‘Absolute bargain' parents are racing to Dunelm for ‘super soft' £8 Disney travel essential that's scanning for just £2
Abigail Wilson, Senior Digital Writer
Published: Invalid Date,
BARGAIN hunters are going wild for a brand new buy in Dunelm that's perfect for travelling.
So if you're lucky enough to be jetting abroad any time soon, then you'll need to check this out.
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Shoppers are raving about the new Disney Mickey and Minnie Mouse Travel Pillow from Dunelm - and you're sure to be shocked when you see the price tag.
Not only is it super purse-friendly, but it's bound to be a travel essential for those going on long haul flights.
Even better, your kids, especially Disney fans, are sure to love it.
The Disney Mickey and Minnie Mouse Travel Pillow was originally priced at £8, but is now scanning at just £2 - yes, you heard that correctly - and shoppers are calling it an 'absolute bargain '.
One savvy woman was left stunned by the purse-friendly travel accessory and eagerly flocked to social media to share it with others.
Posting on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, a private Facebook group with 2.6 million members, Nicky Perks uploaded a screenshot of her bargain buy, which is also available to order online for only £2, leaving many open-mouthed.
Alongside the post, Nicky beamed: 'Absolute bargain, tags say £8, ordered and arrived.'
The Disney pillow, which has been described by Dunelm bosses as "extremely soft' has been hailed as 'perfect for travel'.
Not only is it comfortable and machine washable, but it's great for enhancing travel adventures for your little darling (or for you if you're a big Disney fan!).
Those at Dunelm have hailed it a 'must-have companion for your next journey' and describe it as 'lightweight and compact'.
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
But that's not all, as this brilliant buy also provides 'ultimate comfort' thanks to its ergonomic design that is 'carefully crafted' for the neck and shoulders.
Covered with an eye-catching all-over Minnie and Mickey Mouse print, as well as the iconic Disney ears, it's sure to sell out fast, so you'll need to move quickly if you want to nab it.
The Sun Travel team's holiday essentials
WITH decades of experience and hundreds of countries under their belt, the Sun Travel team have shared some of the essential items they always pack on a trip.
Here are some of the game-changing items we always pack - and some will barely cost you a thing.
Lisa Minot, Head of Travel - Global travel plug with USB (£64)
Caroline McGuire, Travel Editor - Hotel Slippers
Sophie Swietochowski, Assistant Travel Editor - Pack of 40 earplugs (£40)
Kara Godfrey, Deputy Travel Editor - 1 litre water bottle (£8.99)
Ryan Gray, Travel Reporter - Bluetooth eye mask (£16.50)
Giuli Graziano, Travel Writer - AirTag luggage location tracker (£29.99).
Facebook users were stunned by the affordable find and many eagerly raced to the comments to express this.
One person said: 'Thanks, I've just got four for our holiday.'
Another added: 'How cute.'
While a third commented: 'Thanks, just got some for the kids.'
Shoppers rave
But it's not just those on Facebook that have been left impressed with the travel pillow, as numerous Dunelm shoppers have raced to the website to share their rave reviews of the high-street buy, which has now amassed an average rating of 4.1 out of five.
One shopper wrote: 'Fantastic product, great quality, perfect gift for a well travelled Disney lover. Can take off cover to enable cleaning without affecting the integrity of the pillow.'
A second chimed in: 'Very nice item. Soft and colourful.'
Meanwhile, one bargain hunter explained: 'Super soft and comfortable but also has structure to it unlike previous ones we have tried that loose shape.'
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The first portable folding stool is believed to have been made over 4,500 years ago in Mesopotamia, but JB Fenby's 1881 folding chair in wood and canvas set the standard and still inspires many of the camping chairs made today, including the Snow Peak bamboo chair above. The arrival of lightweight aluminium post-WW2 expanded the possibilities and nowadays there's a huge range of specially-designed outdoor seats to choose from, usually made from weatherproof synthetic fabrics and meshes.
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