Walmart's secret sale room is bursting with 4th of July deals — starting at $10

Ever been in the kitchen prepping a meal, when you notice a cherry tomato roll off the counter? You can either (a) bend over to pick it up at the risk of straining your back or (b) pretend you didn't see it and leave it as a snack for Fido to find. Well, that's assuming you don't have this grabber tool at the ready, that is. This gadget extends to help you grasp hard-to-reach items above and below with ease, and it happens to be down to just $10. 

Hundreds of fans gave it five stars. Said one: "This is a great tool to have around if you're experiencing mobility issues or post-surgery movement limitations. Grabs well, can turn a doorknob and has a light for night use."

Whew, it sure has been steamy outside! But running the air conditioner constantly is not exactly gentle on the wallet. Y'know what is? This high-quality pedestal fan — it has three speeds, an eight-hour timer and a remote control to customize your perfect cool. You can also adjust the height depending on whether you want it on the floor or a table, and you can set it to oscillate to chill out every corner of the room. Oh, and it's 70% off.

"This fan is fantastic. It's incredibly quiet but has a nice sound to help me sleep on low, and it blows out more air than my other fan on high. It was simple to assemble and I love that it comes with a remote. I'll get another for the living room. I highly suggest it," said a five-star reviewer. 

Love iced coffee? Can’t drink a Coke without at least a few ice cubes floating in your glass? Or maybe 4th of July holiday has you daydreaming about daiquiris on the deck. (Yes, please!) Trade those flimsy ice trays for this bestselling ice machine. It might be compact, but it can produce ice cubes faster than traditional freezers — nine ice cubes in just six minutes, so pretty darn fast!

"I love the fact I can turn it on and minutes later I have enough ice to fill my tumbler. I also like that I can empty the water completely out if I won’t be using it for a few days. I never run out of ice and I don’t have to mess around with the ice trays anymore," said a happy shopper. 

We couldn't believe it either, but it's true — Walmart has slashed over $1,500 off this Samsung 75-inch smart TV. Prepare to be blown away by the sharp 4K resolution and Dolby sound. You'll also have access to smart TV apps and Samsung's gaming hub. 

This fan explained why it works so well for them: "We have an open floor plan with the kitchen, dining area, and breakfast nook. In addition, we have vaulted ceilings ... this TV has incredible brightness no matter the time of day, and the picture holds true no matter the viewing angle. In an open floor plan with different seating arrangements, this is huge. Couldn't be more pleased with our purchase."

In the world of hair dryers, the Dyson Supersonic is considered the gold standard, but it comes with a $430 price tag. This alternative from Nexpure — now only $36! — is just a fraction of the price but still delivers a sleek, salon-worthy blowout. It has ionic technology to reduce frizz and ramp up the shine as hair dries, giving you a smooth look. It also boasts 1,800 watts to help you get the level of wind power you want. 

This professional hairdresser said it best: "I've used a lot of hair dryers in my time as a stylist and this one is top on my list! Works just as well as the $400 one for a tenth of the price."

Proper sun protection goes so much further than slathering yourself in sunscreen. This floppy straw hat will shield your face from UV rays without overheating your head. A black detail and bow add some extra style. Another plus: It folds easily to store in your bag when you're not wearing it. 

"Whether I'm at the beach or hiking, this hat is my go-to. It provides excellent sun protection and is comfortable to wear for extended periods. The color is versatile and looks great with any outfit," wrote an outdoor enthusiast.

If you love to cook, you'll adore this stunning (nonstick) collection which includes a 9.5-inch frying pan skillet, an 11-inch frying pan skillet, a 5-quart sauté pan, a 2-quart saucepan, a 4.2-quart casserole dish and stainless-steel steamer. The pans are made from induction-ready granite material, so they're safe for all stove tops, and the $120 price tag can't be beat. 

"These are the best pans I have ever owned. Not only are they beautiful but they work exceptionally well! Nothing sticks, they wash out so quick and easy. They're amazing," said a five-star reviewer. 

These knives not only look great — the fun patterns will add fun and whimsy to any kitchen — but they're also really sharp, perfect for slicing your way through your next masterpiece of a meal. Rest assured, though, each one comes with a sleeve, so you can store them safely.

"I absolutely love the colors and how sharp the knives are. They cut through acorn squash and cabbage with no effort. Easy to wash and put away!" exclaimed a thrilled user. 

With so many small appliances on the market, it can be tough to find the right one. Here's an answer that'll also save you $230: A combination 12-quart air fryer that can fit a 4.5 lb chicken, 9-inch pizza or 20 chicken wings. Its 360-degree hot air circulation makes your food crispy and tender with little to no oil, and it's a breeze to clean after cooking for your family. 

"This is one of the best kitchen appliances I own," raved a home chef. "It can satisfy almost everything you need, including barbecue, whole chicken, fried chicken, steak, dessert and more. Love the large room for cooking."

A good night's sleep is priceless, but those products that make prized hours of rest more attainable don't have to cost a lot. In fact, according to Walmart shoppers, the most "fabulous" pillows you can buy are just $17 apiece — down from nearly $50 apiece! These soft yet supportive numbers retain their shape after multiple uses and feature breathable pillowcases that always keep you on the cool side of the pillow. 

"Omg, these pillows are great," gushed a sound sleeper. "I bought them for our guest room but they didn't make it there. My husband and I sleep with them for our back pain."