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The shelves are getting bare at the last remaining Bed Bath & Beyond stores:
While Bed Bath & Beyond is rising again online (after being acquired by Overstock), its physical stores are still closing and are liquidating all merchandise.
Since the liquidation sales started back in April, our editors have been checking out the deals while singing along to the Kelly Clarkson tunes the stores seem to always be blasting for their liquidation soundtrack. After weeks of lackluster savings, we actually bought some stuff when the prices hit 70% off. Now, with just five days left until the VERY LAST Bed Bath & Beyond in our city closes, discounts are up to 90% — but the shelves are also 90% empty. We paid a final visit to see what’s left.
But first, here are some quick facts to know:
- Many locations have already closed, but some are still open and in the “last call” phase of liquidation.
- The Bed Bath & Beyond fixture liquidation sales are on. Bed Bath & Beyond is selling off its shelves, aisle displays, endcaps and bed frames.
- The May 8 deadline to use Bed Bath & Beyond gift cards and Welcome Rewards points has passed.
- You can no longer use the 20% off coupons at Bed Bath & Beyond.
- All sales are final — no returns.
- Cash is no longer accepted. Stores are taking debit and credit cards only.
Can you shop Bed Bath & Beyond liquidation deals online? Nope! The site is no longer shoppable (but will return once Overstock re-launches it in the fall).
Bed Bath & Beyond Liquidation Sale Highlights
Currently (as of July 26, 2023), we are seeing 70% to 90% off in Bed Bath & Beyond stores. Could discounts get better? Probably not — our store is counting down its final five days.
Here’s what we saw in stores, as of July 26:
The Fixture Sale Is Still Going
In addition to selling off its merchandise, Bed Bath & Beyond is selling off its display shelves and endcap displays. A month ago, we saw some bed frames on sale, but those are long gone. Now, it’s just scores of empty shelving waiting to be sold.
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There’s Still Some Random Stuff on Shelves
It’s common for stores to partner with third-party liquidation companies. And those companies often bring in, shall we say, “random” merchandise. We spotted fitness equipment, T-shirts, purses and other things Bed Bath & Beyond is not usually known for.
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There’s still some of the usual housewares on shelves, but you’ll be very limited at this point when it comes to patterns and how many things you can find that match:
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There are Some Good Dorm Finds
If you’re shopping for bedding and dorm decor for your college student, you might be in luck. Our nearest store was offering 70% to 90% off comforters, sheet sets (including in the twin XL size, which many dorm beds are) and area rugs.
We found Chaps comforters under $20:
![bed bath beyond comforters on sale](https://www.retailmenot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/07/image-61.png)
There was also a wide variety of twin and twin XL sheet sets, with bigger discounts if you bought two. Because the “full price” of most of the twin sets was between $40 and $50 to start, they’re now all below $20:
![bed bath and beyond sheet sets on sale](https://www.retailmenot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/07/image-62-1024x768.png)
Some area rugs (5′ by 7′) were marked down to $39.99. That is a good size for most dorm rooms:
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Are these the highest quality rugs? No. But consider the fact that they’ll likely end up in a dumpster at the end of the academic year.
And that’s all we found that was worth buying in the final days of being able to walk into a Bed Bath & Beyond store. There were a few health/beauty products left and some emoji purses, clearly from third-party liquidators. The Keurig machines, the K-Pods, the candles, the wine glasses and even the lonely Christmas tree that stuck around for weeks at 50% off were all gone.
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We’re looking forward to Bed Bath & Beyond’s online return under Overstock, but we’ll miss the in-store experience and those blue coupons.
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