I gave my garden an instant glow up with £5 bargain buys from B&M & they look perfect for summer BBQs
A MAN has revealed that he has given his garden an instant glow up thanks to bargain buys he nabbed from B&M.
So if you want to upgrade your outside space, but without having to break the bank, you’ll need to listen up.
Particularly if you garden needs brightening up, you’ve come to the right place.
Craig Robinson was left stunned when shopping in his local B&M, when he noticed that a selection of outside lights had been reduced.
Thrilled at his cheap finds, Craig took to social media to show off his sale items.
Posting on Facebook, on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, a private group with a staggering 2.3 million members, the savvy shopper said: “A trip to B&M today.
“Gotta love some garden bargains.”
Alongside his post, Craig shared snaps of his purchases.
Craig was lucky enough to nab two packs of 20 warm white LED bulb string lights, which had been reduced from £25, down to just £5.
For just £10, Craig was thrilled that he had saved £40 on the mains operated lights.
But not only this, the bargain hunter also got his hands on two Manhattan wall lights, which were reduced down from £8 to £5, saving him £6 in total.
For just £20, Craig was able to bring his garden to life, whilst on a budget.
Saving a whopping £46 on his haul, it’s no surprise that Craig was over the moon with his sale items.
Craig also posted a variety of pictures of his garden, with his new purchases proudly hung in place.
He shared a snap of how his garden looked in the daytime, followed by images of his outdoor space at night, lit up with his B&M bargains.
Craig shared his post just 13 hours ago, but it has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly amassed 155 likes and 32 comments.
Social media users were left stunned at the epic deals and many were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “Omg! Going to go on Monday, that’s brill.”
Another added: “Bargain!!”
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