8 Home Improvement Deals on Amazon
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While you may be highly anticipating the deals rolling out for Black Friday, Amazon is starting the season even earlier with some early-bird deals on some home improvement splurges.
1. Honeywell Home RTH9585WF1004 Wi-Fi Smart Color Thermostat
Allow your heating and cooling system to work smarter with this smart thermostat. It has a fun feature that allows you to set the background color so it blends in with your decor. But the real advantage is the ability to program it for energy-efficiency, only heating when necessary and saving energy when nobody is home or at night. It’s Energy Star Certified and is compatible with gas, oil, and electric systems.
2. Kasa Outdoor Smart Plug
This is one of those things you didn’t know you needed until you have it, so you might as well grab it at a discount. It features two outlets, covered and protected from the elements. Each outlet can be managed separately through your home Google Assistant or Alexa hub. Simply tell it to turn on or off to control any number of lights and other electrical devices throughout your driveway and yard.
3. Kasa Wi-Fi Light Switch
By the same brand as the outdoor smart plug, these light switches are also compatible with your home hub. It’s never been easier to save energy by turning out lights. It’s also never been more convenient to turn them off after you’ve left the room, or the house. Control the lights from an app on your phone while you’re on vacation or before you get home on a dark night.
4. Craftsman 16-Gallon 6.5 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vac
You know you’ve always wanted one. And why not? If you’re the DIYer we know you are, a strong wet/dry vac speeds up many household tasks. Clean up as you remove old flooring, suck up the water from an overflowing dishwasher, and manage the mess in the shop, all with the same vacuum.
Helpful hint—it also makes a mean tool when it comes to getting the last bit of water out of your above-ground seasonal pool.
5. Extra-Long Solar String Lights Outdoor
Forget trying to figure out how you’re going to run the light strings all the way to the garage, or meet up with the extension cord across the lawn. These solar lights can go just about anywhere, from the roofline to the driveway, and require no maintenance once in place. Amazon prices change like the wind, but we noticed some colors were more steeply discounted than others at the time of this write up, so consider your options.
6. 3-Pack 10-Year Battery Operated Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector
Putting safety first protects your home and your family. Your house should have smoke detectors on each level, in hallways, and inside each bedroom. If it’s time for an upgrade or the addition of a few more, these smoke detectors also measure CO2 for additional peace of mind.
7. Designers Fountain 1161-BK Value Collection Wall Lantern
If it’s time for an upgrade, you could just grab the spray paint, but if you’re already planning to turn it black, why not simply replace old with the new since they’re on sale? They’re also highly rated with an average 4.5-star customer review and will provide a huge curb appeal boost to the front of your home.
8. BioBidet BB-600 Bidet Toilet Seat, Elongated White
If you’ve ever considered updating the loo, grabbing a discount makes it more rewarding. This bidet offers multiple wash settings to accommodate men, women, and children. Plus, it provides a heated seat and saves on the cost of toilet paper.
These are just a few of the countless discounts Amazon has on deck. Happy shopping and happy holidays.
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Dawn Hammon has thrived in freelance writing and editor roles for nearly a decade. She has lived, worked, and attended school in Oregon for many years. Dawn currently spends her days convincing her children she is still smarter than them while creating new experiences with her husband of 24 years.  Her multiple interests have led her to frequently undergo home improvement projects. She enjoys sharing the hard-earned knowledge that comes with it with the audience of DoItYourself.com. Dawn and her sister make up a power-tool loving duo that teaches classes to local women with the goal of empowering them to tackle their fears and become comfortable with power tools. Tapping into her enthusiasm for saving money and devotion to sustainable practices, Dawn has recently launched a passion project aimed at connecting eco-friendly products and socially-responsible companies with consumers interested in making conscientious purchases, better informing themselves about products on the market, and taking a stand in favor of helping to save the planet. When she is not providing stellar online content for local, national, and international businesses or trolling the internet for organic cotton clothing, you might find her backpacking nearby hills and valleys, traveling to remote parts of the globe, or expanding her vocabulary in a competitive game of Scrabble. Dawn holds a bachelor's degree in psychology, which these days she mostly uses to provide therapy for her kids and spouse. Most recently, I worked for a small local professional organizing and estate sale company for four years where I learned a ton about organizing and/or disposing of just about anything. She was raised in a tool-oriented, hands-on, DIY family. Her dad worked in the floor covering business and owned local floor covering businesses, so of course selling floor covering was one of her first jobs. Her brother was a contractor for about 30 years and site supervisor for Habitat for Humanity. I worked with him often, building decks, painting houses, framing in buildings, etc. With her sister, she holds power tool classes to empower women who are scared or have never used them. Not quite homesteaders, she did grow up with a farm, tractors, motorcycles, expansive gardens, hay fields, barns, and lots of repairs to do. Plus she and her family preserved foods, raised cattle and pigs, chopped and hauled firewood, and performed regular maintenance on two households, outbuildings, fencing, etc. As an adult, she has owned two houses. The first one she personally ripped out a galley kitchen and opened it up to the living area, plus updated every door, floor covering, and piece of trim in the place. In her current home, she's tackled everything from installing real hardwood flooring to revamping the landscape.
