Home Depot Penny: RIDGID Storage Chest $0.01 (Was $549) + Shark HydroVac $0.01
Admin A new pair of penny finds is ringing at Home Depot: the RIDGID Universal Storage Chest, a $549 storage chest, is coming up $0.01 at the register, and the Shark HydroVac wet/dry vac, normally $299.95, is ringing a penny too. Two separate creators posted receipts from Nov 5 showing the $0.01 totals, so this is a live in-store wave, not a one-off glitch.
Penny deals are store-by-store: the price lives in Home Depot’s system, not on a shelf tag, so your store may or may not have the items, and some stores decline penny sales. That is the whole game here — check before you pay.
How to claim
- Open the Home Depot app in-store and scan the item’s barcode — $0.00 on the scan means it will ring a penny.
- Take it to self-checkout and pay the penny.
- If the app shows a regular price, that store does not have the penny price — do not argue it at the desk, just move on.
Freebie verified
Two independent Nov 5 reels with receipts confirm both items at $0.01 (verified: 2026-11-05T23:40:31Z). Prices and availability change fast — if the price has moved since verification, the deal may have ended.
Pros and cons
- Pro: A $549 storage chest for a penny.
- Pro: A second $0.01 item in the same wave (Shark HydroVac, was $299.95).
- Pro: Receipt-backed by two creators the same day.
- Con: Per-store only, stock varies and shelves get picked over fast.
- Con: Staff may decline a penny sale.
Price details
Price: $0.01 (was $549.00, 100% off) — the Shark HydroVac was $299.95, also $0.01.
Fine print: this is an in-store clearance price, not an online price — you will not find $0.01 on homedepot.com. Bring the app, scan first, and pay the penny at self-checkout.
Price verified: 2026-11-05T23:40:31Z (UTC). Prices and availability change fast — if the price has moved since verification, the deal may have ended.
