TAKE A DIP

Cheapest swimming pools: where to buy including Aldi and Argos

SUMMER has well and truly arrived and the hot weather has Brits desperate for a dip to cool off.

A new pool can be a great way to beat the heat without having to leave the house, and bring the fun of the beach or the local lido to your own back yard.

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As always, we’d recommend comparing prices to make sure you’re getting the best value for money as even if something looks like a deal it might not be the best bargain out there.

You should also keep in mind that a lot of inflatable pools don't already come with a pump, so you might need to buy one separately which could take you over budget, or try blowing it up yourself.

And if you're ordering online instead of heading in-store, make sure you are aware of the site's delivery fees so you don't find yourself going over budget.

Aldi - Crane jumbo pool

  • Price: £12.99 -
to this pool for £18 so you could save yourself £5, plus Aldi has another colour and hexagonal shape option in contrast arriving as well.

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