Phillip Schofield on test-driving the hottest products for our homes and gardens…
The great British summer always keeps us on our toes weather-wise, but in ITV’s How to Spend It Well: House & Garden, Phillip Schofield guides us through the best bargains to get the most out of the season, come rain or shine.
The one-off special sees Phillip join members of the public and a few famous faces to test everything from food and drink to top gadgets, and reveal what’s a good deal and what’s a waste of money.
Here, Phillip, 56, tells TV Times what’s in store...
You did a Christmas edition of How to Spend It Well, how are things different for the summer?
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