the Silentnight Cooling Gel Pillow Pad.
That's more than £12 cheaper than a similar product on Argos, with the low price available until June 7.
Describes as perfect for restless sleepers and over heaters, the pillow give you instant cooling comfort so you don't need to be flipping the pillow during the night.
At 60x40cm it covers your entire pillow and simply needs to be slid inside your pillowcase on top of your normal pillow.
For those needed even more cooling comfort, the cooling pad can be put on top of your pillow.
Then for those especially hot nights during summer, you can put the gel pad into the fridge to make it extra cool and keep you sleeping well.
According to The Sleep Charity 16°C-18°C is ideal for a good night's sleep, but if your bedroom temperature is over 24°C you're more likely to wake up.
Using a lighter tog duvet (or even a sheet), a home fan with a quiet setting and opening your windows to let air circulate all help keep your room cool as you rest.
The Lidl Plus app is Lidl 's loyalty app was launched in 2020 and offers personalised discount coupons, based on each customer's shopping habits.
The cooling pillow is not the only gadget Lidl is sellin g at a steal to help customers during the summer months.
From Thursday, May 29, Lidl will start selling the Silvercrest Local Air Conditioner is bound to keep you super cool all summer long.
The handy gadget also works as a dehumidifier and ventilator and can be easily moved throughout the house thanks to its wheels and recessed side grips.
It also automatically oscillates, meaning your whole room will be cooled, and has two different fan speeds, depending on how much you need cooling down.
Priced at £149.00, the fan comes with a three-year warranty and has a 24-hour-digital timer function.
It is also £180 cheaper than the Logik Portable Air Conditioner & Dehumidifier, which costs £329 from Curry's.
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