Black Friday 2024 deals

[old tex]

While I HATE shopping in stores, I don't mind doing some comparison shopping or just looking for deals on line. So that's what I have been doing for the past few days. I'm thinking that I wouldn't mind having another B&D battery vacuum for "just in case" because I like the one we have so much & I'd have a spare battery. And my wife suggested replacing our regular coffee maker & K cup maker with a single unit that does both.

The coffee maker search has turned up some interesting results (on Amazon btw). It seems that the one I'm looking for, no matter what I put in the search line, doesn't come up. Somehow I feel like I'm being manipulated by Amazon. Just thought that I would point it out to others.

 

[Weedygarden]

While I HATE shopping in stores, I don't mind doing some comparison shopping or just looking for deals on line. So that's what I have been doing for the past few days. I'm thinking that I wouldn't mind having another B&D battery vacuum for "just in case" because I like the one we have so much & I'd have a spare battery. And my wife suggested replacing out regular coffee maker & K cup maker with a single unit that does both.

The coffee maker search has turned up some interesting results (on Amazon btw). It seems that the one I'm looking for, no matter what I put in the search line, doesn't come up. Somehow I feel like I'm being manipulated by Amazon. Just thought that I would point it out to others.

Thanks for this thread! I was thinking that we needed to see some recommendations.

 

[Magpie]

Black friday here lasts for about a week, but really is a bit of a scam. For instance, two weeks back my son bought a desk from Amazon for 30 straight price- this week its 47 before any deal.
However I managed to get a decent online deal on a laptop for son in college by combining a 'deal' and my own student card for extra discount. Got 250 off- He can have it for Christmas. Planning on also combining student card with BF deals and points card in large chemist here, (drugstore) to stock up on cod liver oil and over the counter anti inflammatory and cold/flu tabs. They've doubled in price since covid- a pack of twelve is now 13quid.

 

[old tex]

Weedygarden I've found that people are fully or maybe I'm just strange. I love to hear about product that do a good job & don't cost a lot of money. Mostly though I read about people praising expensive items. To me that's like saying look at me I can afford something like this. I just want the best "thing" that I can get for the money. My great example on that was the handheld Dyson vac we bought. No doubt about it, it was a great little vacuum, but I paid $400 for it on sale. It randomly stopped up, you never knew when it would stop or why it would stop & it totally died after 2 years. That's paying $200 per year just to vacuum your floors & I find that insane. Hell I can pay someone to vacuum my house for about that much. So I replaced it with my little cheapie vacuum from B&D (a company that gets a bad rap because they are compared to much higher cost items). I think that if I go over an area twice, it does just as good of a job as a Dyson. And the battery lasts so much longer that it has the juice to let me do that & then some. I'll never buy another Dyson but I'm going to pick up another B&D vac just to have a spare & to get another battery (which is half the price of the whole unit).

I guess my motto is save money when you can so that you will have extra money so you don't have to cheap out when you want to buy better.

 

[old tex]

Well last night I found 2 of the deals that I was looking for in a Kohl's add. I ordered both another B&D vacuum (mostly for the battery) & a Keurig Duo coffee makes. The whole thing went smooth right up until I saw where I had to pick them up at......Dallas. In other words, I screwed up. I spent this morning canceling one of the items, can't cancel the other one until it arrives, then I have to call & cancel it. I then ordered "correctly" & those will be shipped to me. And yes, I saved more than a pretty penny.

PS: The keurig coffee pot I see problems with & would have rather had the other Duo which was cheaper. The wife picked the one that I bought. Happy wife, happy life.

 

[havasu]

I created and moved all the 2024 Black Friday posts into a new thread.

 

[Weedygarden]

I created and moved all the 2024 Black Friday posts into a new thread.

I could tell. Maybe I need to edit what I said.

 

[Mountain trapper]

I don't know what the black Friday stuff is all about. We go shopping when we need something, and on Tuesday's if possible. The farm/ranch store down south has 10% off for old timers on Tuesday. So we'll be going shopping tomorrow.

 

[havasu]

I subscribed to Black Friday dot com, and they will release upcoming Black Friday ads weeks early, so you can watch to see what the sales will be. They also go one step further and will post the best sales in all ads.
I normally will hang on for unusual purchases to see if I can get a better deal. Right now, I'm looking for a new 75" TV, since my old clunker is starting to blow out tiles which look like pencil sized dots of white on my screen.

 

[Pearl]

I subscribed to Black Friday dot com, and they will release upcoming Black Friday ads weeks early, so you can watch to see what the sales will be. They also go one step further and will post the best sales in all ads.
I normally will hang on for unusual purchases to see if I can get a better deal. Right now, I'm looking for a new 75" TV, since my old clunker is starting to blow out tiles which look like pencil sized dots of white on my screen.

I'll have to tell Hubby about that!! He's been known to go out of there is an extraordinary deal!! Thanks!!

 

[d_marsh]

Primary Arms, one of the best supplies or gun parts and accessories on the planet, is running a 13% off sale sitewide.

Here's a list of some of the best gun / gun accessory deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday: https://gun.deals/black-friday

 

[Mountain trapper]

We've have most gifts already picked out for the grandkids. So far we got them some fossils, minerals, a couple books, some $2.00 bills, silver coins, jewelry for the granddaughter, each a safe and $200 deposited in their savings accounts. For their birthdays in February and March we're going to get them each a metal detector plus another $200 deposited in their savings accounts. Every holiday and birthday, and usually monthly, we make a deposit to their savings accounts. We refuse to ever buy them cheap plastic crap made in China. Their other relatives buy them junk from Chinamart.

 

[Haertig]

I just ordered this 28" Blackstone grill from Walmart for $147 (Black Friday 2024 deal).

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Blacksto...e-Omnivore-Griddle-with-Hard-Cover/5460417912

I had recently convinced myself that I really didn't NEED one, and I'm not super keen on having to possibly deal with rust, but for this price I couldn't pass it up. I had been looking at a 22" model, but this larger 28" one - with a stand even - popped up at an even cheaper price than the 22" models. It only has two burners, which may or may not be an issue for even heat distribution. Personally I don't care about zone cooking much, two zones should be fine for me. I realize this is a lower end Blackstone - only two burners, only one shelf, a metal cover rather than a hinged lid, yada, yada, yada - but for the price I'm willing to give it a shot (seeing as how I had previously convinced myself not to even buy one).

I will now have three grills on my deck - a Traeger pellet grill/smoker, a Weber propane grill, and now this Blackstone flat-top griddle. My two existing grills no longer have covers - those had a limited lifespan and I just never replaced them when they wore out. So I'm off to find a cover for the Blackstone now, since I think it will be critical to keep it well covered given it's nice, flat, rust-loving grilling surface. I will make sure to season it well and keep a protective coat of oil on it. I'm pretty particular about care of my cast iron skillet, and I'll treat this griddle with the same care as that.

 

[Mountain trapper]

I just ordered this 28" Blackstone grill from Walmart for $147 (Black Friday 2024 deal).

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Blacksto...e-Omnivore-Griddle-with-Hard-Cover/5460417912

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I had recently convinced myself that I really didn't NEED one, and I'm not super keen on having to possibly deal with rust, but for this price I couldn't pass it up. I had been looking at a 22" model, but this larger 28" one - with a stand even - popped up at an even cheaper price than the 22" models. It only has two burners, which may or may not be an issue for even heat distribution. Personally I don't care about zone cooking much, two zones should be fine for me. I realize this is a lower end Blackstone - only two burners, only one shelf, a metal cover rather than a hinged lid, yada, yada, yada - but for the price I'm willing to give it a shot (seeing as how I had previously convinced myself not to even buy one).

I will now have three grills on my deck - a Traeger pellet grill/smoker, a Weber propane grill, and now this Blackstone flat-top griddle. My two existing grills no longer have covers - those had a limited lifespan and I just never replaced them when they wore out. So I'm off to find a cover for the Blackstone now, since I think it will be critical to keep it well covered given it's nice, flat, rust-loving grilling surface. I will make sure to season it well and keep a protective coat of oil on it. I'm pretty particular about care of my cast iron skillet, and I'll treat this griddle with the same care as that.

That's a nice griddle. We've had a Blackstone, the 48" model, for several years now. Never had a rust problem yet. I bought a cover for ours. It's well worth the price.