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Replace Your Appliances For $7 Each!

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I was at Walgreens last night picking up a prescription and wandered through the appliance section. Right now almost all of their appliances (toaster, small toaster oven, waffle iron, blender, mixer, small rice cooker, and a lot more!) are on sale for $6.99 each after a $3 mail-in rebate.

I'll be the first to admit that these are probably not the best quality... BUT, if money is the reason you're still using that old gluten-infested toaster, this is a good chance to replace it!

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thanks for posting that, i will have to go check out the blender and maybe get the kids back an toaster, i threw mine out months ago even tho no has really missed having one. I like to buy things that are less then 10, if they last you an yr, great. Cause even sometimes expenisve stuff doesnt last you an year.

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