Walmart shoppers rush to buy a $24 ‘luxury’ household essential on hidden clearance that scans for over 50 percent off

A SAVINGS pro has revealed how to find a household essential at Walmart for 70 percent off by using secret clearance.

The TikToker and deals hunter scored a luxury blanket for $9 just by using their phone.

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Walmart shoppers can use the mobile app to scan items and reveal huge savings that may not be openly marked on the salesfloor.

Dubbed “hidden clearance” by dedicated fans, this is a fun way to stumble across incredible deals as products can scan for as low as $1.

In a recent video, TikToker @nixerictrevino showed how he scored household essentials for 50 and 70 percent off.

The clip shows the Walmart fan scanning a Better Homes and Gardens Luxury Velvet Plush Blanket that was originally priced at $24.72.

However, the mobile app reveals that the new price of the item is just $9.

They continued to scan all the blankets on the shelf, revealing the incredible nine-buck tag across the board for the color Ivory.

Meanwhile, the gray blanket also had a heavily reduced price but was being sold for $13.

In the comments, the original poster suggested that shoppers race to grab the item and pointed out that they can also sign up for Walmart+ to get even more exclusive deals.

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Shoppers may want to consider downloading the Walmart app as this is the best way to find deals on hidden clearance.

The app has special clearance items and a scanning tool that can be used to find products marked down even lower.

Shoppers can even scan mispriced items with the Walmart app and employees will give you the lower price at the register.

But clearance isn’t the only way shoppers can save money at Walmart.

Keep an eye out for Great Value brand products.

These are Walmart’s store-brand products, which typically are the same quality and taste as other brands but at a much lower price.

Most of Walmart’s grocery items and some household essentials can be found under its Great Value brand.

Another thing to consider is couponing, which could save the average household $1,465 per year, according to a study from CouponFollow. 

Sometimes, those are offered on apps through the retailer that you’re looking to shop at. 

Also, there are some third-party apps including Rakuten and Ibotta that you could use. 

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A Walmart shopper said to never trust the signs again after finding a $25 coat for only $5. 

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