Aldi launches £17 Specialbuy gadgets that will keep you warm without the heating and are super cheap to run

ALDI shoppers are desperate to bag £17 Specialbuy gadgets that will keep them toasty this winter.

There are three handy appliances to choose from in the popular .

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Aldi Specialbuys

A costs £16.99 and has nine temperature levels to achieve the perfect level of warmth.

It is machine washable at 30C.

Customers can also take home a cosy , which offers the same number of heat settings.

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The gadget is practical and foldable for convenient storage.

The third item is a with an adjustable fit, which can help with any aches and pains as the winter sets in.

It has a digital control with LED display for a modern and stylish appearance.

All of the heating tools run at 220V to 240V.

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Any of these items could also make great perfect Christmas gifts this holiday season.

They are all included in Aldi's , sold each Thursday and Sunday, while stocks last.

A first-come, first-served basis means once they're gone they're gone.

It comes as is offering plenty of gadgets to keep you warm this winter from electric blankets to fan heaters.

There's a to bounce heat back into a room for £9.99

Alternatively a can be picked up for £24.99.

They can run at either 1000W or 2000W, meaning it costs around 22p or 45p to run an hour.

Meanwhile is a sell-out anytime it lands in stores.

The £34.99 device comes with 18 heated bars and can hold 18kg worth of clothes.

Heated airers can save money on your energy bill as it offers a cheaper alternative to drying your clothes on the radiator.

A dehumidifier may come in handy too as homes are at risk of developing mould over the winter because of condensation and heavy rainfall.

can collect two litres of water, making it one of the smaller dehumidifiers on the market.

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But it could be a cheaper alternative to pricier alternatives on the market.

For example, Argos is selling a three-litre dehumidifier for £70.