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Costco Cyber Monday Deals Offer Major Savings Around the Home

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When it comes to Cyber Monday deals, few retailers can match the variety at Costco. This year, the warehouse club is promoting everything from an $8,000 spa — clocking in at $1,000 off the regular price — to a $2 package of pretzel crisps.

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Here’s a look at Costco Cyber Monday deals you don’t want to miss (Deals are accurate as of Nov. 23):

Hotel Grand White Down Comforter: $20-$25 Off
Evolution Spas Monarch 90-Jet, 7 Person Spa: $7,999.99 (regular price $8,999.99)
Seville Classics 4-piece Bamboo Expandable Drawer Organizer: $6 off
Stoelzle All Purpose 21 oz Wine Glass Set, 8-piece: $21.99
Rubbermaid Brilliance 20-piece Plastic Food Storage Set: $23.99
Overandback “What A Dish” 4-piece Bowl Set: $11.99
KitchenAid Professional Series 6 Quart Bowl Lift Stand Mixer with Flex Edge: $299.99 (regular $399.99)
Cangshan 12-Piece L Series Knife Block Set: $119.99 (regular $154.99)
Sony 85″ X1 4K HDR TV: $1,499.99
7.5′ Pre-Lit Radiant Micro LED Artificial Christmas Tree: $399.99 (regular $499.99)
Tramontia 2-Piece Enameled Casr Iron Dutch Oven: $49.99 (regular $64.99)
OXO SoftWorks 9-Piece POP Food Storage Container Set: $49.99
ORII 20 Jar Spice Rack: $8 off
MIU Silicone Non-Stick Pastry and Baking Mat 3-piece Set : $14.99
The Fruit Company Celebration 8 Box Holiday Tower: $59.99

Cyber Monday falls on Nov. 28, but Costco began offering online deals last week. Although Costco members can buy a wide range of products — including food, beverages, health and beauty products, toys, apparel, home decor, jewelry and electronics — many of the items it is promoting for Cyber Monday are centered around the home.

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Vance Cariaga is a London-based writer, editor and journalist who previously held staff positions at Investor’s Business Daily, The Charlotte Business Journal and The Charlotte Observer. His work also appeared in Charlotte Magazine, Street & Smith’s Sports Business Journal and Business North Carolina magazine. He holds a B.A. in English from Appalachian State University and studied journalism at the University of South Carolina. His reporting earned awards from the North Carolina Press Association, the Green Eyeshade Awards and AlterNet. In addition to journalism, he has worked in banking, accounting and restaurant management. A native of North Carolina who also writes fiction, Vance’s short story, “Saint Christopher,” placed second in the 2019 Writer’s Digest Short Short Story Competition. Two of his short stories appear in With One Eye on the Cows, an anthology published by Ad Hoc Fiction in 2019. His debut novel, Voodoo Hideaway, was published in 2021 by Atmosphere Press.

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