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[The Charlotte Observer]( Deals of the week We may earn a commission if you make a purchase through one of our links. The newsroom or editorial staff was not involved in the creation of this content. [ ]( Source: iStock Did someone say never-ending popsicles? Create a refreshing summer treat with the perfect popsicle molds By now, we’re halfway through summer, but the heat just keeps on getting stronger and stronger. With the way the weather is looking and feeling, we wouldn’t be surprised if it stays this hot well into September or October. If you’re looking for a fun, creative, and unique way to beat the heat, check out this [reusable popsicle mold]( for homemade ice pops. It’s perfect for staying cool and refreshed even in this stifling hot weather. [Read More]( [ ]( Source: iStock Don’t let hot weather ruin the vibe: this hack keeps your drink ice cold Ending a long summer day with a lukewarm drink is never a fun experience — but it doesn’t have to be this way thanks to the best-selling [BrüMate Can Cooler](. This fan-favorite drink cooler can fit anything that comes in a slim-style 12-ounce can like a White Claw or Redbull. Don’t leave home this summer without something to help keep your drink cool. If you can’t stand the taste of a lukewarm beverage, read on for more information about this vital drink cooler for [under $25 on Amazon](. [Read More]( [ ]( Source: iStock Spend More Time Lounging Outside With This Highly-Rated Hammock That’s Less Than $25 Summer isn’t summer without an outdoor experience. Working from home, being stuck in an office 24/7 or simply going from one room to the next to lay around can be mentally draining. It’s always a good idea to get outdoors for some fresh air, kick your feet up and admire nature and its sky. The [perfect hammock]( is what you need to spend more time lounging outside for maximum relaxation, and Kootek has just the right one for [nearly 40% off]( on Amazon today. [Read More]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} because you are signed up to receive special offers and promotions from trusted Charlotte Observer partners. If you no longer wish to receive emails of this type, you may [unsubscribe]( or [update your email preferences](. We are unable to monitor replies to this email. Please [contact customer service]( if you have any questions or concerns. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [View in Browser]( Copyright © 2022 The Charlotte Observer. All Rights Reserved. 9140 Research Drive, Charlotte, NC 28262

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