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The 5 best deals you can get this Monday from Target, Walmart, Coach Outlet and more

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So many markdowns, so little time. (Photo: Coach Outlet, Target, Amazon)
So many markdowns, so little time. (Photo: Coach Outlet, Target, Amazon)

Need a little retail therapy to start the week? Our team has scoured the internet to put together a handy rundown of today's top deals for you. So what are they? Well, you can score a deal on a Vitamix blender for $230 off. Or how about a cute spring tote from Coach at a whopping 70% discount? There's a lot to explore. Let's have a closer look at these stellar bargains, shall we?

Coach Outlet

Mollie Tote

$128$428Save $300
Double-face leather and a classic silhouette make this a go-to Coach classic. The Mollie Tote has a zippered center compartment for safety and open compartments on the side for easy access. Available in multiple colors, but we recommend the red.
$128 at Coach Outlet
Vitamix

Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender

$400$630Save $230
Vitamix blenders rarely go on sale — and this is quite the find at $230 off. It's compact with a 64-ounce blender jar to accommodate small spaces, but it's plenty powerful. It can whip up a batch of hummus in less than a minute!
$400 at Amazon
Walmart
Crest

Crest 3DWhitestrips Radiant Express At-Home Teeth Whitening Kit

$32$50Save $18
This comprehensive kit promises to make your teeth 18 levels whiter in just two weeks. The quick kit is a member of the mega-popular Crest Whitestrips family, which has become the most-trusted at-home teeth-whitening brand.
$32 at Walmart
Target
Target

Roborock S7 Robot Vacuum and Mop

$430$650Save $220
This smart vac uses a navigation system to map your home and avoid tumbling down stairs. It seamlessly transitions from hard floors to carpet and can be controlled and scheduled via an app. It even syncs to Alexa — all for $220 off!
$430 at Target
Wayfair
Wayfair

Cuisinart 15-Piece Knife Block Set

$60$130Save $70
From heavy-duty chopping to intricate slicing to keeping it all sharp, this must-have set is your new best friend...and now it's at a deep discount.
$60 at Wayfair

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