Things to Buy on Sale this 4th of July


Posted: 01 Jul 2019 07:57 PM PDT
The month of June has flown by and here we are in July. Summer is officially here and everyone is looking forward to July 4th weekend. That means fun, sun, beach, BBQ, and most importantly 4th of July blowout sales. Most retailers are trying to get rid of summer items so that they can start to prepare for back to school and fall items.
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Stores are putting out commercials daily about items that will be going on sale shortly. There are actually some things that you should wait until big sale days like this to purchase. 4th of July blowout sales are among us and here is what you need to know.



Summer Apparel- Most stores start putting out summer gear- shorts, skirts, tanks, swimwear, sandals etc. out as soon as April. Well by July most of these items are going on sale so that they can prepare for the fall season. Lucky for you , you will be able to stock up on awesome kids, men and women clothing and accessories for a fraction of the price.
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Tools are another item that miraculously gets hugely discounted around 4th of July. Why do you ask? Well Father's Day is officially over. The stores now hugely discount tools that weren't snapped up as gifts for Dad. Since many DIYers will be taking advantage of the long weekend to catch up on home improvement projects, it seems like a good time to visit your local hardware store.
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Grills. Grills, grills, grills! You’ll find them at many major retailers for as much as 60% off. Head to stores like Sears, Home Depot, and Walmart to hunt down a shiny new grill from multiple top brands. Everyone loves a BBQ so what not be prepared by getting yourself a new grill on sale and really get ready for summer.
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Patio furniture. Summer days beg to be spent outside, sprawled out on a hammock or lounging on a lawn chair, popsicle in hand. This season, you can get ahold of all the patio furniture you need to live out the summertime dream at as much as 60% off. Just check out the Fourth of July sales. Many stores offer great deals on patio furniture.
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Appliances. Saving up for a new fridge or AC unit? Act now, and you could purchase your coveted appliances at up to 40% of at stores like Best Buy, Lowe’s, Home Depot and Sears. Score deals on fridges, stovetops, washer-dryers and other major appliances from top brands like Kenmore and Samsung.
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Mattresses. As with any holiday, Fourth of July sees its fair share of mattress deals. If you missed Memorial and President’s Day sales, you may be able to find an attractive mattress offer Mattress Firm, big-box retailers and online mattress companies. During previous Independence Day sales, these stores have offered up mattresses at up to 60% off, plus free gifts with purchase.
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