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Elissa Sanci

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Elissa Sanci is the Founder of RetailCoupons.com, ProductReviews.org, and NYGarden.com. She used to study at Santa Barbara City College in California.

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University of New Haven alumna, current New York University Journalism Graduate student. Current NBC News net desk intern, former Straus News, Bust Magazine, New Haven Independent Intern.

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These Solo-Travel Experts Have Logged Millions of Miles. Here’s What They Always Pack.

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We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› Israel G. Vargas for NYT Wirecutter; source photos by Carolyn Ray, Sylvia Longmire, Cassandra Washington By Elissa Sanci Elissa Sanci is a senior writer who has reported on label makers, tumblers, and more. She once dumped glitter in her car to test handheld vacuums.
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The Car Organizer that Took my Trunk from Cluttered Chaos to Systematic Symphony

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As a self-identified slob, I’ve always struggled to keep my car neat and tidy, but when I invested in a garbage bin specifically made for cars, the mere presence of the carbage can was all the motivation I needed to keep the interior of my Subaru Crosstrek spotless. My trunk, already an unorganized jumble of emergency supplies, didn’t fare as well.
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How Ski Patrollers Stay Warm

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When Lindsay Wiebold started as a rookie ski patroller, she learned the importance of wearing the right gear the hard way, after developing frostnip (the stage before frostbite) on her toes on a brutally cold day. Now, with 12 seasons of ski-patrol experience under her belt, Wiebold has learned a thing or two about staying warm in the harshest winter conditions. Ski patrollers spend the majority of their time out on the slopes, exposed to the mountain elements.
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