I found Walmart clearance dishes for only 25 cents - and they’re kid-friendly, too

WALMART is wheeling out clearance items for as little as 25 cents and this bargain hunter is sharing the best deals she found.

It's crazy to think that Walmart's already low prices can go even lower when items get moved to clearance.

Shoppers regularly find items for as little as 3 cents from every department in the store.

On a whim, TikToker Keri, Spill It Mom, went to the superstore and found several deals, including plastic dishes for just 25 cents each.

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There were plates, cups and bowls in two shades of blue overflowing from the clearance bins.

She encouraged others to check their nearest Walmart since price and availability vary by location.

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The savvy shopper also found bins full of water bottles and lunch boxes marked down to $1.

She snagged some kids' bottles with popular characters from Disney and Minecraft along with larger ones for the adults in her family.

Some of the lunchboxes came with ice packs and matching Tupperware.

She said the clearance bins in the store were so big that she had to "dumpster dive" to get to things on the bottom, so it's safe to say there are quite a few in stock.

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Walmart shoppers should look for the yellow sticker on products that indicates it's on clearance.

Hidden clearance

Clearance items aren't always labeled when they first go on sale at Walmart.

Sometimes the price gets updated in the store's system before the displays can be retagged or moved to the clearance section.

Shoppers refer to these items as "hidden clearance," but there's an easy way to find out the prices.

Using your phone, you can scan the price tags in the Walmart app to see if something is on sale.

If there's an item you've had your eye on for a while, it's worth checking the price to see if it has gone down.

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These great deals come as one popular kitchen appliance is being pulled from shelves.

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