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Best Buy has serious Labor Day discounts on these 6 appliances

Best Buy has some unusually deep discounts on major appliances right now, including $1,200 off an LG refrigerator

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Best Buy is doing most of the heavy lifting for major appliances this Labor Day. I sifted through the sale for worthwhile discounts rather than simply chasing the biggest percentages. These six cover refrigeration, laundry, and dishwashing, with savings as high as $1,200.

LG French-door refrigerator

The biggest saving here belongs to LG’s 27.7 cu. ft. French-door refrigerator, which drops from $2,999.99 to $1,799.99. That’s $1,200 off a roomy model with external water and ice, Wi-Fi connectivity, and nearly 28 cubic feet of capacity. It’s the priciest item here, but also the one with the deepest dollar discount.

Whirlpool 24-inch dishwasher

Whirlpool’s 24-inch dishwasher is $599.99, compared with $859.99 normally, for a $260 saving. The 47dBA noise rating should keep it relatively unobtrusive, and the third rack gives you extra room for utensils and smaller items. It’s a solid middle-ground choice if you want quieter operation without moving into premium pricing.

Samsung top-load washer

Samsung’s 4.6 cu. ft. top-load washer comes in at $599.99, $210 below its $809.99 comparable value. It combines an ActiveWave agitator with smart features, and its 4.6-cubic-foot capacity gives you plenty of room for everyday loads. Of the two washers here, this is the better fit if you prefer a traditional top-loading design.

Electrolux Perfect Steam washer

The Electrolux Perfect Steam washer takes the more premium route. The Denim Blue model is $799.99, reduced by $235 from $1,034.99. Perfect Steam, LuxCare Wash, and an 18-minute fast-wash cycle are the headline features. It costs more than the Samsung, but makes more sense for buyers specifically shopping for a front-loader.

Insignia electric dryer

At $399.99, Insignia’s 6.7 cu. ft. electric dryer is one of the cheaper major appliances in this roundup, with $200 knocked off its usual $599.99 price. Sensor Dry adjusts the cycle based on moisture levels, and the roomy drum should be enough for typical household loads. It’s also an easy way to keep a laundry upgrade relatively affordable.

GE 24-inch top-control dishwasher

GE’s 24-inch top-control dishwasher is the cheaper of the two dishwashers at $548.99, down $306 from $854.99. It includes a third rack, stainless-steel tub, sanitize cycle, and a 47dBA noise rating. If keeping the upfront cost lower matters most, this is the stronger dishwasher pick.

Paulo Vargas
Paulo Vargas is an English major turned reporter turned technical writer, with a career that has always circled back to…
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