DUNELM shoppers are looking for 50% off as they flock to buy ‘warm and snug’ winter gadgets that cost less to run.
This ‘stylish’ winter warmer is down from £14 to just £7 and will help you cut down on your energy bills during the colder months.
All of Dunelm’s teddy bear long hot water bottles have run out even though the temperature has dropped.
The product description states, “This is a soft, simple, and stylish hot water bottle that is perfect for staying warm and comfortable this winter.
“This hot water bottle is the perfect gift this winter. We also have matching teddy neck hot water bottles and regular hot water bottles.”
For those who want to avoid turning on the heating at night, a hot water bottle is always a go-to.
Dunelm products come in a variety of colors and are currently available for purchase online.
It already has a 4.7/5 rating from over 100 reviews, with shoppers raving about how it keeps them warm “for hours.”
One person said: “The shape fits my back nicely. That’s exactly what I bought it for. So far, the quality and value seem good.”
A second user added: “Great purchase, great size, so comfortable even on cold nights!”
And a third said: “I was looking for it for a while and found it on sale. I bought it for my daughter and mother.”
“Really great value and great product. Exactly what I wanted.”
It comes as shoppers are also flocking to Aldi to buy “amazing” hot water bottles that don’t need to be refilled.
And Dunelm also has the ‘blissful’ winter essentials everyone needs to keep warm at night.
How to reduce utility costs
If you don’t have a smart meter and haven’t sent your recent meter readings to your supplier, it’s worth doing so now.
When meter readings are updated, suppliers can better understand usage and bill accurately.
There are some cheap and easy ways to heat your home and reduce your energy bill.
It’s estimated that every degree your thermostat increases increases your heating costs by about 10%. So get the balance right.
The Energy Saving Trust recommends setting your thermostat to the lowest temperature you are most comfortable with (18°C to 21°C in most cases).
Similar to thermostatic radiator valves in some rooms, they can also reduce boiler flow temperatures. You can save around £180 a year on your energy bills.
Ventilation is good for your health and air quality, but it’s also where heat escapes first.
If there is a draft, grab a draft eliminator and seal the gap.