You can get up to 80% off furniture and more at this huge Wayfair sale

Jon Winkler, Reviewed
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Get massive discounts on living room furniture, patio furniture, mattresses and more at Wayfair.
Get massive discounts on living room furniture, patio furniture, mattresses and more at Wayfair.

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It's fun to look for ways to make your home truly unique. Whether it's updating your outdoor patio or sprucing up your kitchen décor, new furniture can help make your pad feel more inviting. This week, Wayfair is running a massive sale that lets you save big on new furnishings and more—and help those less fortunate at the same time.

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Through Monday, August 9, Wayfair is hosting its Save Big, Give Back sale with hundreds of home items on sale for up to 83% off. Not only can you save big on everything from living room furniture to mattresses, but Wayfair will donate 10% of profits from the sale to Community Solutions, a nonprofit organization that's working to end homelessness throughout the U.S.

There are tons of top-rated items to look through in this sale and we've found five great picks with hefty savings. Check the ones that caught our eye.

The top 5 deals from the Wayfair Save Big, Give Back sale

Customers love this Gold Flamingo chaise lounge set for how easy it was to set up and comfortable to sit in.
Customers love this Gold Flamingo chaise lounge set for how easy it was to set up and comfortable to sit in.

  1. Gold Flamingo 79-Inch Reclining Chaise Lounge Chair, Set of 2, for $465.99 (Save $1,597.11): This pair of long patio chairs are now available starting from $465.99, or 77% off their list price of $2,063.10. More than 1,100 customers awarded these chairs with 5-star reviews, praising how comfortable they were—and how good they looked in their outdoor spaces.

  2. Capresso Steam Pro Espresso/Cappuccino Machine for $59.95 (Save $40.05): You can get this morning essential, usually listed at $100, for $59.95 as part of the sales event—a 40% savings. Customers were impressed with how well the Capresso steamed milk and prepared foam with their espressos, and how easy to clean it was when they were done.

  3. Sealy 12-Inch Plush Memory Foam Mattress for $399.99 (Save $599.01): If you're looking to upgrade your bedroom, this Sealy bed can get you started from just $399.99. Buyers felt the mattress lived up to its "plush" title, with more than 2,100 reviews calling it "super soft," and felt it was on par with beds from the "finest hotels."

  4. Hoover Spotless Portable Compact Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner for $89.99 (Save $20): Whether you need to suck the dust out of your rugs or pick the crumbs out of your couch, this multi-use appliance is now on sale for $89.99, $20 off its standard price of $109.99. Shoppers were impressed with how well the Hoover cleaned spots on carpets and upholstery while still being lightweight and easy to use.

  5. Beachcrest Home Kearney 108-Inch Market Umbrella for $42.99 (Save $87): Get some more shade on your patio with this outdoor umbrella at an $80 discount, selling for just $42.99. This sun cover has an average star rating of 4.4 out of 5, with more than 10,000 customers surprised with how well it held up against strong winds and the ease of its crank and tilt mechanism.

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