Quality appliances can make a huge difference in your day-to-day life. After all, who wants to do laundry with a leaky washing machine, or deal with a fridge that’s constantly on the fritz. Investing in new ones can be pricey—but it doesn’t necessarily have to be. We’ve rounded up the best appliance sales happening this week.
The best appliance sales this week include big deals on laundry machines, kitchen essentials and ... [+] vacuums. Cookware
Ahead, we’ve highlighted the best appliance deals across washer and dryers, refrigerators, vacuums, dishwashers and stoves—all from trusted retailers like Samsung, Amazon and Lowe’s. Browse by appliance type to find the best offer for you.
It depends on the appliance you’re looking for. Sales on major appliances, like washer and dryer sets, often peak in September and October since that’s when newer models are typically released. You can also find solid markdowns over holiday weekends, like the upcoming MLK Day and Presidents’ Day. If you’re looking for smaller appliances for your kitchen and home, keep an eye out around major sale events like Prime Day and Cyber Week.
The two main benefits to buying all of your appliances from the same brand are savings from bundle discounts and the ability to match all of your appliances for a streamlined aesthetic. If neither of those benefits are especially enticing, we recommend shopping for each appliance based on your individual needs and the best deals available at the moment instead.
If you’re looking for something specific, try searching the deal pages at appliance retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Samsung. If you have a specific model in mind, you can use Google Shopping to compare prices of that item across multiple retailers to ensure you’re getting the best price at the moment.
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