H&M is offering 15% off everything in their home section with free shipping through Tuesday, November 6. One of our go-to’s for affordable decor, you can get everything from accent pieces to bedding to flatware. But if you need a little guidance, we’re also digging their recently-released holiday line. With a neutral palette accented with gold and emerald green, it can take you from Thanksgiving through to New Years.

Fall kind of creeps up on us, until one day all the leaves have changed suddenly and it’s pitch black before we can get off work. (Blame the end of Daylight Savings Time.) But if you found yourself caught off-guard by the sudden descent of chilly weather and dark nights, Amazon is here for you. For today only, they’re offering huge price cuts on bulk tea, coffee, and more–starting at 30 percent off.

Amazon has recently had a rash of vacuum deals, but if you haven’t bitten yet, today is a great day to do so. That’s because the Roomba 650 is currently only $190, making it a great deal on an iconic vacuum. One of the reasons it’s so cheap? It’s a certified refurbished model, meaning it looks like new but has been previously used.

Anthropologie is offering an additional 25 percent off their sale. That means tons of home goods are temporarily over half off their original price–and it starts at just over $2. You can see the whole sale here, and some of our favorite pieces, perfect for cuddling up and staying in, below. All-white bedspreads exude blissful minimalism. But in the winter, some darker colors can be nice. This duvet cover keeps it simple with gorgeous borders in dark pinks and purples.

Want to decorate for Halloween in a lazy, but high-impact way? Look no further than this Amazon deal, which gets you 27 percent off a cute cat candle–that reveals a skeleton as the candle melts away. Normally, PryoPet candles cost $34, but until midnight P.T. you can get the cat candle for $25. All four colors–black, gray, pink, and purple–are on sale as well, meaning you can go straight-up Halloween or add some bright cheer.

While we’re still waiting on someone to invent a robot like Rosie from “The Jetsons,” robot vacuums are one easy way to get your space a little cleaner with minimal effort. And while there are several budget options on the market, iRobot, maker of Roomba, has remained the industry standard. If you’ve wanted a one of your own, this might be the deal for you. One of their earlier models is currently 30 percent off on Amazon.

Amazon is currently running a sale on two of its private label brands, and includes everything from throw pillows to this on-trend emerald couch. That means this sale can work with just about any budget, too. Here are our favorite ways to do just that for under $50, under $150, and under $1,000. Rivet has several throw pillows that are easy to mix and match. This patterned navy one can even be reversed to show the linen, solid-colored back.

Overstock is having a huge-one day sale in honor of you. Yes–you! Called Customer Day, there are discounts on a staggering 1.5 million pieces. You can also take an additional $50 off all orders over $300 with the code “TAKE50.” Check out all the deals here. While that 1.5 million number is staggering, there’s some good news. While it’s organized by broad categories as usual, you can also search by customer favorites and popular on Pinterest. Need more inspiration?

Blackout curtains are a great way to reduce outside light and keep heat inside. With winter coming, now is a great time to invest in a set or two for your home–think of it as upgrading your winter nesting schedule. Need more encouragement to buy? Amazon is currently having a flash sale on a variety of colors and sizes until 3:20 pm ET.

Once upon a time, in a land not so far away–the mid ’90s–eBay reigned supreme as a destination for both the hard-to-find and cheap-to-buy. And while it’s still chugging away, an explosion of other deals sites (and regular sites offering more and more deals), it can be easy to think of eBay as a relic of an earlier time. But if you haven’t taken a spin through the eBay listings since you were looking for a rare Beanie Baby, now might be the day to return.

Membership has its privileges, as those American Express ads in the ’90s used to remind us. And while some memberships are expensive, or exclusive, some just involve a quick sign-up. Such is (thankfully) the case with World Market’s membership program, which just requires a sign-up page and you’re on your way to a birthday reward and free coffee every six months. Oh, and all the perks of member appreciation month in September.

Our small-space pick for water pitchers is currently on sale on Amazon: the Metro 5-cup water filter in turquoise. Until 3 a.m. ET, you can pick it up for 30 percent off on Amazon as part of their one-day sale on select Brita products. There are several reasons to have a water filter pitcher: Aside from filtering out impurities like chlorine and mercury, some people prefer the taste of filtered water. It’s also an easy way to keep ice-cold water on hand, and a reminder to drink more water.

Amazon went from being an online bookstore that can sell you everything to an everything store that has started selling its own private label goods. While some, like home brand Rivet, sell surprisingly design-forward items, others are more basic. Such is (literally) the case with AmazonBasics, a line of no-frills items that range from batteries to cast iron skillets. Not everything in the line is so boring, however. In fact, some items manage to be both useful and (dare we say it?

Dorm furniture used to mean one of those saucer chairs, some bead curtains, and calling it a day. Today’s undergrads, however, are stepping their decor game up–and the rest of us are benefiting. Take, for example, Amazon’s daily deal for August 27 on back-to-school furniture. It includes deals as steep as 58 percent off on some great home basics.

Ancestry.com got started as a place where you could create family trees with the support of public records like census data as well as other amateur genealogists who are doing overlapping research. But these days, they’ve gone high tech. Ancestry now sells DNA tests that are designed to enhance your research. But you don’t have to be interested in family trees to be curious about your own DNA makeup.

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