B&Q shoppers 'need' £6.75 Christmas accessory that lights up a home for pennies affiliate
Shoppers are rushing to DIY giant B&Q to get their hands on £6.75 lights that can light up your home for pennies. With Christmas fast-approaching and the cost of living crisis only worsening, people are pinching their purse strings more tightly than ever - so it's no wonder the budget lights have gone down such a storm.
The B&Q lights cost 50p to run for an hour. People say they give a gorgeous warm glow, and provide just the right level of brightness. The calculation is based on current GB’s energy cap of £0.34 per kWh and NW’s standard home energy tariff of £0.295 per kWh from 1 October. Based on 8.5 hours a day for 30 days. Rates are averages and will vary by region, payment method and metre type. The lights have already racked up plenty of glowing five star reviews online.
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