Cheapest places to buy fans this week as temps to top 30C – and prices start at just £1.50
Plus the other bargain products to stay cool this summer
FAN-TASTIC Cheapest places to buy fans this week as temps to top 30C – and prices start at just £1.50
WITH Brits facing temperatures of up to 30C this week, many of us have been left frantically searching for a fan.
But as shoppers race to snap up all of the bargain deals, you'll need to be quick to get one before they sell out.
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Dunelm's Mini Multi-Coloured Handheld Fan is available for just £1.50
Credit: Dunelm
With prices starting at £1.50 it's the perfect time to stock up so that you're prepared for the hot weather.
To keep cool on the go, Dunelm are selling a Mini Multi-Coloured Handheld Fan for just £1.50.
Its lightweight portable design makes it ideal for bringing around with you, especially during a hot rush hour commute.
Available in blue, green and purple, the fan is both functional and stylish.
What's more, the product already comes with batteries included, so you'll be good to go just in time for the heatwave.
A description on the Dunelm website reads: "This compact fan is ideal for travel.
"With a choice of three colours this fan is fun and bold.
"With a simple on/off operation this fan is easy to use."
Its flat base means that once you get to the office it can be easily propped up on your desk, helping to keep you cool all day long.
A review for the product is positive, giving the bargain item a 5 star rating.
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The reviewer wrote: "Cracking little product for the price. Me & my BBQ guests were grateful to have them in the heatwave!"
At such an affordable price, why not stock up on a few so that you don't get caught out in the summer sun.
As Brits prepare for a summer of sky-high temperatures, it might be a good time to stock up on Dunelm's range of cooling items.
The retailer recently slashed the price of their temperature-regulating duvet, offering a 20% discount.
Its Fogarty Temperature Regulating Wool All Seasons Duvet is currently available for £56 - down from £70.
Shoppers were raving about the product, saying it had helped keep them cooling during humid summer nights.
The price becomes even more enticing because the product can be used year-round, as the natural wool helps to keep you warm in the colder months.
One five star review reads: "Great temperature regulation and a great weight. Bought the second one for the guest bedroom."
The bargain buy is a whopping £59 cheaper than an equivalent product at John Lewis.
Both products are available online and in store.
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