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  • 89p Smell-alike perfumes

    89p Smell-alike perfumes

    Similar to Kenzo, DKNY etc. 50ml bottle, at Home Bargains
    While stocks last

    If you're looking for a smell-alike perfume a lot cheaper than the original designer version, there are six 'Virtual Brands' (we see what they did there!) eau de toilette perfumes available for 89p for a 50ml bottle in Home Bargains stores nationwide (find your nearest), while stocks last.

    Fragrances available include:

    • DINKY Delectable, similar to DKNY Be Delicious, cheapest for the original we found - £29.99 for 50ml at AllBeauty.com.
    • Flower, similar to Kenzo Flower, cheapest for the original we found- £32.50 for 50ml at AllBeauty.com.
    • Sky Blue, similar to Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, cheapest for the original we found - £39.95 for 50ml at AllBeauty.com.
    • Choice, similar to Chanel Chance, cheapest for the original we found - £55 for 50ml at House of Fraser.
    • Mademoiselle London, similar to Chanel Coco Mademoiselle, cheapest for the original we found - £54.50 for 50ml at Feel Unique.
    • Emporia, similar to Calvin Klein Euphoria, cheapest for the original we found - £43.50 at The Fragrance Shop.

    Home Bargains 89p smell-alike perfume dupes

    We've done some in-house testing at MSE Towers of other cheap smell-alike perfumes, and many scored highly against the more expensive brands so don't write off cheaper alternatives as they could save you a lot of money.

    See the Cheap smell-alikes forum post to see what forumites think.

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  • Cheap electric fans - can you find 'em?

    Cheap electric fans - can you find 'em?

    Best prices at big retailers incl B&M, Wilko & Screwfix

    As summer's hotting up and there's talk of a heatwave, we're predicting fans will soon be flying off the shelves. In previous years, the cheap ones have disappeared very quickly, and some stores sold out of all fans. 

    While not an exhaustive list, we’ve rounded up the best deals we've seen on the most common sizes - though we'd expect stock to go quickly so it could be a game of ‘can you find ‘em’ rather than guaranteed.

    Small desk fans (6in-7in)
    £7.99 B&M
    £8 Wilko*
    £9.99 Currys*
    £9.99 Amazon*
    £10 The Works*
    Medium desk fans (12in)
    £9.99 Screwfix
    £11.99 Home Bargains SOLD OUT
    £14 B&Q
    £15 Homebase and John Lewis
    £15.99 Argos*
    Large pedestal/standing fans (16in)
    £14.99 Screwfix
    £17 Dunelm
    £17.99 B&M
    £19 B&Q
    £22 John Lewis


    These prices don't include delivery, so you'll need to factor that in if you're buying online.

    MSE Laura says:

    During last summer's heatwave, fans went out of stock really fast - so if you're after a fan it might be worth buying before the heatwave peaks. It's also a good idea to phone ahead to check stock before you make a special trip. 

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