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ALDI’S SELL OUT HEATED AIRER AND HEATED BLANKET RETURN

11 January, 2024

• With the Heated Airer almost selling out in ONE week last November, the supermarket is bringing back its sought-after energy-saving Specialbuys
• The re-launch sees the return of must-have winter products including Electric Blankets, Hot Water Bottles, Insulation Wrap and more!

Aldi is set to help Brits keep warm this winter without overspending on energy bills, thanks to the return of its hugely popular Cosy Living range – available in stores nationwide from 14^th January.

With products costing as little as 1p to run per hour[1], the range is set to be very popular with customers, with Aldi predicting a likely sell-out on key lines including Multi-Purpose Insulation Wrap and Oil-Filled Radiators[2]. Shoppers better be quick if they want to get their hands on these money-saving must-haves as, as with all Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone!

Already a favourite with Aldi shoppers, the popular Heated Airers are back this year. Featuring a space-saving foldable design, and able to hold nearly 5kg of laundry, the Upright Heated Airer (£79.99) costs less than 9p[3] to run per hour making it an effective, energy-saving alternative to a tumble dryer. For just £34.99 and with 18 heated tubes which rapidly heat up as soon as it’s plugged in, the Heated Airer is also a great choice for those looking to solve their washing woes.

Shoppers looking to dry their clothes fast in the winter can also opt for the Midi Dehumidifier (£89.99) which will extract moisture from inside the house to ensure an optimum temperature for drying clothes. Or pair it with a heated airer for the ultimate drying hack, a trick which fans have already gone wild for on TikTok!

Costing just 1p[4] to heat, Aldi’s selection of Electric Blankets are back, and after almost selling out in the first week last November, these winter must-haves are sure to fly off the shelves again! Made from a soft but durable material the Silentnight Electric Blanket (Single £16.99, Double £19.99, King £24.99) offers three different heat settings and takes just 10 minutes to heat up. It’s an affordable and energy-efficient way to stay warm at night and, thanks to the detachable control, the blanket is even machine-washable for hassle-free maintenance. 

Alternatively, shoppers can opt for the Self Heating Mattress Topper (Double £19.99, King £21.99) which keeps the bed warm without using electricity through unique heat-reflecting coils and a thermal lining which reflects body heat back to the sleeper.

Meanwhile, the 3m bubble Radiator Reflector (£12.99) will maximise heat by reflecting heat back into the room minimising heat loss by an impressive 86%[5].

Savvy shoppers can also save on heating bills by using plug-in electric heaters, proven to be cheaper and much more energy efficient than traditional gas heating[6], especially if just one room needs to be heated. Costing just 23p[7] per hour to run, the Oil Filled Radiator (£29.99) is compact and easy to store, featuring an adjustable thermostat and an overheat protection making it a cost-busting must-have this winter. 

A no-brainer for customers looking to swap out traditional heating, the Electric Fan Heater (£24.99) has three different heat settings and can heat a space of up to 20m³. It features a built-in handle so is easy to move between different rooms.

Aldi’s Cosy Living range is available in stores from 14^th January, while stocks last.

Available in stores from 16^th January, while stocks last.

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[1] Heated Blanket. Calculated using the UK price cap rate of 29p p/kWh (1^st January – 31^st March) 

[2] Aldi UK

[3] 9p an hour calculated using the UK price cap rate of 29p p/kWh (1^st January – 31^st March) 

[4] Based on pre-heating for up to 2 hours on low setting before sleep. 1p calculated using the UK price cap rate of 29p p/kWh (1^st January – 31^st March) 

[5] Data from SuperFOIL

[6] Edfenergy.com

[7] If run on 800W. 23p calculated using the UK price cap rate of 29p p/kWh (1^st January – 31^st March)