Bargain hunters ‘love' 89p buy from Aldi that will ensure your home smells fresh this spring
With temperatures soaring again this weekend, after a
many of us likely
have plans to invite friends over for BBQ's or garden parties.
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Bargain hunters are racing to Aldi to snap up an 89p buy that will make your home smell fresh this spring
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The Astonish cleaning spray is now just 89p
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And whilst we will hopefully be spending as much time as possible in the garden, it's important to make sure your home smells fresh and inviting.
Although many home fragrances, such as scented candles or diffusers, can have a hefty price tag, Aldi has the perfect product that is penny pincher friendly.
Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted that the Astonish Multi-Purpose Surface Cleaner in orange grove scent is currently on sale at the budget supermarket for just 89p.
Highlighting the deal in the
89p multipurpose cleaner at Aldi!"
The post was flooded with comments from bargain lovers, sharing their excitement at the find.
One person said: "This is
nice
, it smells lovely!"
A second person, tagging a friend said: "Get about 12 bottles please."
A third person chimed in: "I love all the Astonish range."
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The bargain buy can be used on a variety of surfaces, to make your house squeaky clean.
Plus, the added orange
oil
powers through grease, and makes your home smell divine too.
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Astonish said: "Our everyday Multi-Surface Cleaner can be used on all surfaces around the home.
"With the added benefit of powerful orange oil to cut through grease deposits and stains.
"This spray leaves your surfaces sparkling clean with a streak-free shine and hygienically fresh! Ideal for use on kitchen surfaces, hobs and oven doors."
Shoppers are also going wild for a
Cheap tricks to make your home smell amazing
YANKEE Candles can make your home smell amazing but they're a pricey option at full price.
So here are some other ways you can keep your house smelling fresh for a fraction of the price.
Burning incense
Using wax melts
Stocking up on reed diffuers
Lighting scented candles
Burning essential oils
Making pot pourri
Baking something delicious
Simmering fruits and spices
Filling your house with scented houseplants like jasmine and eucalyptus
The Your Sol Mate
Fabulosa
Floor Cleaner, is available in two scents -
Summer
Crush and Hummingbird.
Not only are these floor cleaners a
bargain
, but they are a jaw-dropping £22.81
cheaper
than the iconic
, and the
, both of which
retail
at £24.
Bargain hunter Shauna took to
TikTok
to rave about the product, stating in a video: "This is not a drill, this is not a drill - the
'Fabulosa has now released two different scents of floor cleaner that smell exactly like Sol de Janeiro.
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'Look at it. Two of them went straight in my basket.'
The bargain hunter then advised: 'Go down to your local
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