Lidl launch heatwave survival kit and it only costs £45!
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With Britain set to see some of this hottest weather we've seen in years it's important to keep cool. Luckily, Lidl's heatwave survival kit has everything you might possibly want or need!
Although we love the sunny weather, it can be a real struggle to keep cool.
Thankfully, Lidl has come to the rescue and proves it can do more than offer great cheap booze. The 'heatwave survival kit' consists of a paddling pool, pump, parasol and an electric cooling fan.
So, whether you're outside or in, you'll have all the tools you need to bring your temperature down. The kit launches nationwide on Friday 29 June and will only be available in store and while stocks last.
If you don't need the full kit you can buy each of the items individually. It could be worth grabbing the whole kit and then seeing if your friends or family need anything so that none of you miss out!
The full heatwave rescue kit includes:
Crivit Paddling Pool, £13.99 - The four man pool has a handy integrated head-rest and cupholder. If you get a chance to get in the pool without your little ones splashing, it's the ultimate way to relax and cool down. The pool comes in blue or green, two different shapes. It has a repair kit incase any punctures appear and also has a three-year guarantee.
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Electric Air Pump, £4.99
If you haven't already invested in an electric-pump, this is a great affordable option. It makes inflating the pool and any pool floats so much easier and means you don't have to huff-and-puff in the heat!
Lidl Parasol, £4.99
If you're in need of some shade the Lidl parasol is perfect. It's up in seconds and provides UPF 50+ sun protection and comes with a handy carrier bag. Available in three vibrant colours – green, blue, multicolour – which will you choose?
The Silvercrest Tower Fan, £19.99
No more sleepless nights with this fan on hand! It has three-speed settings and a 120 minute variable timer so you don't have to worry about it going all night.
Speaking about the heatwave survival kit, Josie Stone, Head of Non-Food Buying said: 'With this weekend set to be another British heatwave – we’ve planned ahead so customers didn’t have to. Our Lidl products will ensure customers can keep cool and carry on during the extreme heat. These quality items at brilliantly low prices means that fun in the sun is for the many and not the few this summer.'
When the weather is hot it's important to watch out for dehydration in babies, toddlers and children and prevention is the best course of action. Ensure you and your family are drinking plenty of water and stay topped up on suncream if you're out-and-about.
Homemade ice-lollies are a great, cheap and fun way to keep your children hydrated but drinking water should be the first course of action.
How do you keep cool in the hot weather? We'd love to hear your tips, head over to our Facebook page to get involved!
Jessica is a freelance food writer, stylist and recipe tester. She previously worked as Senior Food Writer at Future. While at Future Jessica wrote food and drink-related news stories and features, curated product pages, reviewed equipment, and developed recipes that she then styled on food shoots. She is an enthusiastic, self-taught cook who adores eating out and sharing great food and drink with friends and family. She has completed the Level 1 Associate course at the Academy of Cheese and is continually building on her knowledge of beers, wines, and spirits.
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