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Home Bargain shoppers rush to buy viral light perfect for sprucing up summer garden
HOME Bargains is selling a budget viral garden light perfect for adding a dash of colour to your garden this summer.
The solar powered LED lights are retailing for a staggeringly low £6.99.
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Designed in the shape of a hot air balloon the light turns on automatically at dusk.
With a large glass balloon shaped bulb featuring a variety of colours the light makes a bright addition to any garden.
It features a charming flame effect LED and a metal basket hanging below the balloon.
Home Bargains say the light is easy to install and includes a rechargeable battery pack.
The hot air balloon light is eligible for free delivery and can be purchased in store.
The light can be hung in the garden to easily add some colourful illumination to any outdoor space.
Eagle eyed shoppers spotted it on shelves and shared the find to social media.
One shopper boasted they managed to get theirs cheap in a sale, saying: "I paid 3.99 for mine in sale."
Another commented: "Street Somerset branch had these today , I debated getting one to go with the stick balloons and the hanging little ones but couldn't make my mind up."
A third wrote: "sooooo need these."
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Another replied: "The sign says XL there's several sizes."
The hot air balloon lights are sold by B&M in several different sizes with the XL version costing just £6.99.
B&M describe the product, saying: "Brighten up your garden with the Firefly Large Hot Air Balloon Solar Lights!
"With a charming flame LED effect and automatic dusk activation, this delightful addition is easy to install and brings a warm glow to your outdoor space."
The bargain retailer added: "It's the perfect size to make a striking addition to any outdoor area."
The £6.99 hot air balloon light measures in at H62 x W19.5cm.
B&M also offer a a mobile design of the lights - which features six of the hot air balloons hanging from copper wire.
The lights were seen on store shelves labelled as "star buys."
