Homebase is selling a hot tub for HALF PRICE and it’s cheaper than B&Q and Aldi
HOMEBASE has slashed the price of its four-person hot tub, so shoppers can bag a bargain in time for the hot weather.
The latest offer means customers can nab a hot tub from the garden retailer cheaper than the likes of B&Q and Aldi.
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Hot tubs have become a garden must-have for millions of households in recent years - so if you've not managed to get one yet, now could be the time.
Homebase has of its CleverSpa Cotswolds Hot Tub by a massive 50% - from £450 to just £225.
The hot tub fits up to four people and has 110 powerful massaging air jets.
It also comes with 365 Freezeguard, meaning you can use it year-round if you don't mind braving the cold - and you can inflate it at the touch of a button.
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Shoppers can pick up the hot tub in-store or by using free click & collect.
It's also available for delivery, if you'd prefer to stay at home. Don't forget to factor in costs if you choose this option though - Homebase charges £12.50 for delivery of larger items, and £20 for Saturday delivery.
But new customers could get a bit more money off the deal, if they know how.
We've previously revealed how you can bag an extra 10% off your first order with the store by signing up to its newsletter.
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The tub is a steal compared to what B&Q and Aldi have on offer.
When we checked, B&Q’s cheapest four person tub, the Lay-Z-Spa Miami, is on at a clearance price of £299.
And Aldi is charging £399.99 for an Intex Inflatable 4 person Hot Tub.
Before you take the plunge and buy one make sure to check prices online. You might find the same - or similar - item elsewhere.
How much does it cost to run a hot tub?
There are other costs to factor in before you splash out on a hot tube though.
You can check how much it costs to run a hot tub here.
Energy saving experts at say that some of the least energy efficient models - which are often the cheapest ones - could add a whopping £300 per month to electricity bills.
While Energy Helpline estimates that a 3,000 litre hot tub - for around seven people - will cost around £5.25 to fill up each time.
And it costs between £2.45 and £3.50 a day to run your jacuzzi.
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