Dunelm shoppers are rushing to buy ‘brilliant’ homeware must-have scanning at tills for £17.50 instead of £70
DUNELM shoppers are rushing to buy ‘brilliant’ homeware must-have scanning at the tills for a bargain price.
The homeware retailer has a pretty round mirror in the sale for just £17.50 instead of £70.
One savvy shopper who spotted the mirror in her local Dunelm shared her find to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains Facebook group.
Other bargain hunters were quick to tag their friends and also post the successes of their own sale shopping.
One person commented that she had recently bought a mirror from the retailer for just £20 down from £80.
And another person said: “Great price, well done you.”
Another group member tagged her friend and added: “Get this for the hallway.”
While someone else commented on the post said: “That’s brilliant.”
The shopper did not say which store she made the purchase, and we checked online but it is not showing on the website.
It is always worth checking ahead with your local store to see if they have stock beforehand, to avoid disappointment.
Just because something is listed in one it doesn’t necessarily mean it will be available in all.
You can find your nearest Dunelm by using the store locator tool on the website.
It is always good to shop around to make sure that you are getting the cheapest deal.
We had a look around to see what other retailers were offering on similar mirrors.
Argos has a similar decorative mosaic mirror on its website for £40, and B&Q has one that is plainer in design for £19.
Ikea has a large range of round mirrors and prices range from £10 to £99, so it really does depend on what you are looking for and what your budget is.
It does look a the moment that Dunelm is the cheapest around for this style of mirror, but prices can change daily so it’s worth doing your own research.
You can compare the cost of similar products from other retailers using price comparison tools like Google Shopping.
And remember it is only a bargain if it is something you were looking for in the first place.
If you are buying an item just because it is in the sale you are not saving money.
Dunelm is not the only retailer that has shoppers rushing out to grab a bargain this summer.
Boots has a mega sale on at the moment and shoppers have been rushing to buy a ‘stunning’ beauty must have scanning at just £10.
B&M has bargain hunters scouring the stores to get their hands on one bargain home item that is selling for just £1.
And recently Iceland shoppers were bagging themselves a back-to-school bargain for the kids at just 1p.