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I ordered from Walmart, Target, and Home Depot to see how their 3-hour deliveries stack up

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Switched to a Bounty 12-pack for $33.49 plus disinfecting wipes, bringing Target’s subtotal to $37.48; the same towels were 30¢ cheaper at Walmart, where orders under $35 added a $6.99 delivery fee. Home Depot was simplest, with a three-hour add-on of $7. Target three-hour fee $9.99 and Walmart $14.95. After a 1:43 p.m. pickup text, items landed on the doorstep; Home Depot arrived 3:20 p.m., 3 hours 9 minutes later. Memberships reduced or removed fees, while Home Depot may require cash for tips.

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