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The Guardian Tech Monday 24 August 2026, 14:15 UTC By Marissa Miller 1 min read
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Prepare for autumn with our favorite end-of-season deals on staples including leaf blowers, blankets and beddingCollege grads share the room essentials that weathered the dormSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsLabor Day offers one last hurrah for summer, a chance to reset for fall, and if you’re shopping, some choice end-of-season discounts. No matter your plans for the long weekend, we found sales on products to make the most of it while...

Prepare for autumn with our favorite end-of-season deals on staples including leaf blowers, blankets and bedding

Labor Day offers one last hurrah for summer, a chance to reset for fall, and if you’re shopping, some choice end-of-season discounts.

No matter your plans for the long weekend, we found sales on products to make the most of it while helping you prepare for the colder months ahead.

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