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It's a must-have for the frequent traveler!

They've got flowers and snakes and other whimsical motifs.

Some of the deals have been extended!

Get ready to be the party house.

Save an extra 15 percent on already marked down items!

Pack your bags!

Save big on pretty much all home categories (and beyond), including furniture, cleaning and organization, small appliances, and more!

Tons of editor-loved items are on sale!

Does your dog make the list?

Save big on editor-favorite home finds.

And they’re selling quickly, so add them to cart ASAP!

It’s the paw-fect Christmas gift.

And the sheets are super soft!

“Basically a bowl with a handle.”

There’s even a Mojo Dojo Casa House.

“We should do this and watch Halloween movies.”

Don’t get FOMO, daddy-o.

It's gorgeous and practical.

“It’s one of the most terrific trifectas of autumnal aromas we’ve ever sniffed.”

Home upgrades for a steal.

People are whispering “dupe.”

Don't let a small bedroom hold you back!

The dreamy color is sure to go fast!

It's the perfect gift!

Could this BE any more exciting?

Dog- and kid-approved!

Attention, LEGO fans: Don’t underestimate Costco as a great source for discounted, popular sets.

Growing up in a city, everyone I knew locked their door. Granted, we all hid keys in easy to find places like the doormat right in front of the locked door, but we locked them nevertheless. Turns out, not every region of the country locks their doors equally. A new survey from Safehome.org looks at the door locking habits of folks across the country. While they have a reputation for being easy-going and welcoming, turns out Southerners draw the line at letting you just waltz on into their homes.

It’s hard to believe that it’s already been six years since Macklemore and Ryan Lewis captured the zeitgeist of mainstream tag-popping and bin-scouring with their runaway hit song, Thrift Shop. But while hippies and hipsters come and go, the joy of thrift shopping and treasure hunting is forever—so I rounded up some of my favorite tips for National Thrift Shopping Day, culled from my decade of prior experience as the editor of budget living magazine Shoestring.

Save up to 70 percent!

If you’re looking to leave on a jet plane, now might be a good time to book a ticket. Southwest is having a sale and prices for one way trips start at just $42. If you want to get away between October 31 and December 19 (excluding Thanksgiving), and from January 3 to February 14, that’s when most of the sale fares are available. The best prices are for flights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, mostly.

Growing up, my dad was a firm believer of that if you were paying for a hotel room, you were entitled to take a few towels for the road. Turns out, dad laws aren’t real laws and stealing towels from a hotel room is not only frowned upon, it is technically illegal. So what is fair game? Hotels actually want you to take toiletries—they’re not going to re-use them and it’s a good way to spread the brand around. Everything else, though, is strictly off limits.

If you’re looking to skip town in November, JetBlue just made getting away a lot cheaper. The airline has one way flights for as little as $20 during their flash sale today. The flights that’ll set you back just one Jackson are regional trips, like Oakland to Long Beach and Boston to New York. But there are a dozen or so other fares ranging from $30 to $50 that will get you farther afield (New York to Savannah for $30, Boston to Orlando for $50).

Have you ever been a few hours into a Netflix binge and wondered why you can’t just be professionally lazy? TUI, an airline and vacation agency in Sweden, is currently on the hunt for four “professional slackers.” If hired as a professional lazy person you will have to do a few things. Slackers will be required to wear beachwear, sit in a chair with their toes in the sand, read a book, nap and ignore passers by.