ALDI shoppers are rushing to buy the £10 Specialbuy that can make radiators more effective and slash energy bills this winter.
With temperatures plunging, Aldi is stocked up on a bargain buy that could help you stay toasty while cutting down your energy bills.
The Superfoil Radiator Reflector, which costs just £9.99, is designed to make your radiators more efficient by reducing heat loss and ensuring your home stays warmer for longer.
Available in-store only, this nifty device is a must-have for those looking to save on their heating costs this winter.
The Superfoil Radiator Reflector is a heat-saving product that fits behind your radiators to reflect warmth back into your room, rather than letting it escape through the walls.
Aldi claims it can cut heat loss by an impressive 86 per cent, making it a savvy choice for households trying to stay warm without cranking up the thermostat.
It’s also super easy to install. The reflector comes with built-in adhesive strips, so there’s no need for extra tools or complicated instructions.
Just cut it to fit your radiator, stick it on, and you’re good to go. The product can be used on up to three radiators, making it a budget-friendly solution for any home.
With energy bills soaring, the Superfoil Radiator Reflector offers a simple, low-cost way to boost your home’s efficiency.
By reducing the amount of heat lost through your walls, you’ll not only keep your home warmer but could also see a reduction in your energy bills over time.
Aldi’s £9.99 buy is certainly a more affordable option compared to other home insulation methods.
Plus, it’s a one-time investment – no ongoing costs, no maintenance needed. Once it’s in place, you can sit back and enjoy a warmer home without any extra effort.
While Aldi’s Superfoil Radiator Reflector is only £9.99, a quick search online shows some competitors charging far more.
For example, Screwfix sells Superfoil Insulation from starting at £18.99, while B&Q has options priced at £25.
But Aldi seems to give you the best bank for your buck.
Plus, a trip to Aldi might land you with some other heat-saving goodies.
If you’re looking for more ways to stay warm this winter, Aldi has a range of winter essentials.
Recently, Aldi brought back the £7 long hot water bottle to keep you warm.
If a traditional hot water bottle is more your style, you can grab a grey hot water bottle for just £4.49.
This smaller winter essential even comes with a fleece-lined eye mask to help you sleep peacefully.
Aldi is also stocking fleece-lined slipper socks for just £3.99.
If you’re hoping to tackle a draught in your home without breaking the bank, Aldi is currently offering a Draught Excluder from Kirkton House for just £5.99.
Available in four designs, the product is designed to be placed inside your door to prevent cold air from blowing in.
And even if you haven’t noticed a draught in your home, it is still ideal for reducing loss of heat from your room.
However, shoppers will need to act fast to snap up these bargains, as they’re only available while stocks last.
Aldi does not offer home deliveries, but you can check with your nearest store to see if the products are in stock before making the trip.
Shoppers can find their nearest store using the Aldi store finder tool.
Laura Court-Jones, Small Business Editor at Bionic shared her tips.
1. Turn your heating down by one degree
You probably won’t even notice this tiny temperature difference, but what you will notice is a saving on your energy bills as a result. Just taking your thermostat down a notch is a quick way to start saving fast. This one small action only takes seconds to carry out and could potentially slash your heating bills by £171.70.
2. Switch appliances and lights off
It sounds simple, but fully turning off appliances and lights that are not in use can reduce your energy bills, especially in winter. Turning off lights and appliances when they are not in use, can save you up to £20 a year on your energy bills
3. Install a smart meter
Smart meters are a great way to keep control over your energy use, largely because they allow you to see where and when your gas and electricity is being used.
4. Consider switching energy supplier
No matter how happy you are with your current energy supplier, they may not be providing you with the best deals, especially if you’ve let a fixed-rate contract expire without arranging a new one. If you haven’t browsed any alternative tariffs lately, then you may not be aware that there are better options out there.
