Labor Day bargains abound, say shopping experts

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Labor Day weekend will be here before you know it. And retailers around the world are offering end-of-season deals on all mattresses, housewares, clothing, outdoor furniture, grills, major appliances, and more.

Thanks to the shopping experts at BlackFriday.com and Deal News, ConsumerAffairs has the dish on the best sellers, plus shopping tips shoppers can use when shopping over the long weekend.

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Here’s what Black Friday and Deal News shared with ConsumerAffairs as the best job deals, AZ.

Article – Until September 5, you can save up to 50% on over 400 home furnishings. This includes patio seating, coffee tables, beds, bookcases, etc.

To break : Casper has several different promotions going on right now. Adjustable bed frames are 50% off, pillows are 40% off, sheets are 50% off, bedding sets are 25% off, and weighted blankets and other items are also on sale.

Dyson: Dyson is holding what it says is a major Labor Day sale. Shoppers can save up to $200 on top models, including vacuums and air purifiers.

eBay: Save up to 78% on top brands during the site’s Labor Day sale. Better yet, take an extra 15% off select items via code “LABORDAYSAVE”. This offer is valid until September 5th.

Essentia: Save 25% and receive two free Comfort pillows with the purchase of an Essentia organic mattress. This offer is valid until September 5th. Plus, get 25% off your purchase, including organic mattresses, organic pillows, box springs, crib mattresses, and pet beds. Free delivery is also included and this offer is valid from September 6 to 12.

Home deposit: The Home Depot is giving shoppers early access to its Labor Day appliance savings. Shoppers will find top-rated Samsung refrigerators 32% off their original prices, LG washer-dryer sets on sale for 15% off and GE dishwashers available for 25% off.

Joan: Stock up on craft supplies for less with these Labor Day deals, which include: Up to 50% off select fabrics; 30% off pillow forms, stuffing, wadding and foam; 40% off Cricut Accessories; $1.99 Patterns of Simplicity.

Lowes: The Lowe’s Labor Day Sale runs from August 25 through September 25. 7, and is packed with store-wide and site-wide savings. Highlights include up to 40% off select outdoor electrical equipment and up to 50% off select patio furniture.

Firm mattress: Shoppers can improve their sleep over the long weekend by saving up to $700 on mattresses and bedding accessories through September 6.

Overstock: Overstock’s Labor Day Clearance Sale includes savings of up to 70% on patio furniture, coffee tables, rugs, and more.

pom pom at home: Save on handwoven products by taking 20% ​​off sitewide via promo code “LABOR20”. This offer is valid from September 2 to 7.

Evidence: Take 20% off your purchase via code “WEARWHITE” from 1:59 a.m. ET on August 31 to 1:59 a.m. ET on September 6. Gift cards and bundles are excluded from this offer.

Rockport: Save 30%-40% on most styles during the Labor Day sale, which also offers free shipping. This offer is valid from August 31 to September 6.

Mobile Concepts: Get up to 60% off select items during the Labor Day Long Weekend Sale. Plus, members get a 20% discount and 20% back in vouchers that can be used for additional savings. This offer is valid from September 2 to 5.

TUSHY: Buy two or more TUSHY Classic 3.0 and get them for $69 each via coupon code “NINESIX”. This offer is valid from September 2 to 6.

What about travel deals?

Travel deals can be a little scarce during the holidays – not completely gone, but not as good as they have been in the past.

“A lot of people are eager to travel after spending the majority of the past two years at home, but that doesn’t mean the deals are there,” said Julie Ramhold, consumer analyst at Deal News. “The demand is very high, so there is no real reason for airlines, hotels and cruise lines to offer any type of incentive to attract travelers.”

Ramhold said some of the best deals his team saw last year were in Mexico and the Caribbean, so it might behoove vacationers ready to go to seek out deals in those two destinations.

Tips from the pros

While Labor Day sales will have their share of plums, this is no one-time savings treat. Black Friday experts tell ConsumerAffairs that when it comes to electronics, TVs and toys, Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday sales could offer more than Labor Day. They also suggested skipping fall clothes and even Halloween decorations because better prices are coming.

Another BlackFriday.com trick is to use discount codes and coupons. “Be sure to apply discount codes and stack cashback offers on top of retailer sales for even more savings. Sites like RetailMeNot are offering up to 15% cash back at hundreds of department stores like Adidas, Best Buy, Home Depot and Sephora,” a BestBlackFriday spokesperson said.

At Deal News, Ramhold noted that the devices could be very good values ​​during Labor Day. She said if last year is any indication — a year when Home Depot slashed appliances by 53% — it might be worth checking out the big box stores this time around.

“Keep an eye out for Best Buy to offer savings on appliances as well. Last year, there were Labor Day discounts on all major brands, including Samsung, LG, GE and Whirlpool, among others,” Ramhold suggested.

Another pro tip came from the latest US News & World Report shopping habits inflation survey. In his study, he found that thanks to inflation, couponing is back in fashion.

“Voucher clubs have gone virtual, with expert advice in the form of social media influencers,” said Lauren Naru of US News. “Popular coupon advisors like City Coupon Mom, Coupon with Kayla, and CouponingCraz have hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic followers interested in money-saving strategies.”

Finally, a RetailMeNot spokesperson suggested stacking cashback offers on retailer sales for even bigger savings. They said shoppers will find 15% cash back at hundreds of top stores on their deals-focused site, including Adidas, Best Buy, Home Depot and Sephora.

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