I’m a Walmart bargain hunter – I got 3 insane unmarked clearance finds for as little as $1 & one item had 15 goodies
A WALMART customer has revealed how bargain hunters can find unmarked clearance items for as little as $1.
The savvy shopper, known as Nat, revealed three insane finds during a trolley dash to the budget supermarket – with one containing up to 15 goodies.
Uploading a video to TikTok, she revealed her loot following an evening visit on September 24, 2022.
The first group of items she showed her viewers was Walmart’s collection of Super Soft Plush throws.
After scanning one product through the Walmart app, she revealed that the price of one of the products was just $1.
She then makes her way to a collection of shower caddies that come in both blue and grey.
Unsurprisingly, they also came in at just $1.
Finally, she highlights a luxury mainstay 15 piece shower tote set – equipped with it’s own printed shower curtain.
Listed at just $3 and $7 respectively, the two products come in at a combined $10.
In the comments, wowed users labelled her the “clearance queen.”
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One posed: “Do you price match or how does this work?”
She replied: “This scanned this way for me at the register no price match needed for me but, your store may vary as always on pricing and inventory.”
And the low prices seemingly don’t just end there with Walmart’s new brand offering wedding attire for as little as $89.
The collection will launch on October 13 with 50 pieces and will be seen by fashion fans for the first time at New York Bridal Fashion Week.
Super-retailer Walmart teamed up with star plus-sized brand Eloquii, which specializes in offering top fashion looks for women’s clothing sizes 14 to 28.
Called Bridal by Eloquii, the line will include bridal gowns and other formal wear for rehearsal dinners, engagements, and bachelorette parties, QUARTZ reported.
Dresses will start at $89 and each item is under $900.
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Meanwhile, a fashion expert claims she has found five fall dupes from Walmart that are much cheaper than the name brand.
Plus, Walmart says it’s offering “deeper savings” for customers ahead of holiday season with ‘significant’ changes.
