Walmart shoppers rush to buy $190 top

WALMART has just marked down a popular bedroom essential by over 60 percent.

The Smiaoer twin-size mattress was originally priced at $190 but Walmart has dropped it down to $70.

That’s a savings of $120 making it nearly 64 percent off.

The memory foam mattress has medium firmness as it’s two inches thick.

Plus, it’s covered in a graphene fabric making it anti-static, anti-odor, far-infrared, and thermal regulation features, per the Walmart website.

Each mattress is infused with green tea extracts and a cooling gel to keep temperatures regulated.

Since it’s made from foam, it will mold to your body providing pressure relief on your muscles and joints.

Walmart also said that the mattress will spread your body weight evenly to “promote restful sleep and better blood circulation.”

Customers will be given a 30-day trial period to test it out as it may take some time for bodies to adjust.

Plus, any fault or flaws in your mattress during the first 10 years will be repaired or replaced for free.

To grab the deal and savings, the product must be purchased online.

Walmart is also selling a treadmill made by The Power Wear for only $200.

The exercise essential was originally priced at $800 before it was slashed.

Each foldable treadmill has 12 workout programs, manual inclines, and speed control through its handlebar.

It also has an MP3 and an audio port, an emergency stop key.

Once fully assembled, the treadmill measures 55 by 26 by 48 inches.

The giant retailer is also selling a food dehydrator for $67.99 after being priced at $170.

Shoppers can expect to get eight trays to preserves food items or create their own beef or turkey jerky.

Each dehydrator comes with a hot air circulation system ensuring precise timing and temperature control.

Walmart has an AI technology policy allowing the retailer to keep prices low.

The new technology will aim to keep stores organized and assist employees in their jobs.

In fact, warehouses around the nation have already implemented the changes.

A location in Florida will be the very first to use this technology to handle most of its products by the end of 2023.

Walmart claims this will increase the number of packages it can process while reducing overall labor costs.

Walmart recently announced a major change to its pharmacy.

Plus, the giant retailer has added an exciting brand to its beauty section.