7 Clever Sam’s Club Buys for an Instant Home Refresh
Sam’s Club can be an unexpectedly good place to help give a home a facelift. Beyond groceries and paper goods, the warehouse sells practical upgrades that can make everyday spaces feel more polished for less.
That matters when a full renovation is not the goal. A few well-chosen purchases can refresh a room, bring order to a cluttered spot or replace something that has simply worn out.
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Here are seven affordable ways to upgrade your home with products from Sam’s Club.
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1. Darken the Bedroom
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends keeping the bedroom cool, dark and quiet as part of healthy sleep habits.
Starting at $20, Member’s Mark blackout curtains set come in several colors that block early sun and streetlights. The grommet-top panels are a much faster change than replacing blinds, and they add privacy without the usual blackout-curtain gloom.
2. Reset the Bathroom
At less than $35, the Member’s Mark commercial hospitality bath towels can change the feeling of a bathroom while making replacing limp, mismatched bath towels affordable. Eight matching towels offer a full reset and cover a primary bath, guest bath or linen closet in one buy. The clean white set brings a little order to the room that handles everyone’s morning rush.
3. Organize the Closet
Wire hangers, plastic hangers and department-store leftovers can make an organized closet look busy again. The Member’s Mark 50-pack of heavy duty velvet hangers in various colors costs about $12. The set creates a uniform line across the closet, while the velvet finish helps keep slippery tops and camisoles in place.
4. Clear the Counter
At around $20, the Member’s Mark two-tier fruit basket stand puts produce and grab-and-go snacks on two removable levels. That frees up part of the counter while keeping the food everyone reaches for in plain sight. While it’s a small change, it can make an ordinary kitchen look less like it’s still unpacking groceries.
5. Replace the Trash Can
Paying $70 for a garbage can might seem ridiculous. However, the trash can gets used all day, sits in plain view, and can become one of the most unpleasant things in the kitchen if forgotten.
This 13.2-gallon EKO stainless steel kitchen trash can with motion sensor opens with a wave of the hand. Its odor-control lid, removable liner and fingerprint-resistant finish help contain the smells, spills and smudges that build up around an older can.
6. Refresh the Entry
Seasons change what comes through the front door. Bare feet and flip-flops give way to sneakers, school shoes, gardening clogs and eventually wet boots.
Balta Marion's area rug costs about $55. Its flatwoven surface works indoors or outdoors and can be hosed clean, giving an entry, mudroom or covered patio a fresh surface before fall traffic picks up.
7. Clear the Garage Floor
The Member’s Mark five-tier heavy-duty shelf costs about $70 and gives car-care supplies, sports equipment, gardening gear and tools separate places to go. Each shelf holds up to 200 pounds when the weight is evenly distributed. Heavy paint cans and tools can stay low, while car-care supplies, gardening gear and sports equipment remain visible and easy to grab.
Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.
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