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Radflek 20% off radiator reflector packs
Via Blagged code. Normally £22-£50
ExpiredUpdate 9.16am on Wednesday 9 November: The 1,000 half-price packs have been really popular with MoneySavers and are now sold out. However, you can still get 20% off using the code mentioned below.
If you go via our special Radflek link*, you can get 50% off a Radflek radiator reflector pack, which normally range in price from £22-£50 depending on the pack size. Delivery's £1.99. There's no code needed, the discount should be applied automatically when you go via the above link. There are 1,000 half-price packs up for grabs, so go quick if this is something you're after.
If you go online to Radflek*, you can get 20% off all Radflek radiator packs when you enter the code MSE2022 at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Thursday 15 December. Delivery is via Royal Mail 2nd class and should take around three to five working days.
There are three pack sizes to choose from, and it's one per person from the following:
- Three sheet pack, fits up to six radiators – £17.59 with the code (normally £21.99)
- Five sheet pack, fits up to 10 radiators – £29.19 with the code (normally £33.99)
- Eight sheet pack, fits up to 16 radiators – £39.99 with the code (normally £49.99)
Though – as always – keep in mind that there may be cheaper alternatives around and make sure to compare prices and reviews. Check DIY stores such as Wickes and Screwfix, and elsewhere online.
What's a radiator reflector?
These sheets are designed to be attached behind radiators, particularly those that back onto exterior walls, to reflect heat back into the room. This maximises your heating and could ultimately lower your energy bills.
The packs includes the sheets, clips and adhesive strips. If needed, you can cut the sheets to fit more radiators (depending on size).Radflek says its sheets reflect 95% of wasted heat energy back into your room. Its efficacy has been independently tested and verified by the British Board of Agrément and the Building Research Establishment.
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ALL GONE: Radflek 1,000 FREE radiator reflector packs
Two-sheet energy-saving pack for up to four radiators
ExpiredUpdate at 1.03pm on Thu 18 Nov: All Radflek freebies have now been claimed. Just like the last time we ran this freebie, all 1,000 went in seconds (this time, 51 seconds to be exact). We’re sorry for any disappointment caused if you weren’t one of the lucky few.
IMPORTANT: Each time we run this freebie, all 1,000 packs are gone within a second. That means the majority of you will, unfortunately, be unsuccessful – so remember it's a bonus if you're lucky enough to get one, not a guarantee.
If you go via our special Radflek link* on Thursday, you may be lucky and bag one of 1,000 free Radflek radiator reflector two-sheet packs, normally £15, delivered to your door.
Whenever we feature these, they always go in the blink of an eye, so it’s mostly down to luck. As this deal has been mentioned in our weekly email to millions of keen MoneySavers, the giveaway won't be live until 1pm this Thursday to give everyone a fair chance. Plus, Radflek has arranged it so people who were successful in past giveaways won't be able to order a free pack this time.
How do I get it?
Click this link at 1pm on Thu 18 Nov* ALL GONE
Be ready to click the link above and input your details for a chance of claiming one of 1,000 available packs.
If previous giveaways are anything to go by, there’ll be 5,000+ people waiting to pounce at the stroke of 1pm, which means only relatively few will be lucky.
If you missed out on the freebie
You can use the special code MSENOV to get 20% off all Radflek* radiator packs online from now until 11.59pm on Wed 15 Dec. A three-reflector pack is £17.59 with the code (norm £21.99) plus £1.99 postage, though – as always – keep in mind there may be cheaper alternatives around and make sure to compare prices and reviews. Check in DIY stores such as Wickes and Screwfix, and elsewhere online.
What's a radiator reflector?
These sheets are designed to be attached behind radiators, particularly those that back onto exterior walls, to reflect heat back into the room. This maximises your heating and could ultimately lower your energy bills.
The free pack includes two sheets, eight clips and one adhesive strip. If needed, you can cut the sheets to fit up to four radiators (depending on size).Radflek says its sheets reflect 95% of wasted heat energy back into your room. Its efficacy has been independently tested and verified by the British Board of Agrément and the Building Research Establishment.
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For more ways to save energy, use the tips in our Energy Mythbusting guide.
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