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CBS Mornings Deals: Save up to 60% off household cleaning tools
This week on “CBS Mornings” lifestyle expert Elizabeth Werner discussed deals on items that may make your life easier — all at exclusive discounts. Discover this week’s exclusive deals below and visit CBSDeals.com or text “CBS” to 65000 to take advantage of them today.
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Zydar range finder: Save up to 29%
Zydar
Using the Zydar range finder may improve your performance on the golf course. The range finger can measure distances between five to 1,300 yards, with a flag range up to 300 yards. It contains aspherical glass, 7x magnification and an OLED display screen, all of which may help provide the clearest view for golfers.
The Zydar range finger also boasts a IPX7 water-resistant rating, is equipped with a magnetic grip so you can attach it to your golf club or cart, and comes with a microfiber cloth for cleaning.
Normally priced at $350 get them now at CBSDeals.com for up to 29% off, only $250.
Quick Start Grill: Save up to 29%
Quick Start Grill
The Quick Start Grill was designed to revolutionize charcoal grilling with its patented self-igniting technology. This technology enables the grill to ignite charcoal in six to seven minutes without the need for lighter fluid, gas or other flammable materials. Just plug it in, wait and your grill will be ready with a starting temperature of 660 degrees (though it goes up to 950 degrees as the grill heats up).
There are three Quick Start Grills on sale. These include the portable grill, the tabletop grill and the Barrel grill. The Barrel grill, the largest grill available on CBS Deals, comes with a fold-down prep station, a storage rack and is equipped with two wheels that may allow for easier transport.
Normally priced at $129, get one now at CBSDeals.com for up to 29% off, only $91.
Rescue: Save up to 60%
Rescue
The Forever Sponge five pack and Grill Rescue may make cleaning the contents of your home safer and easier. The Forever Sponge is a cut-resistant, antimicrobial sponge that can be used to clean multiple surfaces, including pots and pans as well as kitchen countertops. Because this sponge was built to last longer than traditional sponges, you may find yourself having to replace the Forever Sponge less frequently, which may help save you money down the road.
Grill Rescue differs from traditional bristle grill brushes in that it uses steam to clean your grill. Just dip the cleaning head in water and the heat from the grill creates steam that should get all the gunk off your grill. The cleaning head is made of aramid fiber, a heat-resistant material the brand claims is used in firefighting gear. When you’re done using the brush, you can detach the head and put it in the dishwasher for cleaning.
Normally priced at $28.95-$79.95 get one now at CBSDeals.com for up to 60% off at only $31.95-$79.95.
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Washington — The House Ethics Committee has quietly voted to release its report on the investigation into former Rep. Matt Gaetz regarding allegations of sexual misconduct and obstruction, two sources familiar with the matter said, reversing course after Republicans originally blocked its release.
The report will likely be unveiled in the coming days, after the final votes of the 118th Congress, the sources said. Lawmakers face a Friday deadline to approve new government funding and avoid a shutdown before heading home for the holidays. CNN first reported on Thursday that the committee voted behind closed doors to release the report earlier this month.
House Republicans recently blocked two Democratic resolutions that would have compelled the Ethics Committee to release the potentially damaging report on its investigation into Gaetz, voting to refer the matter back to the committee.
Gaetz resigned from Congress shortly after President-elect Donald Trump said he planned to nominate Gaetz to be attorney general in November. But Gaetz soon withdrew from consideration, facing a likely contentious confirmation process. Gaetz has said he does not intend to take the oath of office for the same seat in the 119th Congress, and is launching a new show on the pro-Trump One America News Network in January.
It’s highly unusual, but not unprecedented, for the House Ethics Committee to release a report on a member who is no longer in office. Congressional leaders, including some Democrats, have expressed concerns about the precedent set by unveiling the Gaetz report.
In June, the committee released a statement saying it was investigating allegations against Gaetz that included sexual misconduct, illicit drug use, and bribery.
Multiple sources at the time told CBS News that four women had informed the Ethics Committee that they had been paid to go to parties that included sex and drugs, and that Gaetz had also attended. The committee has Gaetz’s Venmo transactions that allegedly show payments for the women.
Gaetz has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and has called the committee’s investigation a “frivolous” smear campaign.
Some of the sexual misconduct allegations under review by the committee were the subject of a previous Department of Justice probe into Gaetz. Federal investigators sought to determine if Gaetz violated sex trafficking and obstruction of justice laws, but no charges were filed.
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