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As days get shorter, make cold evenings feel cozier with this FOX reader-favorite candle warmer lamp. It casts a warm glow while gently melting scented candles without an open flame. It’s currently 50% off, bringing the price down to $20. Shop the deal while it lasts.

Original price: $40

I tested the candle warmer lamp in my own home, and I was surprised by how much I liked it. At first, I wondered why someone would use a warmer instead of simply lighting a candle. I quickly understood the appeal: There’s no open flame to monitor or worry about extinguishing before leaving the room. If I forget to turn it off, the automatic shutoff provides an added layer of convenience, which may be especially appealing to households with pets or young children.

Another unexpected benefit is that the warmer slowly melts the wax instead of burning through it with an open flame. In my experience, my candles last longer and remain usable until nearly all the wax has melted — not just until the wick burns out.

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In addition to offering a flameless way to enjoy scented candles, this warmer adds a decorative touch with its fluted glass shade, brass-tone hardware and solid wood base. Its adjustable height accommodates candles of different sizes, while the wide base can hold three-wick candles. The controls include two-, four- and eight-hour timer settings, a dimmer and two halogen bulbs. At 50% off, the warmer costs just $20 — a strong value for its cozy glow, convenient design and slow, even wax melting.

Amazon shoppers and FOX readers agree: This candle warmer lamp adds a decorative touch to counters and tabletops, may help candles last longer and offers a flameless way to enjoy their fragrance.

"I originally bought this candle warmer lamp as a gift for my sister-in-law, and she was fascinated by it," one five-star reviewer wrote. "The elegant design adds a cozy touch to any room. I ended up buying one for myself, too, because I love the warm, relaxing atmosphere it creates. It's a beautiful home decor accent and a wonderful gift."

Another reviewer said they noticed their candles lasted longer: "I've been using this daily on a candle for over a month, and it fills my home with subtle fragrance while the candle still looks brand new."

Wax can build up on the lampshade over time, but it’s easy to clean. Unplug the lamp and let it cool completely, then wipe the shade with a soft microfiber cloth. Gently lift any hardened wax with a plastic card or spatula, and avoid using water, metal tools or sharp objects near the lamp. Always check the product manual for model-specific care instructions.

The Wallabies have a squad capable of magic but doubts remain over whether their talents can be knitted into a great team

There are moments when Australia look like a team that can take on the world. Moments when they’re trailing by two in the 83rd minute at Twickenham and all of a sudden Len Ikitau has snapped an underhand pass through to Max Jorgensen and he’s haring down the wing to score in the corner. Moments when Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has ripped his way around Tom Curry, inside Bundee Aki, and over Tadhg Beirne, to send Tom Wright racing into the empty space of the British and Irish Lions backfield. Moments when they’re down to 11 men and defending a four-point lead with five to play against the Springboks, and somehow come out of it with a win.

And then there’s the rest of it. There’s never yet been a Wallabies team that didn’t have these flickers and sparks of ability in them, but it has been a long time since there has been one that could do it often enough, for long enough to win, and then all over again in the next Test and the one after. They lost all four Tests on tour in Europe last autumn, and two more in the summer besides. Then they went on an unbeaten run through six more against Italy, Japan, Argentina and South Africa before being knocked on to their backsides by the All Blacks in back-to-back defeats in the Bledisloe Cup, 31 points one week, 22 the next.

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Meal prep often means reaching for multiple kitchen tools — and cleaning them all afterward. The multipurpose Tibo Cutting Board combines several prep essentials into one: a titanium side for meat, poultry and fish, a wheat straw side for produce and other foods, plus a built-in ceramic knife sharpener. There’s even a textured area for grinding ingredients like garlic and ginger.

Unlike wood or bamboo boards, the nonporous surfaces are designed to resist warping and cracking and can be washed with hot, soapy water after use. Right now, FOX readers can save up to 40%.

Original price: $70

This two-sided cutting board gives you dedicated surfaces for prepping meat and produce, plus built-in tools for sharpening knives and grinding ingredients.

Use the titanium side for meat, poultry and fish, then flip the board over to the wheat straw surface for fruits, vegetables, bread and cheese. A groove around the edge helps contain juices and spills, while the textured grinding area gives you a convenient spot to prep garlic or ginger.

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A single board starts at $49.99, down $20 from its original $69.99 price. Buying multiple boards increases the savings: Buy two and get one free, or buy three and get two free for savings of up to 40%.

Beyond the discount, the appeal comes from how many kitchen tasks it handles. The reversible design essentially gives you two prep surfaces, while the built-in knife sharpener and grinding area can reduce the number of tools you need to pull out. Buy one for your kitchen or take advantage of the multipack offers for holiday gifts.

Reviewers highlight the cutting board’s versatility and easy-to-clean design, with several calling out the built-in knife sharpener and grinding area.

"It’s easy to clean and looks great," one Amazon reviewer wrote. "It has a knife sharpener, grinder area, and a channel around the outside to catch overflows."

Another shopper liked being able to consolidate several kitchen tools: "This is a great find! Easy to clean, knife sharpener included, spot to grate garlic or ginger. One cutting board replaced 5 plastic ones that I had."

A third reviewer highlighted the reversible design and sharpener: "It’s very easy to clean and helps keep meat separate from the cutting boards used for other foods. I was surprised by how handy the built-in knife sharpener is."

The Tibo Cutting Board isn’t dishwasher-safe, so you’ll need to wash it by hand after use. Some reviewers also report that the titanium surface scratches easily and can show hard water spots, which may matter if you want your cutting board to look pristine.

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Sam Darnold and Drew Lock: An old married couple or quarterbacks for the Seattle Seahawks? Lock would say both.

Darnold, who will miss Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals because of a quad injury, also suffered a cracked rib on the second play of Monday night’s 34-17 loss to the Chicago Bears. Lock said he knew right away Darnold was hurt despite the starter not saying anything.

"Are you married?" Lock asked a reporter who had asked him how he knew Darnold was hurt.

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"I’m not, no," the reporter responded.

"Did you have a girlfriend for a really long time?" Lock asked, and the reporter said he did at one point.

"You know when she’s upset, she doesn’t have to say anything to you? I spent a lot of time with Sam, practice, watching every rep, games, watching very single rep. I just – I could tell," Lock said.

While Darnold’s rib injury occured on the second play of the game, the quad injury he suffered came on the final drive of the Seahawks’ loss on Monday. Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald praised his quarterback’s toughness.

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"So he’s playing the whole game without even making a thing of it and playing his tail off and competing," Macdonald said. "I think it’s worth noting how tough this guy is. He’ll be back sooner than later, I’m sure."

Macdonald said Darnold likely could continue playing through the rib injury, but the quad injury is keeping him out of the lineup. The 29-year-old is considered week-to-week and will not be placed on injured reserve.

For Lock, this will be his second start of the season. Darnold’s first injury occurred early in the Week 1 game, and Lock ended up playing most of the game, leading Seattle to a win over the New England Patriots.

In his lone start against the Cardinals in Week 2, Lock was fantastic. He completed 19 of 26 passes for 235 yards and three touchdowns.

This season, he has completed 35 of 48 passes for 422 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions.

Lock has been dealing with a sore elbow over the last two weeks but will start Sunday. Jalen Milroe will serve as the team’s backup quarterback.

The 4-4 Seahawks will look to beat the 3-5 Cardinals for the second time this season at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, climb above .500 and keep pace in the NFC West.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.