Aldi selling £7.99 gadget that will keep your garden free of bugs and pests throughout summer
ALDI is launching a budget-friendly gadget this weekend that promises to keep bugs and pests at bay throughout the warmer months.
Available in stores across the UK from Sunday, June 8, the Zero In Bug Zapper Lantern is priced at just £7.99 — and it's already catching the attention of bargain hunters.
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It's designed for versatility, you can hang it up or stand it on any surface
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The lantern kills nuisance flies and mosquitoes on contact, helping to create a bug-free zone ideal for BBQs, camping trips or even indoor use.
It's designed for versatility, you can hang it up or stand it on any surface, and it works best in low-light conditions.
The gadget also features four built-in LED lights and comes complete with a USB rechargeable battery pack and charging cable, making it easy to power up for evening use.
Whether you're enjoying a quiet evening on the patio or hosting friends and family for a garden gathering, this simple tool could make all the difference.
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Aldi says the lantern is 'perfect for outdoor living,' especially for those who want to enjoy summer evenings without being pestered by insects.
It's part of Aldi's wider push to offer low-cost garden essentials this season, with the budget supermarket regularly selling out of its Specialbuys aimed at outdoor living.
Shoppers have already snapped up Aldi's £4.99 concrete citronella candle, which comes in a range of colours and shapes to suit any garden table.
It doubles as a stylish decoration while helping to keep bugs at bay.
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Other garden deals from Aldi include anti-rust fencing panels, colourful planters, and solar-powered lighting, all priced to suit every pocket.
If you're heading on a camping trip or caravan break this summer, the zapper's portable design and rechargeable battery make it easy to take on the go.
And while most bug repellents rely on sprays or sticky traps, this zapper offers a cleaner alternative with no mess or harsh chemicals.
Aldi's garden gadgets have built up a loyal fan base online, with shoppers often praising their affordability and ease of use.
The Zero In Bug Zapper Lantern is expected to sell fast, so those hoping to grab one should head to stores from Sunday before stock disappears.
It's not the only budget option on the high street either, rival stores like Home Bargains and B&M are also offering low-cost pest solutions, from citronella torches to portable fire pits.
Keep pests out all summer
IF you want to ensure that your home is pest free this summer, here's what you need to know.
here's what you need to know.
Hornets and wasps
- hate the smell of peppermint oil so spraying this liberally around your patio or balcony can help to keep them at bay.
Moths
- acidic household white vinegar is effective for deterring moths. Soak some kitchen roll in vinegar and leave it in your wardrobe as a deterrent.
Flying ants
- herbs and spices, such as cinnamon, mint, chilli pepper, black pepper, cayenne pepper, cloves, or garlic act as deterrents.
Mosquitoes
- plants, herbs and essential oil fragrances can help deter mozzies inside and out. Try eucalyptus, lavender and lemongrass.
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Aldi's garden gadgets have built up a loyal fan base online, with shoppers often praising their affordability and ease of use
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