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Plus, the right time to order furniture, according to our experts. Photo by West Elm / Bouqs / Revie

Plus, the right time to order furniture, according to our experts. Photo by West Elm / Bouqs / Reviewed I’ve never been an end-of-summer apologist. I’m the one who embraces all things fall the minute I sense an autumn breeze in the air. So while many people are soaking up the last official bits of summer this week, I’m skipping straight to Saturday’s equinox and decorating for the new season. You know, breaking out the jewel-toned blankets, pulling out pumpkin pillows, and slapping [paper bats]( all over my walls. For those joining me in this early-fall phenomenon, take [our experts’ advice on autumnal home decor]( to make your place feel cozier (but if you’re thinking of buying furniture, heed our warning below). And go ahead and bookmark [our tips for taking care of those mums]( you’ll impulse buy at the grocery store in a week or two. Have a great Monday, 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. [Couch over sign that says "delayed delivery"] Photo by Getty Images / Evgeny Sergeev / ChrisSteer / Reviewed Thinking of buying new furniture? Read this first As the holidays approach, you might be thinking of upgrading your dining room table to fit all your guests or switching out the bed frame in your guest room for something a little nicer. It takes time to pick out the pieces that perfectly match what you’re looking for size- and style-wise, sure, but there are a few other factors at play that may make you want to speed up the process. When you’re buying furniture, be sure to take shipping times into account. You’ll want to make sure that the shipping time retailers predict, plus a few extra weeks of wiggle room, is within your range. After all, you never know what could happen—natural disasters have slowed shipping times before, and they’ll likely do it again. If you need something ASAP, we highly recommend going in person to find something rather than taking the gamble on shipping. Stores like [West Elm]( and [Pottery Barn]( have outlets with lots of options, so you’ll be able to find what you need without waiting for it to arrive. [Read More]( More Stories #[Laptop]( How to save your laptop from a spill Don’t cry over spilled milk (or whatever you’re drinking). If you accidentally douse your laptop with your morning coffee or a cup of water, here’s how to save it from impending doom. [Read More]( #[Purple duffle bag]( Our review: Patagonia Black Hole Bag To test this super-popular carry-on bag, our reviewer took it on a month-long backpacking trip through Europe to see if it is actually as lightweight, durable, and versatile as people claim. [Read More]( #[Wide mouth jars]( It’s canning season—here’s everything you need If you’re looking to preserve the flavors of summer for your mid-winter slump, canning is your best option. We’ve rounded up everything you need to take full advantage of your summer harvest. [Read More]( #[Insulated wine glasses]( The best wine glass sets Stocking up on wine glasses? Trade out your old ones or add to your collection with our favorite sets on the market, from insulated cups to fine crystal glasses. [Read More]( Shop these deals - Need a new charger? We found a bunch of [phone accessories]( on sale at Amazon, including [wireless chargers]( and [screen protectors](. - Your first box of the [Reviewed-approved]( Sips By TEA subscription is [20% off]( our exclusive code REVIEWED20. - [Best Buy’s deal section]( is chock-full of tech we love, like [one of our favorite 65-inch TVs]( and the super-popular [Nintendo Switch](. [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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