Best Labor Day appliance deals at a glance:
Labor Day is basically the awkward cousin of shopping holidays. You’re not exactly thrilled it’s here (RIP, summer), and it definitely lacks the pizzazz of Black Friday. But it does come with one perk: It’s undeniably the best time of year to score a deal on those more expensive home essentials, like mattresses and major household appliances (e.g., washers and dryers, refrigerators, and dishwashers).
This year, big-box retailers like Home Depot, Lowe’s, Best Buy, and even Amazon are rolling out their holiday savings events. Right now, most appliance markdowns are about $15 to $20 shy of their all-time-low Black Friday prices. Frankly, paying an extra twenty bucks is well worth it if your washing machine has gone kaput, but I expect even bigger discounts as we get closer to the holiday weekend.
Whether your fridge is on its last leg or you’ve finally decided to upgrade the laundry room (honestly, good for you), I’ve scoured through the deals to help you find the best bang for your buck.
Here are the best Labor Day appliance deals you can shop right now.
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Best major kitchen appliance deals
$499
at Lowe’s
$749
Save $250
$879
at Home Depot
$1,199
Save $320
Why we like it
The Hisense 18.1 ft Counter-Depth Refrigerator ($499 at Lowe’s, down from $749) is an unbeatable deal. It sits flush with your counters so it shouldn’t stick out; it’s garage-ready, and comes with a two-year warranty — which is double what most appliance brands give you.
If you need more storage space, you’ll want the LG 24-cu ft Top-Mount Refrigerator, marked down to $879 (saving you $320) at Home Depot. At 24 cubic feet, it’s about as roomy as a top-freezer fridge gets.
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Best laundry appliance deals
$599
at Home Depot
$849
Save $250
$1,899
at Lowe’s
$2,699
Save $800
Why we like it
If you’re looking for a no-frills machine that won’t cost you a fortune, the GE 4.5-cu ft Top Load Washer ($599, down from $849) is a great buy. It features a classic dual-action agitator, a large 4.5-cu ft. capacity, and a Boost setting that adds an extra 15 minutes of soaking to get out tough stains.
For those of you who want something a little bougier, the LG WashTower Stacked Laundry Center is down to $1,899 (saving you $800). It gives you full-sized capacity in half the floor space (perfect for smaller apartments!), features moisture sensors, and a steam cycle that’s claimed to pull out over 95 percent of pet dander.
