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Scottish Sun
13-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
All the middle of Lidl bargains in stores this weekend – including double clothes line and cordless vacuum cleaner
Read on to find more bargains from Lidl BARGAIN FIND All the middle of Lidl bargains in stores this weekend – including double clothes line and cordless vacuum cleaner Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LIDL shoppers can snap up discounted household essentials as new middle aisle deals hit the stores this weekend. The bargain retailer is offering a range of gadgets including a cordless vacuum cleaner and double clothes line. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 Lidl middle aisle bargains are hitting the store today Credit: Alamy Customers of all budgets can grab handy devices for kitchen and the house with the newest line of limited-time goods, which start at just £0.99. From cooler bags to keep yourself refreshed in the heat to air fryer with a grill for your next BBQ party, Lidl has covered your needs. The latest bargains will be hitting the shelves this Sunday. Here's what's coming to stores... As always, remember to compare prices in case you're able to find cheaper deals elsewhere. Beldray 26m Retractable Double Clothes Line - £9.99 6 Summer is the perfect time to save up on electricity and make the most of the sunny weather. Instead of running your dryer, you can hang all of your laundry outside to reduce your bills. The Beldray clothes line has 26m of drying space which should fit all of your clothes at once. It's easily retractable, making it neat to store when not in use, and can be mounted on the wall. Lidl Plus subscribers can get it for 33 per cent off this weekend. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel Silvercrest Cordless Cyclone Handheld Vacuum Cleaner - £69.99 6 The Silvercrest's sleek 2-in-1 dry vacuum and wet mop can tackle crumbs, dust or even spills. It works as both a handheld and upright cleaner, making it perfect for whipping around corners, up stairs or under the sofa. There is no hassle with plugs thanks to the cordless design, and switching to handheld mode is quick and simple thanks to the easily detachable suction tube. There's no need for bags as it can be easily taken apart without tools for emptying and cleaning. Air Fryer with grill and smoker - £99.99 6 This clever gadget can work as both an air fryer with the lid closed and then a grill with the lid open. It's selling for £99.99 while a similar model from Ninja will cost you almost twice as much. The smoker on the gadget can be switched on separately when the lid is closed. There are seven programmes for smoking, grilling, air-frying, roasting, baking, dehydrating and reheating. Rocktrail Beer Cool Bag - £9.99 6 Rocktrail beer cool bag is retailing for only £9.99 but can be a real lifesaver this summer. It's ideal for festival-goers, as the events are notoriously expensive for food and drinks, while some campsites have no refreshment options at all. Picnics and beach days are made easier too, or if you fancy a day sunbathing in the garden, you can avoid trips back and forward to the kitchen. The cool bag can fit standard beer crate sizes such as 24x 0.33L bottles or 20x 0.5L bottles. It can also be used for your food and other drinks as it has 40L capacity and keeps items cool for seven hours straight. The bag is foldable which makes it easy to store, and it has two practical handles for safe transport. Scrub Daddy Scrub Mommy Sponge - £2.99 6 Cleaning whizzes' favourite sponge has been slashed to £2.99 at Lidl. Scrub Daddy has been an internet sensation amongst the cleaning community for its functionality. The sponge becomes soft in warm water and firm in cool water to adapt to your scrubbing needs. It doesn't leave scratches, making it perfect for non-stick pans and other delicate surfaces.
The Sun
13-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
All the middle of Lidl bargains in stores this weekend – including double clothes line and cordless vacuum cleaner
LIDL shoppers can snap up discounted household essentials as new middle aisle deals hit the stores this weekend. The bargain retailer is offering a range of gadgets including a cordless vacuum cleaner and double clothes line. 6 Customers of all budgets can grab handy devices for kitchen and the house with the newest line of limited-time goods, which start at just £0.99. From cooler bags to keep yourself refreshed in the heat to air fryer with a grill for your next BBQ party, Lidl has covered your needs. The latest bargains will be hitting the shelves this Sunday. Here's what's coming to stores... As always, remember to compare prices in case you're able to find cheaper deals elsewhere. Beldray 26m Retractable Double Clothes Line - £9.99 Summer is the perfect time to save up on electricity and make the most of the sunny weather. Instead of running your dryer, you can hang all of your laundry outside to reduce your bills. The Beldray clothes line has 26m of drying space which should fit all of your clothes at once. It's easily retractable, making it neat to store when not in use, and can be mounted on the wall. Lidl Plus subscribers can get it for 33 per cent off this weekend. Five Lidl rosés you need this summer, according to a wine expert - a £6.99 buy is as light & crispy as £22 Whispering Angel Silvercrest Cordless Cyclone Handheld Vacuum Cleaner - £69.99 The Silvercrest's sleek 2-in-1 dry vacuum and wet mop can tackle crumbs, dust or even spills. It works as both a handheld and upright cleaner, making it perfect for whipping around corners, up stairs or under the sofa. There is no hassle with plugs thanks to the cordless design, and switching to handheld mode is quick and simple thanks to the easily detachable suction tube. There's no need for bags as it can be easily taken apart without tools for emptying and cleaning. Air Fryer with grill and smoker - £99.99 6 This clever gadget can work as both an air fryer with the lid closed and then a grill with the lid open. It's selling for £99.99 while a similar model from Ninja will cost you almost twice as much. The smoker on the gadget can be switched on separately when the lid is closed. There are seven programmes for smoking, grilling, air-frying, roasting, baking, dehydrating and reheating. Rocktrail Beer Cool Bag - £9.99 Rocktrail beer cool bag is retailing for only £9.99 but can be a real lifesaver this summer. It's ideal for festival-goers, as the events are notoriously expensive for food and drinks, while some campsites have no refreshment options at all. Picnics and beach days are made easier too, or if you fancy a day sunbathing in the garden, you can avoid trips back and forward to the kitchen. The cool bag can fit standard beer crate sizes such as 24x 0.33L bottles or 20x 0.5L bottles. It can also be used for your food and other drinks as it has 40L capacity and keeps items cool for seven hours straight. The bag is foldable which makes it easy to store, and it has two practical handles for safe transport. Scrub Daddy Scrub Mommy Sponge - £2.99 Cleaning whizzes' favourite sponge has been slashed to £2.99 at Lidl. Scrub Daddy has been an internet sensation amongst the cleaning community for its functionality. The sponge becomes soft in warm water and firm in cool water to adapt to your scrubbing needs. It doesn't leave scratches, making it perfect for non-stick pans and other delicate surfaces. Why do Aldi and Lidl have such fast checkouts IF you've ever shopped in Aldi or Lidl then you'll probably have experienced its ultra-fast checkout staff. Aldi's speedy reputation is no mistake, in fact, the supermarket claims that its tills are 40 per cent quicker than rivals. It's all part of Aldi's plan to be as efficient as possible - and this, the budget shop claims, helps keep costs low for shoppers. Efficient barcodes on packaging means staff are able to scan items as quickly as possible, with the majority of products having multiple barcodes to speed up the process. It also uses 'shelf-ready' packaging which keeps costs low when it comes to replenishing stock.
The Sun
07-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Lidl to bring back Dyson vacuum dupe that's £189.99 cheaper than the big brand in DAYS
LIDL is bringing back its Dyson vacuum dupe for £189.99 less than the original. The Silvercrest Cordless Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner offers a similar design and features at a fraction of the price. Lidl 's Dyson dupe is hitting stores on Sunday, July 13 - priced at just £69.99. The appliance is a 2-in-1 vacuum and wet mop, featuring a handled unit for reaching tricky spots and offering a longer run time in ECO mode. In comparison, the Dyson cordless vacuum delivers stronger suction, advanced filtration and up to 40 minutes of fade-free power with quieter performance. Lidl's vacuum is priced at £69.99, while the Dyson cordless model costs £249.99 on Dyson's website, reduced from its original price of £329.99. This is just of a series of dupes rolled out by the supermarket as of late. Lidl is also offering the Beldray REVO Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner for £39.99 as part of its middle aisle deals. The lightweight device is being hailed as a dupe for the Shark Cordless Handheld Vacuum, which typically sells for £129.99. The chain is also selling a multifunctional air fryer with grill and smoker features for £99.99 - nearly half the price of a similar model from Ninja. The appliance functions as an air fryer when the lid is closed and as a grill when open. The smoker function can be activated separately while the lid is closed. Parents race to Lidl for middle aisle bargains including 2 in 1 sandpit for £29 There are seven programmes for smoking, grilling, air-frying, roasting, baking, dehydrating and reheating. The budget-friendly supermarket is also selling a jacket inspired by the designer style famously worn by Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher. The Lidl by Lidl coat - named after the band's 2002 single Little by Little - is being sold for £30 in the chain's signature red, yellow and blue colours. Last October, Liam modelled a £400 Berghaus jacket in the same colours, which prompted fans to joke that he looked like a Lidl employee. One fan joked: 'Lidl are asking for their staff back!' Another chimed in: 'Proper Lidl worker's jacket.' In a nod to the band's Mancunian roots, Lidl unveiled the jacket on a 30ft 'wonderwall' outside Manchester 's Etihad Stadium, the Gallagher brothers' hometown ground.
The Sun
02-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Sell-out air conditioner ‘that's much better than regular fan' to ‘keep cool in heatwave' now in stock at major retailer
Argos shoppers are praising an affordable solution to stay cool in the hot summer temperatures. The air conditioner is popular for reducing discomfort on humid days and sticky nights, and it's under £80. As the UK faces one of the hottest Julys in recent years, many households are struggling to stay cool in their homes. For those seeking relief from the hot weather, the Beldray 6L Portable Air Cooler has emerged as a quick fix, now available on Argos for £75. The device had previously become a bestseller on Amazon, where it's now sold out due to popularity during the heatwave. Designed for hot, stuffy days, the portable air cooler is ideal for bedrooms, offices, or any room in need of a cooling breeze. It has an oscillating up-and-down function to target cool air where it's needed most, and a six-litre tank. It effectively cools the surrounding air, but it's the two-piece ice box that sets it apart from a regular fan. There are two ice packs included, which can be frozen and placed into a tray at the back, to enhance the cooling effect further and blow out freezing cold air. Compact and practical, the air cooler measures 55cm x 22.5cm, allowing it to fit easily into any space without taking up too much space, and there are wheels to move it from room to room. The cooler has three power settings, making it a versatile addition to any home. Though the Sun Shopping team hasn't tested the unit personally, some shoppers are praising its practicality and effectiveness. One satisfied customer shared: ''Fantastic little machine, really love how cold it gets and it's perfect for hot summers - much better then a regular fan.'' Another reviewer commented: ''Bought another at reduced price for the living room, kept us cool in this heatwave.'' A third shopper added: ''For the price I paid I wasn't expecting it to be that good, but it has really shocked me in a good way!'' ''It has different settings, isn't too loud and it even comes with ice packs for if you wanted it a bit colder. Great product.'' With temperatures remaining high across the UK, this deal might not be around for long, so grab the Beldray 6L Portable Air Cooler while stocks last and stay cool during the heatwave. If you're still wanting to compare air conditioners and find the best one for you, The Sun Shopping's best portable air conditioner round-up could be helpful. Or, if it's a fan you're looking to add to your home, the best home fans are also worth taking a look at.
Daily Mirror
21-06-2025
- Daily Mirror
'This vacuum cleaner vs built-up pet hair was wild'
Shopping writer Lauren put Beldray's new Airfinity Cordless Vacuum Cleaner to the test - how would it fare in her home? Let's find out Vacuuming might be an essential household chore, but that doesn't mean it has to be tedious. Recently, I retired my old corded Henry vacuum (faithful, but bulky) in favour of something sleeker, lighter and (hopefully) a little smarter: the Beldray Airfinity Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. Beldray's latest model promises powerful suction, clever tangle-free tech and cordless convenience - all for a much more affordable price than its big-brand rivals. At £159.99, it's significantly cheaper than the likes of Shark and Dyson, whose cordless vacuums usually cost around £250-£400, depending on the model. So, could this Beldray vacuum make cleaning quicker, easier and less frustrating? I put it to the test - here's what I found. My honest review of Beldray Airfinity Vacuum Cleaner Straight out of the box, the Airfinity is light, compact, and easy to assemble (it's split into three parts). It looks modern without feeling too plasticky, and it's not overly bulky to store - a big plus if you're short on cupboard space like me. It also comes with several handy attachments, including a built-in brush tool and a crevice tool, making it a solid all-rounder for everything from carpets to stairs. An integrated LED light in the brush bar also makes it easy to see hidden dust in dark corners, ensuring no crumbs escape detection. The Airfinity has three power modes - Eco, Normal, and Turbo - that can be controlled via a touchscreen on the top of the vacuum. On Eco, it handled my carpets quite well, cleaning fluff without much fuss (see photo below). Normal mode handles everyday dust, crumbs, and pet hair with ease, while Turbo mode boosts power for deeper cleans, albeit at the expense of draining the battery faster. To really put the vacuum through its paces, I decided to try it out in my communal hallway, which, let's just say, has been a bit neglected. My downstairs neighbour has a dog that sheds a lot, and the fur was deeply embedded in the carpet. Armed with the built-in brush tool, I was curious to see how it would cope. If I'm honest, the brush didn't overly impress me; it managed to lift the more obvious bits of fluff, but it didn't dig deep enough to tackle the worst of it. What did make a notable difference was the crevice tool, which I used along the skirting boards and in the corners where the fur was at its worst. It performed far better than expected, pulling up clumps I hadn't even spotted at first glance. Another of its standout features is its tangle-free brush bar, designed to stop long hairs and pet fur from wrapping around the roller. As someone with long hair who's had their fair share of detangling vacuum heads, this was a significant selling point. And yes, it works. After a week of use, I noticed far less hair build-up than usual - the photo below shows no sign of hair at all around the brush. It's not 100% immune to the occasional strand, but it's significantly better than any other vacuum cleaner I've used (including my old Dyson V8). If I have one major gripe, it's the bin capacity. It's on the small side and I found it got full after just one or two rooms. That could partly be down to the years of dust my Henry clearly wasn't picking up on, but still, it's worth noting if you have a larger home or lots of carpeted space. For vacuums with a larger dust bin, Shark's Classic Anti Hair Wrap Upright Pet Vacuum NZ801UKT (£199) has a 0.83L capacity, which is reasonably good for a vacuum cleaner. It should offer enough room for multiple cleaning sessions before needing to be emptied, even when faced with a lot of dirt and debris. I also struggled to figure out how to empty the Airfinity's dust canister, but once I realised it detached easily, it was much more straightforward. That also makes it simple to swap out and clean the filter when needed. That said, the bin itself is quite narrow, so getting all the muck out wasn't the most pleasant experience. I had to reach in with my fingers to scoop out some of the compacted dust and fur - not the most glamorous task around. The final verdict For anyone looking to upgrade their vacuum without spending a fortune, the Beldray Airfinity is a genuinely impressive option. It's easy to use, lightweight, and tackles the most annoying part of vacuuming (tangled hair) with its smart design. It's not perfect - the brush tool wasn't as tough as I hoped on deep pet fur, and the bin capacity is disappointing - but its other features more than make up for it. And for the reasonable £159.99 price tag, it's hard to beat.
