A MARVEL water toy that your kids will love lands in Lidl today – and its over £10 cheaper than its rivals.
The hot weather seems to have arrived early and if your kids love playing in the sun, this buy will help keep them happy and cooled down.
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What’s more fun than a water fight in the garden during the long summer days?
Water guns are without a doubt one of the greatest kids outdoor toys to have fun with family and friends.
And Lidl‘s Spiderman water blaster backpack should prise them away from their iPads and TV.
The backpack looks comfortable as it comes with adjustable straps.
And the water gun looks easy to use as you just just fill it up from the top then it’s ready to go.
On sale at Lidl today they come in at just £6.99 – that’s a huge saving of over £10 pounds if you were to buy it on Amazon.
And with the toy’s age recommendation set at 3 years plus it should be accessible for anyone to use – even adults.
But if Spidey isn’t you child’s favourite character, don’t fret because Lidl have a range of water blaster backpacks.
The others in the set include Stitch and two Paw Patrol characters – so hopefully there is something for everyone.
Lidl has also launched a new summer £1.49 buy to brighten up your garden that you can catch in stores today.
With its brightly coloured flowers it also makes the perfect summer gift for a friend or neighbour.
And beauty fans are racing to snap up a £2.99 Lidl buy that means they don’t have to wear foundation during the hot weather.
Not only that, but the budget make-up product also contains SPF 50, which helps protect the skin in the sunshine.
And if your hair is suffering in the hot weather with split ends, flyaways, frizziness or unrelenting tangling.
One woman has claimed that Lidl’s latest haircare dupes will “transform” brittle strands in just four washes.
And you won’t have to spend hundreds of pounds to restore it.
Samantha Roobottom, a content creator, revealed in an Instagram reel that the budget supermarket’s Olaplex dupes are worth their weight in gold.
Other brands with dupes of the luxury brand’s Bond Treatment System are Aldi and Primark.
