Amazon’s smart shopping cart

I love the idea of being able to skip checkout and still pay for my stuff. One of my biggest questions is how much prices will differ depending on where you live.

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iBUYPOWER's prebuilt PCs will supercharge your gaming

Top gamers trust iBUYPOWER for unparalleled performance and reliability

When you’re gaming, the last thing you want is a lagging computer or unexpected crashes. Game over! 

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Boost your company’s productivity with this AI-powered documents solution 

Accountants, real estate agents, construction companies and marketing agencies — pretty much everybody is using Tungsten document automation to streamline workflows.

Dealing with documents in the digital age can feel like a throwback to an earlier, less efficient era. You’re buried in paperwork, navigating tons of files, and manually inputting data. It’s time-consuming, error-prone, and let’s be honest, a bit outdated. 

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Sucker-upper

Can you still call it “spring cleaning” if it’s June? These deals on vacuums, mops and scrubbers are way too good to pass up.

  • If you’ve been waiting for a sign, it’s time to pull the trigger on a Dyson. This Dyson V8 Extra Cordless vac is $120 off!
  • Swiffers are wasteful, and old-school mops get nasty. This flat mop has a better bucket and wringer system, plus washable pads, all for 50% off right now.
  • FYI, robot vacuums can mop now, too. The Airrobo vacuum is self-emptying so you don’t have to touch it for 60 days, and it’s 50% off!
  • If you have pets, you need this Hoover deep carpet cleaner. It’s 38% off and has an upholstery attachment — perfect for your old, comfy chair.
  • If your bathroom’s due for a tub and tile deep clean, this chargeable spinning scrubber will save your back for only $29.99.

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Protect your skin

Sunscreen is so important — and not just here in Phoenix. Here are some handy accessories to make applying it way easier:

  • If you have kids or grandkids, get one of these applicators. Squeeze in your favorite sunscreen and then you (or the kiddo) can rub it on, easy-peasy. I’m getting myself one …
  • No one around to get your back? Do it yourself with this applicator that gets all the spots you can’t reach.

Need a new sunscreen?

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🧽 Scrub-a-dub-dub

Weird fact about me: I find cleaning relaxing. I especially love getting to those spots we all ignore for way too long. It’s OK — there are products that make it easy!

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You’re the best, by par

June 16 is coming up fast! If the dad in your life is a golfer, I found fore great deals for him (OK, actually five).

  • A tool for sharpening the grooves in his wedges and irons (25% off, $5.99), in case that’s what’s been keeping him from greatness.
  • A little putting set for the bathroom (28% off, $17.99) is good for a laugh, and I bet he’ll use it, too.
  • A golf ball picker-upper ($6.99) that affixes to the top of his putter. After he sinks the putt, he just has to flip his club to pick up the ball. Back saver. 
  • An ice mold ($8.99) that makes golf-ball-shaped ice for his post-round par-ty. 
  • A phone holder ($14.97) that attaches to his golf cart or bag so he can record his game. The real present is acting interested when he shows you the footage.

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Chairing is caring

How about some new patio chairs to upgrade your outdoor setup? Let’s face it: You need ‘em.

Btw, here’s a link to find money-saving coupons on Amazon.

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For the dad who DIYs 

More sweet Father’s Day ideas … or handy stuff to get for yourself!

  • A magnetic wristband ($9.99) for holding nails, screws and bolts while he’s working. You know … dad jewelry.
  • Even the dad with the most kitted-out toolbox probably doesn’t have a damaged-screw extractor set ($9.99). Don’t forget to click on the coupon for an additional 20% off.
  • This universal socket adapter for his drill has nearly 20,000 five-star reviews, and it’s 10% off ($8.99). 
  • If he’s ever smashed his thumb hammering a nail, this nail-holder ($9.99) will be a very thoughtful gift, as well as a nice little callback joke to the time he smashed his thumb hammering a nail.
  • A multitool ($11.99) that’s a screwdriver, hex wrench, cord cutter, ruler, box opener, bottle opener and a keychain. Phew!

Sometimes, a guy just needs a very good utility knife (50% off, $12.98).

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Shoo fly, don’t bother me

Flies are so annoying. You need these on hand at all times:

  • This telescopic flyswatter with a stainless-steel handle lets you find your nemesis without getting out the step stool. Get two for $6.99.
  • six-pack of flyswatters (15% off, $10.16) means you can keep one in every room. They also come with adhesive hooks for hanging.
  • Keep flies out of your food with the holographic blades on these battery-operated fly fans. A four-pack is 36% off ($28.99). Putting this on my outdoor table, like, now.
  • Flying bugs indoors? This bestselling indoor powered trap is $15 (17% off) and will get rid of flies, gnats, moths and more.
  • For the outdoors, pick up this $10.49 Terro fly magnet that attracts, traps and kills a variety of flies, including house flies, barn flies and bottle flies.

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Unique bag bling

I always pop an AirTag in my checked bag, just in case it doesn’t turn up on the baggage carousel. But I also need a different kind of bag finder for when it does turn up so it’s not lost in a sea of black suitcases.

  • Luggage tag: This silicone bag tag with an initial ($7.99) has 26 letter choices and three color options. Green “K” for me, thanks.
  • Bag belt: A multifunctional bag belt ($9.99) keeps your stuff from spilling onto the tarmac and makes it easy to spot.
  • Strap cover: Another two-for-one luggage identifier, these neoprene bag handle wraps ($9.99) are cushy for carrying and bright for spotting. So smart.

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