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The Sun
5 days ago
- Business
- The Sun
Dunelm shoppers rush to buy stunning homeware essential scanning for over £40 off
DUNELM shoppers are rushing to cash in on jaw-dropping great deals after products were shown retailing with £40 off. Shoppers shared stories of their great buys on a popular Facebook group. 2 2 One person shared pictures of their haul on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group - showing two items that together should have cost more than £90. But the labels on the items show a stunning reduction from the original price. One lamp that had an original price listed as £45 was listed at a tenth of the price - just £4.50. A shade was an initial price of £49 was also displayed with the same price cut, going for just £4.90. Dunelm today." They added: "£98 reduced to £9 for both. Buzzing." Other users were quick to also share stories of their great bargain buys from Dunelm. "I got a £119 dressing table for £11.90 from there. Was so pleased," one commented. Another said: "I got a fake plant from there today was £30 down from £7.50 in Falkirk." A third posted: "I got some bedside units for £5 each instead of £119 each in my local one. Molly-Mae swears by £22 Dunelm buy she 'can't go anywhere without' for great sleep & says it's the 'best thing' she owns "Although they tried not to sell them to me at that price." It's not the only big offer available at Dunelm in recent weeks. The retailer has slashed the price of a summer essential by 20 per cent. Dunelm's Fogarty Temperature Regulating Wool All Seasons Duvet has been reduced from £70 to £56. It is also available in a range of sizes - all of which are discounted. A description on Dunelm's website reads: "This duvet from the experts at Fogarty offers year round comfort." sleep. "Therefore, you will be able to use this duvet all year round to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter."
The Sun
13-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- The Sun
Dunelm slashes price of temperature-controlled bedding that's £59 cheaper than John Lewis version as temps to hit 29C
NOW is the perfect time to get your hands on a temperature-regulating duvet as temperatures set to hit 29C. Dunelm has slashed the price of the summer essential by 20 per cent giving you a great excuse to treat yourself. The discount has come at a fitting time, with temperatures set to reach 29 degrees next week. With nighttime temperatures still in the high teens, it's likely to disrupt your sleep routine. However, Dunelm's temperature-regulating duvet might provide a cooler alternative to help you cope with the increased humidity. Dunelm's Fogarty Temperature Regulating Wool All Seasons Duvet has been reduced from £70 to £56 for a double duvet giving you a 20% saving. It is also available in a range of sizes - all of which are discounted - from a single for £48 to a super kingsize for £72. The Dunelm version is a whopping £59 cheaper than an equivalent product at John Lewis. While Dunelm' s double duvet is just £56, John Lewis ' Natural British Wool Light Duvet retails at £115 for the same size. A description on Dunelm's website reads: "This duvet from the experts at Fogarty offers year round comfort." They add: "The fibres are breathable allowing your body temperature to be regulated as you sleep. Therefore, you will be able to use this duvet all year round to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter." It is filled with 100% pure New Zealand wool and wrapped in soft breathable cotton to ensure you don't overheat on a hot summer's night. Not only is the duvet good for you, but it is also good for the environment. Using unbleached and undyed cotton helps to reduce the amount of energy, water and chemicals used to produce the item which also maintains the fibres' natural softness. The product is clearly a hit with shoppers as its 500 reviews average out to a 4.6 star rating. One customer wrote: "This product was definitely the right one to help with night sweats. The natural fibres wick moisture away leading to a more comfortable sleep." Another said: "This is the second Fogarty wool duvet I have bought. I've been using the original for a few years and just love it. "Great temperature regulation and a great weight. Bought the second one for the guest bedroom." Others were equally enthusiastic about the product, saying that they had bought more than one for the other bedrooms in their home. A comment reads: "I have bought at least 5 of these and recommended them to my sister! "Wouldn't buy any other duvets please don't stop making them!" Customers seemed impressed at how well the product worked year round as both a summer and winter duvet. Even without these hot, humid nights, some customers have found that it has helped with their quality of sleep as it has reduced their night sweats. The item is available online or in-store. 3
West Australian
07-06-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
'Do something special': Blues hunt key win without star
Harry McKay's sore knee has dealt Carlton a significant blow on the eve of their must-win game against Essendon, forcing the club to make a fifth change. McKay missed Thursday's main training session and the Blues confirmed on Saturday morning that he will sit out Sunday's MCG blockbuster against their arch-rivals. Hudson O'Keeffe will make his AFL debut as McKay's replacement, while Michael Voss had already recalled Jack Silvagni, Zac Williams, Orazio Fantasia and Alex Cincotta for the critical clash. The Blues are mired in a 4-7 record and a misfiring attack as they return from their bye. With McKay out, Charlie Curnow is now their main key forward. Fellow forward Lachie Fogarty is acutely aware his optimism is an unpopular opinion, but he feels the Blues can do plenty in the second half of the season. Carlton have been in most games this year and showcased what is possible with an excellent round-seven win over Geelong. "I have a lot of belief that we can still do something special. A lot of people would find that hard to believe," Fogarty told AAP. "We're doing a lot of things right in terms of defence and our contest work has been as good as ever. "Again, it probably goes back to the scores per inside 50s - we rank 18th in the competition. It's something we've been getting after for a while. "We're working on that connection between midfielders and forwards and making sure we're running the right patterns." The Blues also know better than anyone that fortunes can turn quickly in such an even league, having gone on a roll at the end of 2023. Likewise, Hawthorn stormed into last year's finals after a barren start and Melbourne are right back in the hunt this season. "We definitely know it is possible ... it doesn't matter where it's at, you have to put up your best fight, no matter what. Anything is possible," Fogarty said. The Blues forward returned from his hamstring injury and kicked two goals in their pre-bye loss to GWS. He is in a good space, having enjoyed a strong pre-season. "It's probably been a bit of a challenge, win-loss, but at the same time I'm a pretty positive person," he said. Should the Blues fix their woes ahead of centre, Curnow will be licking his lips given the injured-riddled Bombers defence. But Essendon were outstanding last week in a narrow away loss to Brisbane and will fancy their chances. Other than the motivation of taking on one of their biggest rivals, Carlton will also honour club heritage by wearing the special-edition "Blueout" guernsey on Sunday night. It changes the iconic club symbol from white to a shade of blue. The first time they wore the Blueout jumper? Round three, 2017 - a win over Essendon.
Perth Now
07-06-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
'Do something special': Blues hunt key win without star
Harry McKay's sore knee has dealt Carlton a significant blow on the eve of their must-win game against Essendon, forcing the club to make a fifth change. McKay missed Thursday's main training session and the Blues confirmed on Saturday morning that he will sit out Sunday's MCG blockbuster against their arch-rivals. Hudson O'Keeffe will make his AFL debut as McKay's replacement, while Michael Voss had already recalled Jack Silvagni, Zac Williams, Orazio Fantasia and Alex Cincotta for the critical clash. The Blues are mired in a 4-7 record and a misfiring attack as they return from their bye. With McKay out, Charlie Curnow is now their main key forward. Fellow forward Lachie Fogarty is acutely aware his optimism is an unpopular opinion, but he feels the Blues can do plenty in the second half of the season. Carlton have been in most games this year and showcased what is possible with an excellent round-seven win over Geelong. "I have a lot of belief that we can still do something special. A lot of people would find that hard to believe," Fogarty told AAP. "We're doing a lot of things right in terms of defence and our contest work has been as good as ever. "Again, it probably goes back to the scores per inside 50s - we rank 18th in the competition. It's something we've been getting after for a while. "We're working on that connection between midfielders and forwards and making sure we're running the right patterns." The Blues also know better than anyone that fortunes can turn quickly in such an even league, having gone on a roll at the end of 2023. Likewise, Hawthorn stormed into last year's finals after a barren start and Melbourne are right back in the hunt this season. "We definitely know it is possible ... it doesn't matter where it's at, you have to put up your best fight, no matter what. Anything is possible," Fogarty said. The Blues forward returned from his hamstring injury and kicked two goals in their pre-bye loss to GWS. He is in a good space, having enjoyed a strong pre-season. "It's probably been a bit of a challenge, win-loss, but at the same time I'm a pretty positive person," he said. Should the Blues fix their woes ahead of centre, Curnow will be licking his lips given the injured-riddled Bombers defence. But Essendon were outstanding last week in a narrow away loss to Brisbane and will fancy their chances. Other than the motivation of taking on one of their biggest rivals, Carlton will also honour club heritage by wearing the special-edition "Blueout" guernsey on Sunday night. It changes the iconic club symbol from white to a shade of blue. The first time they wore the Blueout jumper? Round three, 2017 - a win over Essendon.
Daily Mail
04-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Shoppers say they 'sleep like a dream' on this affordable Dunelm mattress - grab it now for under £140
Dunelm has slashed the price of one of its best-rated mattresses, now reduced to just under £140 for a double. And it's flying off the shelves. The Fogarty Just Right Memory Foam Top Open Coil Mattress is now 20 per cent off in the big early summer sale at Dunelm. Available at an irresistibly low price, it's topped the bestseller charts for the British home furnishing store. And shoppers are hugely impressed with the quality. While most memory foam mattresses can go for well over £300, the Dunelm Fogarty Just Right Memory Foam Top Open Coil Mattress is proving to be a hugely popular buy, now priced at £135.20 for a double size. While nearly half the price of most brand's, the mattress is offering many of the same sleep-boosting credentials but for a fraction of the price. The open coil mattress has a memory foam top that moulds to your body's shape while the medium support is ideally suited for front and back sleepers. And shoppers are impressed with over 970 reviews and counting. Available to buy in five sizes, shoppers with all sized beds have found a reason to love the Fogarty Just Right Memory Foam Top Open Coil Mattress. A standard sprung mattress, also known as an open coil mattress, the Fogarty mattress has one continuous set of springs that works to evenly spread your body weight and reduce the build-up of pressure points. Better still, the memory foam top is designed to mould around your body contours creating a body-hugging feel. As a result, shoppers have commented on both the comforting and supportive feel. With edge-to-edge support and an eco-flex filling that adds an extra cushioning layer and hypo allergic fabric to help reduce any allergy triggers, it's no wonder shoppers are hailing this 'great value for money', reporting how they 'sleep like a dream'. Now on sale, the Fogarty Just Right Memory Foam Top Open Coil Mattress is expectedly selling fast, quickly working its way to the top of Dunelm's bestsellers list. Now priced at £135.20 for a double and £151.20 for a king, it is exceptionally well priced considering it comes with a ten year guarantee too. 'Sound sleep' wrote one impressed Dunelm shopper. 'Its turned out the best nights sleep that I have for quite some time, and the quality of the mattress is really out standing for the price could not find anything near it really pleased thanks.' Another agreed, adding: 'Amazing product for the price. I've spent more money on mattresses in the past, with less joy.' Decent and supportive for under £140, the consensus is that it's well-worth the investment particularly if your mattress is old and starting to sag. 'Considering my previous mattress cost £500, I'm very pleased with the level of comfort and support on this one. I like the inclusion of certified foam.' The Fogarty Just Right Memory Foam Top Open Coil Mattress is now on sale for 20 per cent off while stocks last at Dunelm.
