Snag vacuums, beauty products, and kitchenware for up to 30% off at HSN for Presidents Day

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Whether you're shopping for a great deal on a beloved blender or on the hunt for a new fragrance, Presidents Day is your time to shine. Like many retailers, HSN is hosting a Presidents Day sale all-day on Monday, February 21. You can get great markdowns on celebrity perfume, Ninja coffee makers and more. 
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For Presidents Day, you can not only find markdowns up to 30% off on HSN's selection, you can also get an extra FlexPay installment. HSN constantly hosts beauty markdowns on products we love, and right now you can find Cher's perfume, "Eau de Couture," as part of a two-piece set for $49.99, saving you $35.01. You can also find deals on clothes, like a reversible wrap shawl for $37.20 (you'll save $9) that comes in four different plaid patterns. 
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If tech is more your scene, check out the Samsung Q60A QLED 4K TV starting at $689.99, saving you $10 on the 55-inch model, with the added bonus of including an HDTV antenna that supports local broadcast. The Q60A QLED impressed our reviewer with its remarkable quality for its low price, as well as its sleek design. 
Check out the Presidents Day sale selection at HSN. 
The best Presidents Day deals at HSN
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Source: USA Today

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