I was fed up of annoying flies pestering me in my home… but a £5 buy from Aldi has been a game-changer this summer
A SHOPPER has been raving about a special buy from Aldi that’s stopped flies from entering her property.
As much as we love summer, the warmer weather has also arrived with another unwelcome guest – swarms of flies.
This is a problem one Facebook user, Kerri Stevens, used to deal with – until she found a bargain deal at Aldi.
According to the delighted shopper, from the UK, she had been keeping the door open to enjoy the sunny temperatures – but the flies saw it as an invitation to take over her home.
Fed up of this, Kerri headed to Aldi where she spotted a magnetic door curtain, which retailed for a fiver.
The must-have item ”lets fresh air in and keeps flying and biting insects out” and it’s 99cm x 210cm in size.
Praising the product, the bargain hunter said in her post: ”I’ve been leaving my door open with the nice weather we’ve been having but I’m sick of the flies coming into the house.
”So happy with this cheap curtain from Aldi so thought I’d share!”
The post, uploaded on the popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, has received almost a thousand likes, with hundreds flocking to comments.
It’s not just Kerri raving about the affordable deal – others said it worked like a charm too.
One customer, for instance, wrote: ”I’m on my 3rd year using ours. I’ve tried the expensive ones and they break within weeks.
”With 5 adults, grandkids and friends in and out daily it’s lasting well.
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”I’d definitely recommend it.”
Someone else also had nothing but positive words to say: ”I got mine from there last week so happy with it…no flies…win win…”
However, the £5 find also received a few negative reviews, with one urging others to not waste their money.
”Home bargains have them for 3.99. I was gutted cos I got one off amazon for 11.69!”
A mum, meanwhile, warned: ”These are poor quality.
”Be careful anyone with children. The magnets very easily come loose.”