Home Depot shopper scans bathroom furniture at checkout for a penny – it won’t show on app you need specific ‘numbers’

Customers at HOME DEPOT are lauding a popular bathroom vanity that costs just $0.01 to scan in-store.

Although the 31-inch Solid Surface Technology Silver Ash Vanity Top is valued at $289, one customer has disclosed how he was able to purchase it for just one penny.

Products that ought to have been taken off clearance shelves but weren’t are known as Home Depot penny items.

Staff members take clearance items off the shelf when they don’t sell, but occasionally they overlook some, which may wind up selling for pennies.

“Another Vanity Top Penny Item At Home Depot,” one customer said, sharing his deal with theCouponing for Beginners Facebook group. $0.01 was paid.

“It won’t display $0.01 if you scan it on the app, and don’t ask staff members either.

“To avoid the bank believing it is fraud, attempt to purchase something for $2 while using a card. “Happy penny shopping!”

The shopper stated in a video that was connected to the post that in order to find your penny deal, you must pay attention to the numbers on the box.

You can learn a lot about the goods from Home Depot clearance tags.

For instance, 25% off is offered on prices that finish in.06, while 50% off is offered on prices that end in.04.

You may get an indication of when products will be reduced to a penny by looking at the date on the clearance tags, which indicates when the items were first placed on clearance.

For instance, 14 weeks following their approval date, products with prices that conclude in “0.2,” “0.3,” and “0.4” often drop to a penny.

Fans of bargains have poured their enthusiasm for the offer into the post’s comments section.

“It works!” exclaimed one individual. My mom ended up getting one on the top shelf for a penny when I asked her to take me to acquire the vanity.

According to a second, “I’d be too timid to try, but this is so amazing.”

A third individual added, tagging a buddy, “We need to see about this.”