Breeze through your work from home situation with these ideas

Cadence Loh
·Lifestyle Editor
·3 min read

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The coronavirus has driven us all to stay home more often than before. You find your toiletries and groceries running out faster than previously. You start wishing you have more cleaning supplies, more condiments, more stationery you never thought you needed. Basically, you realize that you need more of everything!

Fret not; we have compiled a list of online merchants who are offering great discounts and who, at the same time, aims to solve your current needs. And the best thing about online shopping? Your favourite goods are delivered straight to your doors. Go ahead and dive into hassle-free shopping below. Who knows, you may find suitable Christmas gifts at very reasonable prices for your loved ones while at it.

Your daily needs

Get your kitchen tools and appliances, tables and chairs, groceries and more from these merchants. While you get your daily supplies from these stores, do take advantage of the promotional offers. The more you buy, the more you save.

Carolshoppe

Carolshoppe. PHOTO: Lazada
Carolshoppe. PHOTO: Lazada

Sofire

Your pet needs a trim, your shower head broke, you need more masks for everyone in the family, and your pillows look worse for wear. All of a sudden, different things call out to you for your immediate attention. Get all your needs from this store.

Sofire. PHOTO: Lazada
Sofire. PHOTO: Lazada

Gadgets for work and play

For many, working from home means we do without the usual conveniences of having the right gadgets available in the office to power a smooth presentation. Don't shortchange yourself. Make technology work for you and get the earphones, noise-cancelling headsets, WiFi adapter, wireless router, and bluetooth tools to streamline your work from home and gaming situation.

Senorita Store

Senorita Store. PHOTO: Lazada
Senorita Store. PHOTO: Lazada

Evganivy

Evganivy. PHOTO: Lazada
Evganivy. PHOTO: Lazada

Toys, toys, toys

Junior has been staying in more than ever, and he's been a peach about it. Reward your little one with these toys. Better yet, join him for some fun with trucks and cars and sneak in some well-deserved bonding time.

buowl

buowl. PHOTO: Lazada
buowl. PHOTO: Lazada

Fortify your health

There’s no better time than now to get fitter and leaner. Get on the road to a healthier you with the right supplements and diet.

Sustagen

Sustagen. PHOTO: Lazada
Sustagen. PHOTO: Lazada

Nutrition.ph

Nutrition.ph. PHOTO: Lazada
Nutrition.ph. PHOTO: Lazada

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