ARGOS shoppers are rushing to grab a bargain on an ‘excellent’ clothes airer using a special discount hack.
The retailer has reduced the popular item to £11 in the pre-Christmas sale but there is a way to get it even cheaper.
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Drying clothes indoors can be a pain in the winter, so a clothes airer is a convenient way to keep all of your washing in one place.
It could come in especially handy over Christmas if you don’t want your laundry hanging all around the house when you have guests over.
The Argos airer usually retails at £22 but has been slashed in the sale to £11, however there is a way to get it even cheaper.
By using the code AIRER3 that you can get via LatestDeals.co.uk you can get an extra discount which makes the airer just £7.33.
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However, offers like this are not usually around for long so if you want to take advantage of this deal you better be quick.
All you need to do is follow the link on the Latest Deals Facebook page which will take you to the item on the Argos website.
Then pop the code in and the price will be reduced for you.
According to the Argos website, the airer can hold two wash loads at a time and has 14 metres of drying space with a 15kg capacity.
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Customers who have purchased the product have given it a four out of five-star rating.
One person said: “I bought this a few weeks ago and it’s been a lifesaver, I can fit a lot of washing on it.”
Another added: “Excellent product, I am very happy with it and it is a great price.”
While a third added: “Amazing price. So happy with it, it’s much bigger than my previous one with loads of space.”
Argos and Latest Deals are not the only places you can grab a bargain at the moment.
Many shops are slashing prices in the lead-up to Christmas with everything from toys to brussel sprouts available at knockdown prices.
Retailers including Boots, John Lewis and Asda has reduced many items and we have the latest on where you can get the best offers.
We can also reveal where you can get up to 70% off if you are looking for a last minute Christmas bargain.
Meanwhile, one B&M shopper managed to get an amazing deal on a “beautiful” Christmas tree – that left some shoppers gutted they had bought it at full price.
Pre-Christmas deals usually run right up until the shops close on Christmas Eve, but there is still plenty of opportunity after that.
A lot of shops launch their Boxing Day sales on December 26, and soon after the January sales kick in.
Remember if you are out and about being tempted by bargains, that it is only a good offer if it is something you were in the market for in the first place.
Buying something just because it is on offer means you are not necessarily saving money.
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It is always worth doing a quick price comparison too, especially at this time of year because things change so quickly.
You can use tools such as Google Shopping and Trolley.co.uk to compare the prices of items across different retailers.
