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Our experts' top tips for hurricanes and extreme heat. Photo by Getty Images / SB Stock / Reviewed L

Our experts' top tips for hurricanes and extreme heat. [Storm clouds and palm trees] Photo by Getty Images / SB Stock / Reviewed Last week, we had our first “fake fall” of the season where I live in the Deep South. Although the heat’s returned in full force, those few moments of reprieve have me seriously longing for some autumn weather. Since I cannot control the weather myself (sigh), you can catch me inside until the first colorful leaf hits the ground. If you, like me, live within a few hours of a hurricane-heavy coast, you know that the first “fake fall” typically signals an uptick in hurricane activity. Let’s prep for a potential storm now so that you’re not rushing around for supplies if one hits. Find everything our experts say you need [right here]( and get your[pool, patio, or other outdoor space ready]( too. And if you’re on the West Coast experiencing the effects of a hurricane for the first time, go ahead and bookmark [our tips for dealing with flooding]( just in case you need it. Stay safe, friends. Sara Beth Bolin Staff Writer, Newsletters Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. [Air fryer; bottle of Gorilla glue; clothesline] Photo by Ninja / Gorilla / Riveda / Reviewed Got a hot house? You might be the issue When it’s hot outside, it’s natural to be drawn to the indoors where the cool air is blowing. But if it doesn’t feel better inside your house, there’s a chance you're making it hotter in there—accidentally, of course. Our experts know exactly what you need to avoid in order to keep your home cooler. If you’re still using your oven in the summer, think about making the switch to an [air fryer]( so you’re not turning on a large, 400-degree appliance every night. Make sure all of your windows and doors are properly sealed, and if they’re not, use some [caulk]( or a [draft stop]( to take care of that. Close your blinds and curtains to keep the sun from heating your space. Lastly, consider using a [clothing line]( and a [dish drying rack]( instead of using appliances that emit heat to dry your things. [Read More]( More Stories #[Glasses with rose-colored lenses]( Sometimes, rose-colored lenses are a good thing Migraine sufferers, this one’s for you. Zenni’s new line of tinted glasses are specially designed to alleviate light sensitivity and discomfort, making it easier to function when you feel a headache coming on. [READ MORE]( #[Black laptop with multicolored keyboard and text on the screen]( The best laptops on a budget Whether you’re headed back to school or need to replace a laptop that’s on the fritz, you don’t have to shell out an arm and a leg for a good one. Our experts tested a ton of budget-friendly laptops to find the best-of-the-best. [READ MORE]( #[White box with photo of sensor on the front; white, cylinder-shaped sensor]( Our review: Aqara FP2 Presence Sensor This sensor claims to detect falls and automate lights, but does it actually work? We put it to the test and found that, while functional, it’s not all it's cracked up to be. [READ MORE]( #[Silver kitchen knife with black handle]( How to properly dispose of knives We’re begging you not to throw old knives directly in your trashcan. Instead, follow these simple instructions to make sure you get rid of them in a safe manner. [READ MORE]( Shop these deals - SHOP [BEST BUY'S DAILY DEALS]( FOR DISCOUNTS ON HEADPHONES, APPLIANCES, AND MORE TECH FAVORITES. - STOCK UP ON ALL OF YOUR ESSENTIALS WITH A [SAM'S MEMBERSHIP FOR HALF OFF](. - THE [BEST TV WE'VE EVER TESTED]( IS 20% OFF AT AMAZON. [Placeholder] JOIN THE CARPOOL [Subscribe to our monthly newsletter]( and get expert guidance for every stage of your parenting journey. [Share with a friend]( [Subscribe]( [Visit us on Facebook!]( [Visit us on Instagram!]( [Visit us on Twitter!]( [Visit us on YouTube!]( [Visit us on Pinterest!]( [Reviewed Logomark]Reviewed is part of the USA Today network Reviewed 19 Brookline St Cambridge, MA 02139-4103 Copyright © 2023 Reviewed, All rights reserved. Is this email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser](. [Update your email preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](

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