‘Game changer’ shoppers say as they race to Primark to snap up £1 buy that makes your house smell ‘insane’ in an instant

IS there anything worse than the stale smell of last night’s dinner lingering in your home – especially when you’re expecting guests any minute?

Well, worry no more…because shoppers have been going wild for a bargain buy from Primark that they say can make your house smell “insane” in an instant.

And with prices starting from as little as just £1, it’s little surprise it’s already selling out – and fast!

Natalie Heather Adams took to money-saving Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK and shared a snap of Primark‘s Madagascan vanilla fabric spray, which retails at £4.

Alongside the post, she penned: “Game changer!

“These little room sprays are just £4 in PRIMARK…they also come in ‘cotton’ haven’t tried the cotton one but this vanilla one is my new fave!!

“I literally spray it in all the rooms, carpets , rugs, curtains sofas whatever and the smell is insane!”

She goes on to say how they also have matching candles in little glass jars for just £1.

“The scents are vanilla, cotton, black vanilla and there’s a couple of others,” Natalie continued.

“Absolutely loving Primark’s home range at the min.

(These items were all seen and purchased in the brand new store in BURY ST EDMUNDS).”

It wasn’t long before the post garnered quite the response, with many customers desperate to get their hands on the in-demand product.

“This smells so nice but Primark was sold out,” wrote one.

Another fan of the product tagged a friend and commented: “People are catching on.”

A third enthused: “Cotton one is lovely.”

Another shopper held up a bottle of ‘Sundried Linen fabric spray’ and added: “This one from there smells amazing!”

A further asked: “I sprayed house went out shopping came back and smelt lovely still guess it depends how much you spray etc.”

Natalie replied: “I sprayed house went out shopping came back and smelt lovely still guess it depends how much you spray etc.”

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Chloe Morgan

March 22, 2024 8:08 am