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Sleepy People Deals
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30% off bedding incl Silentnight & Sealy
Via Blagged Sleepy People code, eg, £8ish anti-allergy pillows
ExpiredUntil 11.59pm on Fri 2 Feb, enter the MSE Blagged code MSE30 at online bedding retailer Sleepy People* and you can get 30% off ALL full-price items, including pillows, duvets and mattress toppers from brands such as Silentnight and Sealy. Delivery's free.
What can I get?
Here are some strong deals we found using the code on Mon 29 Jan:
- Silentnight anti-allergy plus pillow two-pack* - £8.39 (£11.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £14.57 at Amazon.
- Silentnight bounce back pillow two-pack* - £9.09 (£12.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £9.99 at B&M.
- Silentnight king-size quilted mattress protector*- £10.49 (£14.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £12.99 click & collect at Matalan or £15 at Very.
- Silentnight winter warm single duvet 13.5 tog* - £13.29 (£18.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £14.99 at B&M.
- Silentnight anti-allergy double duvet 10.5 tog* - £17.49 (£24.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £19.99 click & collect at Robert Dyas or £21.99 delivered at Amazon.
- Sealy select balance double duvet 13.5 tog* - £23.09 (£32.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £32.09 at Amazon.
- Sealy dual layer king mattress topper* - £33.59 (£47.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £40.33 at Amazon.
When we checked, Sleepy People tended to come out cheapest when using the code, but always compare with other retailers to check you're getting the best price.
Only items in the sale (about 17) are excluded, and the code can't be combined with any other offer.
What is Sleepy People?
Sleepy People was founded in 2006 in the UK as an online branch of Comfy Quilts, which offers its own-label products to national retailers, as well as licensed branded products from Silentnight, Sealy and Jeff Banks. Sleepy People has been widely reviewed on Feefo.com and when we checked, had scored 4.7 out of 5 from 1,304 reviews over the past year.
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30% off Silent Night etc bedding
Via blagged Sleepy People code, eg, £7 pillow, £14 duvet
ExpiredWith winter on the way, you may be looking for some new bedding to keep you warm through the colder months.
Until 11.59pm on Fri 20 Oct, enter the MSE Blagged code SP30 at online bedding retailer Sleepy People* and you can get 30% off ALL full-price items, including pillows, duvets and mattress toppers from brands such as Silent Night and Sealy. Delivery's free.
Only items in the Sleepy People sale* (about 23) are excluded, and the code can't be combined with any other offer.
What can I get?
Here are some strong deals we found using the code on Tue 17 Oct:
Silent Night traditional memory foam pillow* - £6.99 (£9.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £12.49 at Robert Dyas.OUT OF STOCKSilent Night duck feather pillow two-pack* - £13.99 (£19.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £21.49 at Amazon.OUT OF STOCK- Silent Night anti-allergy single duvet 13.5 tog* - £13.99 (£19.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £24.99 at Matalan.
- Silent Night deep sleep king duvet 7.5 tog* - £18.89 (£26.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £23.99 at Amazon.
- Sealy select balance double duvet 13.5 tog* - £23.09 (£32.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £35.18 at Amazon.
- Sealy dual layer double mattress topper* - £30.09 (£42.99 before code). Next cheapest we found, £41.36 at Amazon.
Don't just assume that even with the discount that Sleepy People will always be cheapest on every product. Compare with other retailers to check you're getting the best price.
What is Sleepy People?
This is the first Sleepy People deal we've covered but it was founded in 2006 in the UK as an online branch of Comfy Quilts, which offers its own-label products to national retailers, as well as licensed branded products from Silent Night, Sealy and Jeff Banks. Sleepy People has been widely reviewed on Feefo.com and has scored 4.7 out of 5 from 1,414 reviews over the past year.
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