B&M shoppers rush to buy garden essential scanning in for more than 50% off in nationwide summer sale
SHOP TO IT B&M shoppers rush to buy garden essential scanning in for more than 50% off in nationwide summer sale
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B&M shoppers are rushing to get their hands on this garden essential that is scanning for more than 50 per cent off in the nationwide summer sale.
With the budget retailer's summer sale well underway, eagle-eyed customers were quick to spot this bargain deal.
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Shoppers are scanning the item for just £20
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This comes after B&M launched its summer sale
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The price of this sought after garden bench has already dropped to £45 from £60, however, shoppers have been left stunned by the huge saving at the checkout.
People are snatching up the benches for just £20 each.
Customers, who couldn't believe their luck, were quick to express their excitement on social media.
One took to Facebook to share the news, writing: "These benches from b+m still said £45 on the label but on the app and at the till they scanned at £20 each."
The post instantly gained lots of attention and has sent shoppers rushing to stores to get their hands on the discounted garden goods.
One user was quick to comment: "Thank you, just been to our local one at wellingbro and they scanned at £30 there too."
The black rattan effect bench makes for the perfect addition to your garden to soak up the last of the summer sun.
This comes after B&M launched its huge sale with starting prices of just £4.
The bargain retailer is flogging the huge selection of home essentials as part of its Special Buy sale.
Among the items up for grabs are handy clothing rails, side tables and floating shelves for less than £10.
The major discounts were also spotted by a savvy shopper on the Bargain Lovers's Facebook page.
They shared a selection of photos from their local store's sale section with the caption: "At B&M" with the eyes emoji.
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Garden decor buys have also been slashed in the summer sale.
In addition to picking up a bargain bench, other discounted offerings include outdoor lights and planters for as little as £4.
This also isn't the first time shoppers have rushed to buy an item scanning for a cheaper price.
Earlier this month, B&M fans raced to make whopping £39 savings on childrens toys.
Swathes of savvy savers have spotted cut-price deals in branches, with a number posting their finds on Facebook.
One uploaded pictures of Monster High and Sonic the Hedgehog toys scanning for just £1 and a Zuru Max dinosaur egg toy for £3.
Another said they found stationery sets for 50p and kids clogs for only 10p.
A third and fourth found a Tiffany's World set and Rapid Fire pinball game for just £1.
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