Home Depot has nearly 6,000 items on sale right now — here are our favorites
If home improvement is on your to-do list, there's no better store to help than Home Depot. The retailer offers a wide range of products, including paint and power tools, and appliances. And, right now, over 6,000 items are on sale during Home Depot's Super Savings Sale — including area rugs, grills and vacuums. To help you shop, I've rounded up some of the best deals offered by Home Depot — be sure to shop today, as this sale ends at midnight.
Deals to shop during Home Depot's Super Savings Sale
This grill and smoker has 800 square inches of cooking surface area, along with a rear grill rack to keep cooked food warm. The hopper can be filled with wood pellets, accommodating more than 20 hours of cooking. The grill has a bronze lid and comes with a probe to help you take the temperature of meat and poultry.
Shark makes one of our top-rated upright vacuums, and this model boasts several features that experts have previously recommended. It has a HEPA filter, swivel steering and comes with a pet power brush to suck up pet hair. It also has a detachable lift-away pod for stairs or tight spaces and comes with a crevice tool to get into corners or between couch cushions.
This drill combo kit comes with a cordless power drill and an impact driver. They both have ergonomic handles and come with rechargeable batteries. This set is marked down by 38% and has a 4.6-star average rating from over 7,680 reviews at Home Depot.
This leaf blower is designed for quick, routine yard cleanups. The brushless motor can reach full throttle in under a second and it is considered a quiet model, with a noise level of 54dB(A), according to the brand. It has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and the charger is included. This leaf blower has a 4.4-star average rating from over 1,000 reviews at Home Depot.
This Ring security camera comes with a pair of floodlights, making it ideal for areas that don't receive a lot of natural light. It also features two-way communication, allowing you to hear what's happening and interact with anyone you see on the camera. This is a hard-wired model, so you will need a professional to assist with the installation.
More Home Depot Super Savings deals
Up to 40% off appliances
Up to 40% off power tools
Up to 35% off storage and organization
Up to 30% off lawn mowers
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