Shoppers are rushing to buy £3 hot weather ‘saviour’ from The Works

SHOPPERS have spotted a nifty £3 gadget from The Works which could help out in the hot weather.

People are snapping up Mist Spray Fans which each hold 385ml of water.

Customers have noticed the handy device selling on The Works' website.

They each need two AA batteries which aren't included in the purchase.

But fans have still been snatching them up as temperatures continue to rise.

One shopper called it a "heatwave saviour", writing in the reviews: "Great product, great price! Highly recommend."

Another praised: "Godsend in the heat. Absolutely brilliant purchase during the hot weather."

And a third said: "Brilliant device keeps you cool , i brought x4 of these for each of us".

Remember to factor in delivery costs if you're ordering online - it'll set you back a further £3.99 for standard delivery.

But you can find your nearest store using the locator tool on The Works' website.

We recommend calling up first to check it's in stock - you don't want to wind up disappointed, especially if it's a popular product.

But don't buy it just because it's cheap - only make the purchase if you know you've been needing it.

Otherwise there's no saving involved.

Keep in mind other retailers will be selling similar items too - you can use price comparison tools like Google Shopping or PriceRunner to browse through other potential options.

For example, Home Bargains is selling the same item for £1.99.

It's the handheld Pifco water mist spray, but those wanting to buy the product online will have to buy a pack of three for £5.97.

Otherwise you can still visit your closest branch and look for it in person.

Ryman shoppers can also pick up a similar product - but it'll set them back £4.99 each.

But if you're looking for something bigger that'll cool your whole house, we did a roundup of the cheapest fans to look for this week.

These include desk fans and tower fans from the likes of B&Q, Wilko, Screwfix and Asda.

Remember our list is just a guide, and you should still shop around to make sure you don't miss any other bargains.

It's worth checking in with independent stores and local branches rather than just looking online too - there might be more stock on display in person.