B&M has sent shoppers running to their nearest shop as bargain hunters found gadgets scanning for as little as £2.
The jaw-dropping finds have been flooding social media, as savvy shoppers share their loot from their local stores.
One such deal has caused a stir on Facebook after customer Nina Smart posted a photo of a lava lamp she picked up for just £2.
The item, which usually retails for £16, was spotted in her local B&M with a ‘reduced to clear’ sticker.
The clever shopper also scored an OralB electric toothbrush for £10 – down from £24 – and a mini LED fridge for just £5, marked down from the usual tag of £25.
With almost 500 reactions and dozens of excited comments on the post, the deals have certainly got people talking.
One user tagged a friend, saying: “If you go B&M, pick me up the lava lamp please!”
Another one commented: “Well done. I never find bargains like this lol.”
Meanwhile, a third exclaimed: “Look at these!” with a stunned emoji.
These incredible discounts are just the latest in a long line of bargain finds from B&M.
Earlier this year, fans went wild after the store restocked iconic childhood sweets like Polo Fruits, which had been axed in 2023.
Shoppers rejoiced at the nostalgic return, with one saying: “These bring back memories, happy ones!”
And it’s not just sweets that are making waves – B&M recently shocked customers with a pink lemonade-flavoured Dairy Milk bar, and in October, Cadbury’s 5-Star mini treats were spotted on shelves.
For many, it feels like a trip down memory lane, as rare finds like Cadbury Fuse Mini Treats are popping up again after being off the shelves for years.
Meanwhile, a savvy shopper stunned social media after transforming her dull bathroom into a stunning, boujee hotel-inspired retreat – all on a tight budget.
Elena Morris, who recently moved into her “forever home” with her partner, shared her incredible before-and-after snaps on the popular Facebook group DIY On A Budget.
The transformation has left members of the group in awe, with many praising her eye for style and knack for finding bargains.
The couple tackled the bathroom makeover just four weeks after moving in, and Elena kept costs low by relying on affordable finds from B&M, Dunelm, and Amazon.
Among her top B&M purchases were a stylish bath rack and chic decorative pieces that gave the space a cozy yet luxurious feel.
Elena also scored a trendy towel holder, a sleek mirror, and a new under-sink cupboard from Dunelm to complete the look.
To elevate the space further, Elena added Amazon bargains like rechargeable photo lights and William Morris prints, which she called the “best” thing she’s ever bought.
The entire transformation cost just £400 in total – a fraction of what designer renovations typically cost.
Sharing her excitement in the Facebook group, Elena wrote: “We couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. We’re obsessed. It’s everything we hoped for and more.”