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"  Summer&amp;#039;s still in full swing, but retailers are already offering deep discount on warm-weather gear. 1. Swimsuits: When diving into the sale racks, look for quality waterwear:  A full fabric lining keeps your suit modest and will preserve its shape. (Lining in just a few spots can bunch up.) Suits with color-matched linings are best, in case fabric peeks out while you&amp;#039;re splashing around.  Lycra content of at least 18% prevents stretching out from numerous washings and wearings, and helps smooth out your body shape.  Pick a suit with double-stitching along seams, plus reinforcement stitching at key stress points (e.g., on straps), for more durability.  Lots of layers, such as skirts, drapes, and shirring, are great for concealing figure flaws. (But note: The more fabric a suit has, the longer it will take to dry.) Solid light and bright colors \u2014 and camouflaging patterns \u2014 can also do the trick.  Kmart is offering up to 50% off swimsuits for the 4th. You&amp;#039;ll get 25%-50% off at Macy&amp;#039;s, plus extra savings on selected styles.  2. Coolers: Just in time for your July 4th picnic, you&amp;#039;ll find great deals:  Planning a marathon celebration? Pick up a hard-sided cooler. In general, they provide better insulation than soft-sided coolers. They&amp;#039;re also less likely to hold stains and odors after you get home.  Go big if you can. In general, larger-capacity coolers are better at keeping food-safe temperatures.  If you&amp;#039;re going to have to haul your cooler a ways from the car, look for one with a telescoping handle and wheels. Your back will thank you later!  Even the best cooler won&amp;#039;t maintain food-safe temperatures on its own. Prechill it if you can and pack it well with ice or frozen gel packs. (Be sure to check out our summer food safety story for more picnic-packing tips.)  Sale coolers start at $6 at Walmart. Meijer has Igloo and Coleman coolers from $10-$100 off.  3. Paper Towels: You&amp;#039;ll need plenty to go around at the backyard barbecue. Good thing you&amp;#039;ll find good deals on paper products this month:  Price isn&amp;#039;t everything when you&amp;#039;re looking for a good deal. Consider the size of the roll and check the store tag for price per square foot to get the most for your money.  There are plenty of great rolls with recycled content if you&amp;#039;re looking to be kinder to the environment. Just be aware: None were able to absorb as much liquid as regular paper towels in our tests.  Thicker doesn&amp;#039;t necessarily mean better, but avoid thin towels if you can. They performed poorly at sopping up messes across the board.  Feel free to have fun with patterns. We found that none of the paper towels in our test released dye, even when wet.  Target will give you a $5 gift card when you pick up any two household items, including Bounty paper towels and Charmin toilet paper. Walgreens is offering two rolls of Sunny Smile paper towels and toilet paper for only 88 cents. For more great sale tips, be sure to check out our monthly calendar of sale items! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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