Aldi shoppers have been giving the product five star reviews
The budget supermarket releases its middle aisle treasures on Thursdays and Sundays, and this weekend customers can look out for a product that’s been rated five stars by those who have previously snapped it up. The item has been called a "brilliant addition" for hot tub owners by one person who purchased it recently.
People who have already snapped up the items have been leaving glowing reviews on the Aldi website. One person said: “Sturdy well made fits hot tub. good item for the hot tub”. Another added: “Brilliant addition to our hot tub. Good quality and price”.
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