IT’S come around way too fast, but it’s almost time to take the Christmas decorations down for another year.
So to make storing your Christmas tree even easier, savvy shoppers have got their hands on some bargain bags from Argos.
The Christmas tree bags, which can also keep baubles and tinsel safe for the next 12 months, cost just £4 for a pack containing two.
And Argos customers have been singing their praises, as they revealed they have so much extra room and make those trips to the loft much less of a faff.
One woman spotted the grey and white bags and promptly added them to her basket.
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She then couldn’t wait to tell other like-minded shoppers all about her purchase.
Posting a string of photos of her decorations packed nearly into them, she then wrote on the Facebook group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
She explained: “If anyone needs a storage bag for their tree and decorations, I just got these from Argos.
“They are £4 for 2 and great for my 7ft tree with so much space left over.”
The woman then added: “Why didn’t I get these years ago?”
“Even if they only last until next Christmas for £4, I’m not complaining.”
And it wasn’t long before others joined in on the action and said the bags would be “the answer to all their problems” too.
Countless people tagged their loved ones in the post to tell them to keep their eyes peeled.
At the same time, others told their family and friends that it was just what they needed.
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One person wrote to another: “The answer to your problems!”
A second added: “Great for your trees and decorations.”
And a third said: “Look at these!”
At the same time, others said they’d followed in the lady’s footsteps and made sure they didn’t miss out on the deal.
One person wrote: “Thank you, just ordered.”
A second social media user added: “These are handy to have!”
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