Aldi is selling a handy gadget that's £70 cheaper than Karcher perfect for getting your garden ready for summer
SAVVY SHOPPER Aldi is selling a handy gadget that's £70 cheaper than Karcher perfect for getting your garden ready for summer
ALDI is selling a must-have garden gadget that's just under £70 cheaper than a similar one from top brand Karcher – and it's ideal for sprucing up your patio ahead of summer.
The FERREX Small Pressure Washer is landing as part of the supermarket's latest Specialbuy range – and it'll only set you back £49.99.
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Aldi is selling the FERREX Small Pressure Washer for just £49.99
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Whereas the Karcher's pressure is significantly more expensive at £119
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Pressure washers are brilliant for blasting away dirt, moss and grime from patios, garden furniture, decking and driveways in seconds – and this bargain bit of kit really delivers.
It comes with a 1400W motor and pumps out up to 110 bar of pressure – more than enough to tackle stubborn stains outdoors.
It comes with a three meter high-pressure hose, spray gun, cleaning lance with extension and a quick-connect system for easily switching attachments.
Weighing in at just 5kg, it's light enough for moving around the garden and easy to stash away thanks to its integrated cable and hose holder.
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The gadget goes on sale from Thursday, June 5 – online and in stores – but like all Aldi Specialbuys, once they're gone, they're gone.
And it's a proper steal compared to pricier rivals.
For example, the Kärcher K2 Power Control Home Pressure Washer – with similar specs – will set you back £119 at B&Q, saving you just under £70 if you opt for the Aldi version.
The Karcher washer has similar specs, including a 110 bar pressure and patio cleaning capability, but comes with a much heftier price tag.
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Aldi's Specialbuys have built a cult following for delivering top value across garden gear, kitchen gadgets and more – and this latest deal is no exception.
Remember to compare prices
Websites like Trolley and Price Spy let you compare thousands of products across different retailers to find the best price.
Unveiling Aldi Specialbuys: Deals You Don't Want to Miss!
Price Spy even lets you see how much an item has cost over time.
A quick scan on the Google Shopping/Product tab will also bring up how much retailers are selling a certain item for too.
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Previous garden sales
Recently, shoppers were also flocking to Aldi after it dropped its latest garden must-haves — with prices starting from just £2.79.
Elsewhere, B&M released a number of garden furniture pieces — including a Sienna double egg chair for £250 and a Paris 2-Seater Pod Chair also priced at £250.
Argos has also slashed prices on outdoor and DIY essentials with discounts of up to £60.
And earlier this year, Wilko dropped prices on patio sets, lounge chairs and bistro sets ahead of summer.
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In February, Dunelm had a huge clearance sale with discounts of up to 75% on hundreds of items.
And most homeware stores hold sales in the summer.
Last summer, Dobbies launched a huge sale with prices slashed by up to 50% on garden furniture, plants, and homeware.
How to save money when shopping at Aldi
Unlike other major grocers, Aldi does not have a rewards or point card system but that does not mean you cannot save on your shop.
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Every week the store releases a list of special buys, which are unique bargain products you find online at Aldi and in store.
The store releases a fresh range of deals every Thursday and Sunday, so be sure to check regularly to see what's new.
Meanwhile, the store also regularly sells fruit and vegetables at highly discounted prices, as part of its 'super six' deal.
It also does weekly saving offers on typically pricey items such as meat and fish.
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Plus, it's worth keeping an eye out for products with red stickers on them.
These are added to items that have been reduced due to them being close to their best before date or slightly damaged.
The best time to get these reduced products is towards the end of the day, when you can get discounts worth up to 75%.
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