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Shoppers have been taking advantage of Walmart’s low-priced Christmas decorations ahead of the holidays, as the store is offering items as low as 19 cents. Before now, Walmart held a Holidays Deals sale last month, with massive markdowns on Christmas trees, wrapping paper, and embellishments. There is also an ongoing discount rate averaging 68 percent for Black Friday, giving Walmart customers another chance to stock up on Christmas decor at the lowest prices. Among all the products on the shelf, three items seem to be everyone’s favorite as they are selling out fast. Customers can buy these Christmas decorations for as low as 19 cents  Christmas decorations/Instagram The stars of the shelf include tree ornaments, specifically the 24-pack Caoblia Christmas Balls Ornaments, starting at 19 cents a pop. They come in a range of colors, including red, green, purple, blue, pink, gold, and silver, which cost the least. Caoblia promises no risk of shattering during shipping or if they fall from the Christmas tree. Next is the $15.98 Holiday Time Pre-Lit Scottsdale Pine Artificial Christmas Wreath, which is perfect for the doorway. It is battery-operated and comes with 40 pre-strung clear LED lights and multiple light variations. Christmas decorations/Instagram More bestseller Christmas decor Table runners make the decor spaces look homely, and the Hotiary Christmas Snow Blanket Roll ones are selling out quickly at $14.38. The 15.7-inch by 59-inch decorations have built-in LED lights and are made with artificial snow. Walmart also assured shoppers of their safety as they are made from fiber material. Christmas decorations/Instagram Other decorations like the Red Berry and Peppermint Christmas Floral Bow, the One Brown Pine Wood Nutcracker and the Red, White, and Pink Fabric Candy Cane Decorative Throw Pillow, all from Holiday Time, are also selling out from $5. Shoppers have taken to social media to share the update while showing off their purchases and what they created from them. “Couldn’t resist the price. They fluffed up well and look really good,” an impressed buyer gushed. Next up: Target Is Bringing Back A 175-Year-Old Trend To Their Stores This Holiday Season The post Shoppers Cannot Resist These Fast-Selling Walmart Christmas Decorations For Only 19 Cents appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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