The Top 10 Things The Kitchn Readers Bought in September, Including a Le Creuset Soup Pot for $130 Off

Currently on sale for $130 off, Le Creuset's lidded soup pot will have ingredients boiling in no time, its cast iron construction keeping your meal warm long after you’ve removed it from the burner. Another feature to note is the pot’s wide design. Unlike some stock pots that are tall, narrow, and difficult to scoop soup out of, this piece sports rounded edges and a 12.6-inch diameter that allows for plenty of mobility. You’ll be able to ladle with ease and not drip onto your stovetop.

Mason jars have so many uses beyond just canning food. You can use these milk jar-shaped vessels as utensil caddies, beverage cups, gardening containers, ingredient storage, lunch containers — we’ve seen it all. Each jar is embossed with a charming floral design and the Italian phrase “Quattro Stagioni,” which translates to “Four Seasons,” and is also topped off by a golden lid.

This water pitcher can help reduce more than 365 contaminants from unfiltered water. You'll need to change the filter regularly for maximum efficiency, but that's super easy with a replacement filter subscription. Plus, you get a 10 percent discount if you sign up for autoship.

Another product we can't get enough of is this fast-acting sink cleaner. "My experience with Hope’s Perfect Sink Cleaner was honestly pretty exciting — I couldn’t believe how much gunk came off the surface of the stainless steel!" wrote contributor Shifrah in her review. "Once grime was removed, the sink revealed a really smooth, shiny surface underneath. In addition, Hope’s delivered on its promise to repel water. As soon as I was done polishing, I could see a difference in how the water beaded up in the sink and therefore ran down the drain faster."

We will stand for this pan no matter what. It’s one of the most durable sheet pans we've tested — you couldn’t warp it if you tried. Plus, unlike many other brands, it’s truly nonstick, which makes baking and cleaning a lot more pleasant. If you need any more convincing, just know that Great Jones is the only place where you can buy a baking sheet in colors deliciously named Broccoli, Raspberry, and Blueberry.

When it comes to organizing the kitchen, these turntables are a must-have. Available in a pack of two or four, they’re perfect for a number of different spots and different-sized items. Use the turntables on cabinet shelves to organize everything from bottles and spices to dry goods and more. You can also place them underneath the kitchen sink and in your fridge. Plus, we'd be lying if we said giving the turntables a quick spin isn't incredibly satisfying.

Right now, you can score this stylish washable rug for under $100! It's an editor favorite, and it even won a spot on our sister site's Best List thanks to its durable construction and beautiful vintage-inspired design. Designed for high-traffic areas, the rug is totally stain-resistant, fade-resistant, and water-resistant. But despite its low-maintenance construction, the soft rug looks elegant and way more expensive than it is.

A butter bell — also known as a butter crock or French butter dish — is designed to keep butter fresh and spreadable at room temperature. To use this popular gadget, you simply pack butter into the bell-shaped lid and fill the base with a small amount of water. When the lid is placed inside the base, the water creates an airtight seal that keeps the butter fresh for several weeks — far longer than if it were left out unrefrigerated. We also love the classic French butter crock design on this piece.

This Le Creuset mug is picture-perfect for fall. The unique shape will give your daily routine a whimsical flair and brighten up your morning. The lid — which you can lift via the stem-shaped handle — will keep the mug’s contents warm for long periods. It also has a 14-fluid-ounce capacity, which is more than your standard 10-ounce mug. Additionally, it won't chip or show wear anytime soon, even if you wash it in the dishwasher.

Haters of countertop clutter rejoice! This collapsible dish drying rack folds up to just two inches tall, so it can be easily stashed away when not in use. “The Ahyuan collapsible dish drying rack is an inexpensive collapsible drying rack that’s been absolutely essential in my camping stash but also in my day-to-day life,” contributor Meg wrote in her review. “You can get the rack by itself or with a drainboard to catch excess water (which I bought)... I personally prefer the one with a drainboard, because it doubles as an extra serving tray when I need it.”