WITH the cost-of-living crisis affecting households up and down the country, people are desperate trying to find cheap and innovative ways to keep warm. And if anyone with a wooden floor will know,…
WITH the cost-of-living crisis affecting households up and down the country, people are desperate trying to find cheap and innovative ways to keep warm.
A savvy shopper has praised the £5 hot water bottle for your feet that she found in the Special Buy section in AldiSocial media users told how they're desperate to get their hands on oneBut according to one savvy shopper, you can do one better - by purchasing a £5 hot water for your feet from Aldi.
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