B&Q launches huge clearance sale from £5 with garden bargains including sofa and hot air balloon lamps
SHOP TO IT B&Q launches huge clearance sale from £5 with garden bargains including sofa and hot air balloon lamps
B&Q HAS launched a huge clearance sale with shoppers picking up summer garden bargains for just £5.
Shoppers could not believe their luck after they spotted a range of products scanning for just a few quid at the bargain store.
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The viral hot air balloon lights were on offer for £5
Credit: Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group
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One shopper scored a stylish sofa for £50
Credit: Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group
A number of products were on offer including the popular hot air balloon solar lights.
The product was scanning for £5 down from £10.
The find was shared on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Group along with other bargains from B&Q.
That included a solar LED wall light which was on sale for £10 down from £23 and a packet of Christmas lights for £5 down from £18.
Elsewhere, a shopper managed to pick up a stylish grey garden sofa for £50 down from £250 in the B&Q sale.
Fellow bargain hunters were quick to praise the find, with one writing: "Bargain. Same sofa at my local b&q was £150 yesterday."
While another added: "Saw the sofa in B&Q Huddersfield today but it was £100."
If you want to shop the bargains you may have to head to your nearest B&Q as the offers do not appear to be available online.
You can find your nearest B&Q by visiting, http://www.diy.com/find-a-store.
And it is not the only bargain spotted in the DIY store recently.
'Why is no-one talking about this-' woman says about B&M buy that'll transform her bathroom for 'less than a Domino's'
Shoppers have been raving over B&Q's Zero in Spider Repellent Spray will help keep creepy crawlies at bay.
It costs £7.99 and aims to get spiders out of your home.
Shoppers have also been going wild for a weeding tool that aims to keep your patio clean.
The Telescopic Extending Patio Groove Weed Remover costs £8.70.
It can help you tackle any stubborn weed without having to even bend over.
Elsewhere, Dunelm has also launched a sale on summer goods.
Savvy savers can get their hands on an Elements seven-seater corner and dining set for £349.30 down from £499 - a 30% discount.
The set comes with two sofas, a dining table, two ottoman seats and seat pads and cushions.
More B&Q news
B&Q will be open over the August Bank Holiday, as Brits often use the extra day off to do some much needed DIY.
Local stores may adjust their opening hours, so it would be wise to ask for more details in store or check out the location finder — diy.com/find-a-store.
You can find out the opening hours of your other favourite stores by clicking on the link here.
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