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5 Clutch items for commuters heading back to the office

After nearly two years of working from home, you may be headed back to the office. It’s natural to have mixed emotions. You may be excited to see your staff in person instead of over Zoom. You no longer have to deal with shoddy Internet connections or asking someone to mute because their cat is meowing loudly in the background.

That said, you may not be pumped about the drive. You got used to walking 100 yards from your bed to the home office. Driving to and from work can also do a number on your car, and the last stressor you need is an auto-related issue holding you up from an important business meeting. A few products can make your drive safer, more comfortable, and come in clutch if something goes wrong. Here’s what commuters should keep in their car.

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As we inch closer to spring and summer, the sun may be up during your commute. Though sunlight can boost your mood, it can also get in your eyes and make it tough to drive. This left driver-side sun visor allows you to enjoy daylight without having your vision impaired. It works with Toyota Venzas from 2009-16. The beige color goes with any interior, and previous buyers praise its effectiveness.
You want to arrive at work with a full phone battery so you can take all your morning calls without issue. This car charger adapter from Mongoora is like a morning cup of Joe for your mobile device. It works on most iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixels, and many tablet models. Previous buyers say it’s fast and compact, so it’s a cinch to use for travel.
Keep your dashboard looking good as new so you can see clearly out of it with this carpet cover from SAILEAD. The cover shields your dashboard from the sun and prevents windshield glare. It also protects your car from dirt and scratches, so you’ll spend less time and money fixing it later. This cover is compatible with Toyota Camrys from 2007-11.
Sometimes, you simply don’t make it to the gas station in time. Ditch the frustration and get back on the road quickly with some help from this fluid extractor pump from GasTapper. It’s small, fits in a glove compartment, and lets you transfer gasoline to your car. It can also transfer and remove water and anti-freeze.
These budget-friendly, colorful funnels from KarZone are ideal for changing your car’s oil and pouring engine fuel in a pinch. They’re small enough to store in a glove compartment, center console, or trunk, and you won’t even notice them until you need them. They’re simple to use and effectively helped previous buyers pour fuel into their cars without spilling.

In-office workdays are here again, and that likely means the return of your morning and evening drive. You likely don’t want car problems added to your daily itinerary. As a businessperson, you have enough to worry about, from revenue to operations and staff. Make life easier by having a few necessities in your car. Sun visors and dashboard covers protect your vehicle and eyes from the heat and daylight. Other items, like a pump and funnel, come in clutch if you have a breakdown, and a charger adapter ensures you show up to work ready to nail your next sales call.

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