Tesco shoppers rush to buy duvet sets scanning for just 38p each at the till at 90% off
TESCO customers have been rushing out to buy a duvet set scanning for only 38p.
The single brushed cotton set has been reduced from £3.75, meaning customers are getting a discount of around 90%.
One eagle-eyed shopper spotted the set in their local Tesco branch in Durham and posted two photos of it on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook Group.
She captioned the images: “38p for a full bedding set was definitely my best bargain so far! Pillow case and duvet cover is there.
“Perfect for the spare bed! Tesco at Durham. They had a few but only this colour so worth checking.”
The original post has been liked over 200 times and received comments from delighted fellow shoppers.
One said: “Amazing bargain, good for you.”
Another said: ” Fab find,” while a third, added: “Beautiful. It’d make a great dress for some of us emergent sewists.”
It’s worth noting, the duvet set isn’t available online and it might not be in your local store either.
Retailers only tend to slash their prices so dramatically to clear excess stock, so it might not be on sale everywhere.
If you don’t live near Durham, it might be worth calling your local branch to see if they have the duvet set in stock and whether it’s on sale.
You should always shop around before you buy a product in case you find a better deal.
Use comparison sites like Google Shopping or the Latest Deals app to help you find the best price.
That said, we couldn’t find any retailers selling a single duvet set cheaper than 38p.
The duvet set is exclusive to Tesco but we looked for ones of a similar-style.
The next cheapest option is from Online Home Shop where it costs £5, reduced from £9.
After that, Dunelm is selling one for £7, reduced from £10.
In other shopping news, B&M shoppers have been rushing to buy a Lego set scanning at the tills for £10 instead of £80.
Plus, a big bargain shop has slashed the price of its large Cadbury Easter eggs by half.
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