Shoppers rush to AliExpress to shop home and garden must-haves with up to 70% OFF in the summer sale - including a £270 BBQ for just £85
Bargain-hunting shoppers on the lookout for affordable homeware deals are racing to AliExpress to shop the brand's unmissable summer sale, with savings of up to 70 per cent to take advantage of.
From kitchen appliances and cleaning tools to beauty must-haves and clothing, you'll find it all and more on AliExpress – and all for record low prices.
Whether you're hoping to upgrade your most used homeware tools or spruce up your garden in time for the summer months, there's plenty to help you kit out your home at AliExpress – and we've found some of the top deals to grab at unmissably low prices in the sale.
Ready to shop? Explore our top homeware picks from the summer sale below.
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