Home Bargains is flogging its sell-out electrical clothes dryer again.
The £34.99 freestanding clothes dryer has been spotted in stores, after previously selling out fast.
The clothes dryer has a 10kg capacity and is perfect for when the weather has taken a turn and you can no longer hang your clothes outside to dry.
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A description on the Home Bargains page reads: "This Freestanding Electric Clothes Dryer gets your clothes dry come rain or shine. Whether you want to warm up your towels on a cold day, dry some jumpers or delicate items or air some damp clothes, this dryer is ideal with its 10kg drying capacity.
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"The Clothes Dryer is lightweight and packs away for easy storage so it is perfect for when space is at a premium."
To use it, you simply unzip the covering hang your washing up, recover it and the heat will get your damp clobber nice and dry in no time - easy enough.
Unfortunately, they're all sold out online, so you'll have to take your chances in store if you want to get your hand on one.
Shoppers have already spotted them in stores, with one person posting a snap to the wonderful named Home Bargains Appreciation Society on Facebook and asking if it's worth splashing out on one.
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The answer was a resounding 'yes', with an enthusiastic fan responding: "I have one and it's brill.
"I use mine all the time especially for drying my kids uniform."
Another person wrote: "I've got a similar one, and it dries clothes quickly, I choose to use this over my tumble dryer."
So there you go, high praise indeed.
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On the subject of Home Bargains, did you know you can now get your hands on a special edition Monopoly set based on the bargain chain?
Well, you can and it's every bit as glorious as you'd imagine.
A description on the Home Bargains' website reads: "Move over Mayfair, Home Bargains is in town!
"This exclusive version of Monopoly by Hasbro features some of Home Bargains most iconic locations, warehouses and our very own online store.
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"Starting off in the very first HB store in Old Swan, Liverpool, you can end up in Pontefract, Rutherglen, Newtownabbey, Harlow or Poole!"
Rather than your bog-standard houses or hotels, this version features stores and superstores. And much like the traditional game, it also has Chance and Community Chest cards.
I'm sure the members of the Home Bargain Appreciation Society will be all over this.
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