Tire-repair kits. Melted crayons. Survival supplies. Candy wrappers. What's hiding in the back of your car? It might be time to take a good, hard look at the mess so you can figure out which trunk organizer fits your life best. Get help here:

The Labor Day say is going strong at Organize.com, where you can get $5 off orders of $50 or more, $10 off orders of $75 or more and $20 off orders of $125 or more. You'll find a variety of organizers for your trunk and the rest of your car at great prices. And you'll earn a 4% ConsumerClub.com discount on your purchases.

ContainerStore.com also has a summer sale through Monday. This site has folding trunk organizers starting at just $9.99. And it's a great place to get travel organizing tips for road trips, camping or just organizing your car once and for all. Plus you'll earn a 3% ConsumerClub.com rebate along the way.

Check out StacksandStacks.com for a few more great ideas, particularly the oversized trunk organizer that's 32 inches long or the smaller trunk barriers that simply stop items from sliding around back there. The 3% ConsumerClub.com rebate you earn here could help you afford to take the car in for a nice autumn detail.

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Yes, the summer really did fly by that fast. And school's in once again. The supplies and lunches must somehow get dropped off with the kids and the homework needs to make its way home in one piece. How's a student to manage it all? The right backpack helps. Find some of the web's best picks at these sites:

Now through August 27th you can save $5 on select backpacks and lunch boxes on LandsEnd.com. Can't choose a style? Start with the Backpack Guide on this site. You can even personalize your selection with your kid's initials. And it will only cost you $5 to do it. You'll also get a 3% ConsumerClub.com rebate on your purchases here.

LillianVernon.com has lots of Lilly's Kids backpacks to choose from. Check out leopard print packs, multicolored options, even some with your children's favorite character themes. There are also insulated lunch bags. Personalize your selection for FREE. And earn a 4% ConsumerClub.com rebate for shopping here.

And who could forget Target.com for all sorts of back-to-school needs? The backpack selection here is grade-A. There are even some that roll, for those days when the load is too heavy for your kids to bear. The looks range from bright and bubbly to The Clone Wars. The 4% ConsumerClub.com rebate applies to anything else you pick up here too.

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Been hitting the mountain bike trails this summer? Road biking for miles? Or is your bike still sitting in your garage waiting for seasonal maintenance? The following sites may be all the inspiration you need to gear up for your next big ride, or invest in your first big-kid bike ever. Hey, biking can also be a great way to get to the office.

EMS.com, the web site for Eastern Mountain Sports, carries a nice range of mountain bikes and road bikes, some of which are currently on sale. Find inspiration in cycling books and DVDs, plus fuel for your ride in the form of energy bars and gels, and maybe a nice new water bottle or hydration pack. You can also pick up bike parts, accessories and more on this site, in addition to a 3% ConsumerClub.com rebate.

Don't miss the "Massive K2 Closeout" sale at PerformanceBike.com, where you can save 20-50% on K2 products, plus up to 60% on other items (from shoes to shorts to entire bikes) in the Summer Clearance sale. That's not even mentioning your 3% ConsumerClub.com rebate. Perhaps my favorite part of this site is the selection of helpful how-to articles, buyer's guies and stories from Bicycling magazine.

And don't forget to protect your investment in your bike. Register it on NationalBikeRegistry.com and get a bike sticker and registration in the system that will ensure authorities can get it back to you if it's ever stolen. You'll get a 15% ConsumerClub.com rebate for registering too.

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