Skip the storm: Use this clever Amazon Prime trick to get essentials to your door in hours

The forecast doesn’t look great for the weekend, and with the holiday season nearing, it feels like the perfect time to skip the long lines, stay inside and have everything shipped straight to your door.That’s exactly what you can do with an Amazon Prime membership, which starts at just $14.99 a month (or free when you select the month-long trial to get started).With October Prime Day kicking off on Oct.6, it will also grant you access to thousands of the best deals of the year on all your favorite products — plus, many more exclusive perks.

Prime members can enjoy free fast delivery, including free one-day or two-day shipping on millions of eligible items.Plus, members can get free same-day delivery on orders over $35, subject to your zip code.With Prime, you’ll also have access to Amazon Fresh, which makes it easy to shop for all the household essentials, groceries and last-minute health and wellness must-haves that you’ll want delivered to your door ASAP (see below for some of the best deals you can shop now).Plus, you’ll also get access to other perks that might make you want to stay inside, including Prime Video, Amazon Music Prime and more.

Considering all of the benefits a Prime membership has to offer, now might be the perfect time to jump on the bandwagon and start racking up the savings.Cold season is right around the corner, meaning there’s no better time to stock up on ultra-soft Kleenex for the home.This 3-ply pack isn’t just on sale — it’s silky-soft and specially engineered for up to 100% irritation-free skin, delivering a little extra comfort right when you need it most.Don’t let the weather crush your fitness routine.

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Snag it at this low price in crowd-pleasing flavors like Chocolate Peanut Butter, French Vanilla and Delicious Strawberry.Another cold ...

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