Wayfair’s Memorial Day sitewide sale includes up to 70% off Le Creuset, Bissell and more

Madison Alcedo
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If you’re redecorating every inch of your place while spending more time at home, you’re not alone. 

The good news is, with so many sales taking place at home goods stores as Memorial Day Weekend deals start to drop, you can score some incredible discounts that are some of the best of the year.  

While you’re celebrating more money in your wallet thanks to these deals, don’t forget to check out Wayfair’s big Memorial Day sale that’s on now until May 31.

With up to 70% off bedding, up to 45% off kitchen essentials, up to 60 percent off outdoor furniture and more, you’re not going to want to miss out on a home sale this good. 

Plus, right now you can expect to see major markdowns on cult-favorite kitchen and appliance brands like Bissell, KitchenAid, Le Creuset and more. And in case you’re in major need of updating your work-from-home space, Wayfair’s office furniture and accessory deals can’t be beat.  

Below are some of the best products worth buying on Wayfair right now before the Memorial Day sale deals are over. And don’t forget to check out Wayfair’s complete sale section, which breaks down its discounts by product category. 

Best Wayfair Memorial Day kitchen deals: 

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Best Wayfair Memorial Day vacuum deals: 

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Best Wayfair Memorial Day outdoor furniture deals: 

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Best Wayfair Memorial Day bedding and mattress deals: 

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