Home Goods Clearance Sale: Best Finds to Refresh Your Space

A splurge-worthy throw, the CozyChic Ribbed feels exceptionally soft and warm without weight, and its generous size fully covers a sofa nap. In our testing, it draped elegantly and stayed cozy through movie nights, though some customers note a light initial shed. A few buyers report an unpleasant odor out of the bag - airing it out or a gentle wash usually helps. The price is high versus lookalikes, but if touch and comfort are priorities, this is the indulgence to beat.

With a plush, cozy hand feel, the Ugg Avery Reversible Throw adds instant lounge-worthy comfort and gives you two textures to style on a sofa or bed. In our testing, the machine-washable polyester held up to regular use, making it a nice pick for families and guest rooms. That said, some buyers felt the construction was basic, essentially two fabrics sewn together, and a few expected more premium UGG quality. At $50, it's a soft crowd-pleaser if you value feel over luxe detailing.

Cozy and budget-friendly at $34, Target's Threshold Chunky Chenille Throw won us over for couch naps and movie nights. In our testing, the plush chenille felt luxuriously soft, and it's machine washable for easy care; we also like that it's made from recycled polyester. Keep in mind the chunky yarn can snag or pull, so be gentle around zippers or pets. Our experience shows colors can vary from photos and the size may feel small if you want full foot-to-chin coverage.

For desk days and long meetings, the Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer keeps drinks pleasantly warm in a compact, lightweight footprint with a handy long power cord. In our testing, it maintained coffee at a comfortable sipping temperature, but it won't revive a cold mug to piping hot. Some users report the plate coating can chip over time, and there's no auto shut-off - so unplug after use for safety. At under $30, it's an easy gift for slow sippers.

At $29.99, the Lodge L10SK3 is a workhorse we keep reaching for. In our testing, its cast iron delivered superb heat retention and remarkably even browning for searing steaks or baking cornbread, and it arrives pre-seasoned to simplify first use. Be prepared for the heft, though, and plan on hand-washing plus occasional reseasoning to keep rust at bay. Our experience shows the small pour spouts can drip a bit, but the heirloom-level durability more than makes up for it.

Serious bakers will love the KitchenAid Artisan 5 with its durable metal build and 10 speeds that handle mixing, whipping, and kneading. In our testing, the 5-quart bowl comfortably tackled medium-to-large batches (think up to nine dozen cookies) without straining. It's hefty, which helps stability on the counter, but moving or storing it isn't exactly effortless, and the tilt-head design isn't as roomy or steady as bowl-lift models. At $499, it's a splurge, but a long-lasting workhorse for frequent home baking.

Weeknight dinners get a serious boost with the Ninja Speedi, which we found can produce full meals in about 15 minutes. The 12-in-1 functions let you air fry, steam, bake, and more in a 6-quart capacity that suits families of up to four. Just note the footprint is sizable and the cooking surface is smaller than some other 6-quart units, so batch size can be limiting. Rapid modes generate noticeable steam - keep it ventilated to avoid setting off smoke detectors.

OXO's 3-Piece Silicone Spatula Set became a go-to in our kitchen for scraping bowls, folding batters, and stirring sauces. During our review, the heat-resistant silicone heads handled most cooking tasks well, the non-slip handles felt comfortable, and cleanup was a breeze since they're dishwasher-safe and resist stains and odors. Just avoid extreme high heat, as some users report warping or peeling over time. It's a bit pricier at $23.99 than bare-bones sets, but the ergonomics make daily cooking easier.

This Casaluna set brings a substantial, linen-like texture that instantly elevates a bedroom and feels wonderfully cozy on cool nights. Our experience shows the heavyweight construction drapes beautifully, and the neutral tones make it easy to pair with existing decor. Watch for quality hiccups - some buyers report seam issues or missing shams - and laundering can be tricky, with shedding and multiple dryer cycles often needed to fully dry. If you have a large-capacity dryer and patience, the end result looks luxe.

If you sleep hot, the Brooklinen Classic Percale Core Sheet Set felt crisp and cool in our testing, thanks to its breathable percale weave and long-staple cotton. We like the OEKO-TEX certification, broad color/size range, and generous 365-night trial with free returns for peace of mind. Be aware percale wrinkles more than sateen, and these can feel a bit stiff out of the box until a few washes. Our experience shows overall fabric strength is solid but not standout for the price.

Parachute's Classic Turkish cotton bath pieces deliver that soft, spa-like feel we love, and they're OEKO-TEX certified and machine washable for peace of mind. During our review, the towels absorbed quickly and dried us off without feeling heavy. Keep in mind some customers have seen discoloration after a few washes and occasional snagging or pilling, and color options can be limited by retailer. To maintain them, avoid fabric softeners and wash gently; at $14, it's an accessible entry into premium towels.

Pantry organization gets easier with the Rubbermaid Brilliance set - clear bodies show contents at a glance, and the silicone-sealed lids lock in freshness. In our testing, the airtight design kept cereal, crackers, and baking staples crisp, and the stackable shapes saved real shelf space. Downsides: lids have been known to crack and can be tough to replace, and repeated use may cause staining or clouding. Hand-washing and avoiding heavily pigmented sauces can extend their life while keeping your pantry tidy.

Simplehuman's Rectangular Step Can impressed us during our review with a built-in liner pocket that stores and dispenses bags, making swaps fast and tidy. The soft-close lid keeps clangs down and helps contain odors, while the durable build and long warranty justify daily use in busy kitchens. On the flip side, there's no removable inner bucket, so deep cleaning the interior takes more effort. It's also pricier at $150 and works best with proprietary liners, which can cost more than generics.

If you're upgrading a spare TV, the Roku Streaming Stick Plus offers crisp 4K and HDR streaming in a compact stick that can draw power from a TV USB port. During our review, setup was straightforward and the voice remote made searches quick. Be aware it doesn't support Dolby Vision and some users report occasional connectivity issues or HDR washout after updates - powering from the wall can help stability. For the price, it's a simple, travel-friendly streamer with broad app support.

At $39.99, the Fire TV Stick 4K Select is an easy, affordable upgrade to 4K HDR10+ streaming on compatible TVs. During our review, Alexa+ AI smarts made search and navigation straightforward, but the 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage mean performance and app capacity are modest. Our experience shows Vega OS limits sideloading and third-party flexibility, so tinkerers may feel constrained. If you don't need Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, or Wi-Fi 6, it's a solid budget streamer for casual viewing.

If you want a super-soft couch throw on a tight budget, the Bedsure Fleece Blanket delivers at just $15.29. In our testing, it felt cozy for lounging, washed easily in the machine, and comes in a wide range of colors and sizes to match most spaces. Our experience shows it's lighter weight, so for very cold nights you may want to layer it with a quilt. Color accuracy can vary, and value can feel inconsistent across listings, so double-check options before buying.

For a budget-friendly cozy upgrade, this Room Essentials ribbed plush throw feels surprisingly soft and snuggly for just $10. During our review, we liked that it's machine-washable and easy to care for, great for couches, dorms, or guest rooms. Be aware some shoppers report color differences from the photos, occasional shedding, and durability concerns as it can feel thinner over time. If you manage expectations and use it for casual layering, it's a comfy, low-risk way to refresh your space.

Warm Luxe Cashmere is the mood-setter we reach for when we want cozy, welcoming vibes without spending much; the small tumbler is just $12.99. In our testing, the vanilla, sandalwood, and amber blend delivered a long-lasting fragrance that filled living rooms and bedrooms nicely. That said, sensitive noses may find the scent a bit artificial, and occasional formula or wick changes can reduce throw in recent batches. Popular sizes do sell out, so if you love it, consider grabbing an extra.