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Walmart's October Deals have arrived – here's what you can't miss
Vacuums, cookware, storage solutions, and more are on sale now
If you're reading this, it's because you refuse to miss a good deal, and I'm right there with you. I'm always looking to save on practical necessities for my home – it makes things like purchasing a new vacuum cleaner or trash can more thrilling than it actually is. Luckily, Walmart's October Deals event is here to help me upgrade all those unsexy home essentials affordably (and find some fun new items along the way). Starting on Tuesday, October 8th, shoppers can save up to 50% on kitchen appliances, storage solutions, cookware, cleaning supplies, and so much more.
As you can imagine, the list of products included in this sale is a lengthy one, so I've narrowed down this vast selection to the items I think are most worth your while (that is my job, after all). Below, you'll find practical items like a new Dyson vacuum cleaner and a percale sheet set; home upgrades like a knife set, a bathroom storage cabinet, and an ice machine; and fall essentials like a slow cooker and a heated blanket. I promise the items I've shopped out for you will not disappoint, but my curated list is just a taste of what Walmart has to offer during this exciting sales event. Hurry up and shop before the deals end on Sunday, October 13th.
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