Hey everyone! Following up on my amazing Walmart clearance finds – those laundry baskets for $2.50 and paint for just $2 – I wanted to share some more insider tips, especially for those of you wondering about those 'extra $2' savings at checkout. It's a real thing, and knowing how to find them can seriously boost your savings! First off, let's talk about the golden rule: ALWAYS SCAN! I can't stress this enough. I've personally seen shelf tags showing $10 for something like a Sterilite 2 Bushel Large Plastic Laundry Basket, only for it to ring up at $2.50 at the self-checkout or when a cashier scans it. That's a huge difference, practically an 'extra $7.50' off, but often you'll find items that are just a couple of dollars lower than marked, like finding a $4 item for $2. The original post mentioned my $2 Glidden Spred Grab-N-Go paint that online was $27.48 – imagine if the shelf tag was still at $27.48! Scanning revealed the true $2 price, which felt like finding an 'extra $25' off right there. The Walmart app is your best friend for this. Make sure your location services and Wi-Fi are on. Before you even get to the register, use the app's scanner feature. It’s a game-changer. If you spot a potential clearance item, like those boys' boxer briefs for $2, or an Adirondack chair that looks like it should be more, scan it yourself. This way, you know the price before you're even at the cashier. If the app shows $2.50 for a laundry basket and the shelf says $5, you're prepared. What happens if there's a discrepancy at the register? If the shelf tag says one price, and the scanner (either your app or the store's) shows a lower price – especially if it's an 'extra $2' or more off – politely point it out to the cashier. Most of the time, they'll honor the scanned price. This is where not trusting the shelf tag really pays off. Sometimes items get marked down so quickly that the store staff can't keep up with changing every single tag. That's your opportunity to find those incredible deals. Don't just look for big items like paint and laundry baskets. I've found everything from small home goods like throw blankets for a few dollars, to even seasonal decor that rings up for an incredibly low 'extra $2' or $5 at the register. Always check endcaps, seasonal sections, and even the top shelves – those are often neglected areas where hidden gems like the $2 Rust-Oleum Studio Color paint can be hiding. Remember, Walmart clearance varies by store, so what I find might be different from your local store. But the strategy stays the same: scan, scan, scan! Checking multiple stores and revisiting them regularly increases your chances. Happy hunting for those 'extra $2' (or more!) savings at Walmart checkout!