29 Things That'll Improve Life For Your Household
A Scrubbing Bubbles toilet cleaning stamp so you don't have to pick up that nasty toilet brush and scrub as often. Each stamp lasts up to 12 days and cleans the toilet with every flush. Bye-bye rings and limescale!
A box of cleaning K-Cups — if your coffee's been tasting a lil' funky lately, it's probably because your machine is overdue for a cleaning. Just pop it in like you would with a K-Cup and let it run! It'll rid your Keurig of old grinds and residue, help extend its lifespan, and make your coffee taste super-duper fresh!
A pack of stain-removing pads that don't require any scrubbing — what!? When you're halfway out the door to work and notice your puppy had a little accident on your brand-new carpet, just use one of these bad boys! Place it on the stain, give it a stomp to activate it, and the mess will be gone when you return.
A pack of dishwasher cleaning tablets because even though that savior of a machine cleans your bowls, plates, and silverware, it doesn't clean itself. Just pop in a tablet and run a cycle (with or without dishes) to remove limescale and mineral buildup that's making your machine and dishes smell funky. No need to shell out for a new dishwasher after all!
An air purifier if you just want to relax at home but the dust lurking around has different plans for you — aka congestion, sneezing, and itchy, watery eyes. This baby captures dust, pollen, smoke, pet dander, and even odors (like the stink from your cat's litter box) so you don't have to live with all those miserable allergens and smells circulating in the air.
A ChomChom pet hair remover with over 147,000 5-star ratings (!!!), and over 5,000 of them call it the "best," a word that shall not be taken lightly. It's like a reusable lint roller (without those annoying sticky papers) and designed to pick pet hair up efficiently — once fur is locked in, it doesn't go anywhere until you empty it out!
A bleach-free, no-scrub weekly shower spray to save your arms from an unwarranted workout session. It requires no elbow grease — just spray down your shower once a week, wait 8–12 hours, and then rinse with warm water. Say bye-bye to showers surrounded by scum, grime, oil, and mold, and hello to your shiny new tiles.
A set of kinda genius soda can covers if you're the type of person who simply can't finish a drink (guilty). Instead of dumping a half-filled can of Bubly into the sink, just snap on one of these lids and you'll have a still-carbonated drink left to enjoy later!
A Yonanas fruit soft-serve maker because your sweet tooth always craves ice cream, but you're trying to buy less Ben & Jerry's. This ingenious gadget can turn any frozen fruit into a smooth, delicious sorbet without any additional ingredients! Another huge bonus: If you or any family members are vegan, lactose-intolerant, or have other dietary restrictions, this lets you tailor the sweet treat to everyone's needs!
Some washing machine cleaning tablets that'll remove grime and odor-causing residue because yes, you should be cleaning the machine that cleans your clothes — oh, the irony. After running a cycle with just a tablet inside, your washing machine will be sparkling clean *and* your laundry won't stink like mildew after your next wash.
A set of wad-free pads so your sheets actually come out dry instead of as a dripping ball of fabric. These prevent your sheets from getting tangled and twisted up with other wet laundry caught inside! Once you use these and take out dry, unwrinkled sheets, you'll realize it was never your poor dryer's fault.
A compact silverware sorter for your kitchen drawer so you're not playing "I Spy" every time you need a utensil. Thanks to its stacked compartments, it saves so much space that you'll realize you can actually store other things in there, too!
An inflatable pool so you and your fam can take a nice little dip to ward off the heat. Sure, it's not an infinity pool, but who needs that when this has a ~built-in bench~??? I think that's equally impressive.
A high-voltage bug zapper because A Bug's Life made those pesky critters seem a lot cuter than they actually are. The blue-violet light draws in bugs, and the voltage zaps 'em upon contact. Now you'll be able to chill in the backyard as long as you like without swatting the air and looking like you're fighting invisible demons.
A bag of Dr. Elsey's premium clumping litter since no one in your fam wants to scoop crumbly, stinky litter, nor should they have to. This magical formula creates easy-to-scoop clumps *and* prevents odors from wafting around the house! Plus, it's dust-free and hypoallergenic (so better for you and your cats).
A set of magnetic air fryer cheat sheets so you don't have to pull out your phone with messy hands after marinating or seasoning your chicken. It'll let you know the temperature and time at which to cook your food. Sorry Google, you won't be needed today!
A two-tier sliding shelf if you've made a habit of just shoving anything and everything under the sink, and there's an avalanche waiting to happen. This lets you see everything you own at a glance, and the baskets slide right out so you won't have to awkwardly reach allll the way to the back to find what you need.
A garbage guard so you don't have to deal with a swarm of flies and gnats whenever you take out the trash. Just stick it inside your garbage can, and it'll release an odorless vapor to keep those pests away (for up to four months)!
A set of two adhesive shower shelves because balancing all your shower products on the bathtub rim is way too chaotic (and you're tired of knocking bottles over). The adhesive is way stronger than suction cups (each shelf can hold up to 20 pounds!) so you won't have to worry about them falling. And the little hooks at the bottom are so handy for holding razors and sponges!
A hanging curved lounge chair to make your WFH setup a little less work and a little more paradise. 🌴 Thanks to the attached umbrella, you'll be able to enjoy the warm weather without feeling the sun beating down on you and your laptop. And on the weekends? This chair + a good book = the best time ever.
A memory foam seat cushion with cooling gel if you want your tushy to be cushy while commuting in your car, working at a computer, or even just eating your din-din. It helps support and relieve pressure on your tailbone, and reviewers say it's helped with their lower back pain!
A microwave veggie steamer so you can make a quick and easy meal, because even though you're super busy, you gotta eat! Just add in your greens of choice, fill the bottom with water, pop it into the microwave, and voilà — a side of veggies without any hassle.
A leave-in conditioner that detangles and revives curly hair. Though made for children, this bestselling spray is beloved by curly-haired folks of *all* ages. Formulated with olive oil, jojoba oil, and vitamin B5, it helps maintain bouncy curls and prevent frizz!
An easily washable drip catcher if you're tired of yelling at your family for leaving a puddle behind the faucet every time they do the dishes. This bb is a win for all — no more watery messes to wipe away!
A foaming garbage disposal cleaner, because even though you can't *see* your week-old pasta, that doesn't mean it's not still down there. Just insert one of these packets, let the water run, and turn on the disposal — it'll basically start self-cleaning so you don't have to reach down there and do it yourself, *ick*. Once you see the bath bomb-like blue fizz, the job is done, and your sink will be free from the smelly, backed-up gunk.
A TubShroom to catch all the hair before it clogs your drain so you won't be showering in a puddle up to your ankles. This cute little trinket just stays in the shower drain until the hair needs to be removed.
A jar opener because opening jars with your bare hands is a struggle that no one should have to go through — especially just to get one pickle spear. It's a truly magical product for everyone, but especially useful for folks with limited mobility or a weaker grip.
A eucalyptus lavender pouch to not only give you a relaxing, aromatherapy-filled shower, but also give your bathroom some unbe-leaf-ably cute decor.
A genius silicone freezer mold for saving hard-to-freeze liquids like sauces and soups, especially if you like to distribute them in portions. This will definitely cut down your meal prep time and makes for a quick, easy dinner!
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