B&M shoppers rush to buy £8 bargain buy for their kids – but parents say it’s perfect for their pets too
SHOPPERS are racing to B&M to nab a bargain mini swimming pool that’s perfect for the heatwave.
And perhaps the best part of all? It costs just £8 and is perfect for pets, too.
Savvy shopper Caroline Fellowes rushed online to money-saving Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK and shared a snap of the Bestway ‘Safari Sun Shaded Baby Pool.’
Alongside the image, she penned: “£8 from B&M so ideal for my dog in this heat.
“She can get in and out easily being old.”
The online product description reads: “Designed for children ages 2 and up, the Safari Sun Baby Pool features friendly zebra graphics and includes an inflatable UV Careful sunshade to protect your little one from the sun’s harsh rays as they play.
“Plus, there’s also an inflatable floor to provide extra comfort as they splash and sit in the shade!”
Moreover, it’s compact design means the bargain buy is ideal for a small garden or patio.
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And you’ll be pleased to hear the pool can easily be inflated, deflated, and stored, too.
The post has since racked up over 272 likes and 47 comments, with many eager to get their hands on the bargain.
“Little tip – put an old shower mat in it to make it less slippery (that’s what we use to do), wrote one.
A second penned: “I’ve got one for my daughter.
“She seems pretty happy with it!”
A third wrote: ” I want one of these…”
And it’s not the first time shoppers have been rushing to B&M in recent weeks.
Fabulous previously told how B&M fans had been eager to snap up a £5 bargain buy that could transform their gardens in an instant.
Leon Murray showed off the 20 mains operated warm white LED bulb string lights he nabbed in the sale – and they’d been slashed from £25, meaning a whopping £20 saving.
Alongside the image, the thrilled shopper enthused: “B&M had these advertised at £25 on the sale shelf, so I questioned it’s sale price and the sale price was confirmed to be actually £5.
“I couldn’t believe it (this was tonight).”