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33 Useful Items You'll Never Want To Live Without

33 Useful Items You'll Never Want To Live Without

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A daily planner so you can get your ducks in a row for the day *and* some words of encouragement, because you DO have this! It'll be so convenient to be able to see your meetings for the day, what you need to get done, and even how much water you've drunk at a quick glance — because your three cups of coffee can make you a little dehydrated!
Solar Buddies, a refillable, BPA-free roll-on sunscreen applicator because it's the easiest way to keep hands clean when reapplying SPF. You probably spend half your summer slathering on sunscreen and dealing with greasy hands after every pool day. So when you use this *and* your hands aren't a slippery mess? You'll be floored.
Wet & Forget because it's a shower spray that'll eliminate the need to scrub — say what?! It helps rid your shower of soap scum, calcium buildup, and hardware stains, no matter how long they've been there. Just spray it, wait 12 hours, and rinse — reviewers say you'll see excellent results!
A flat-laying toiletry bag so you can see everything you packed with a simple glance. It folds out wide once unzipped but packs super compactly, so you still conserve some space in your bag. Now you can easily grab what you need without having to dig around!
A two-pack of "flossing toothbrushes" with regular and longer, thinner bristles designed to reach under the gum line for a deep clean. It can help remove stubborn food particles, like lettuce, popcorn, and sesame seeds, so you don't have to pick them out with your fingers. Reviewers even ditched their electric toothbrush for this 'cause they loved it so much!
A Febreze Unstopables car freshener that your rig would appreciate, cause it's seen everything from your fast food trips to you kicking off your smelly shoes after a long day. It may just smell a little funky in there... Just clip this onto your AC vent so you can neutralize that and any other odor you want to hit the road. 😉
A hair-removing glove to help get rid of the endless shedding while giving your furry child some pets. Reviewers say their cats *and* dogs "actually enjoy" this, so your furry friend will be less likely to sprint away when it's brushing time!
A pack of SweatBlock wipes — this might be the most aptly-named product ever; they truly block the sweat. They're super easy to use: dab the wipe on your underarms, let it dry for 3–5 minutes, let it sit overnight, then clean with soap and water in the morning. Once you do that, you'll be protected from excess sweat and odor for up to seven days.
A veggie chopper, slicer, and spiralizer for a quick slice and (of course) chop during your time-consuming meal prep. No need to tremble in fear when your recipe calls for a diced onion because *this* can do it in seconds (without you crying). And the built-in storage container will hold everything until it's time to add your veggies to a dish.
A candle warmer so you can get the scent of your favorite candle without an open flame. It has four different brightness levels that'll provide not only the light you want in your home but also the strength of the fragrance.
Shark's Steam & Scrub mop that's T-H-E ultimate way to get cleaner, shinier floors without back-breaking effort, thanks to its automatic rotation — it scrubs 150 times per minute! The steam makes cleaning even the hardest, toughest, or stickiest stains so much easier. It'll be your one-stop shop for cleaning all the floors in your home because it works on hardwood, marble, tile, AND stone floors.
A milk frother so you can make your hot or iced latte so thick and frothy you'll feel like you're sipping on an overpriced one from a trendy coffee shop. This is not only cheaper than the Nespresso Aeroccino, but it's smaller and easier to clean up, too.
A quiet Levoit air purifier to help trap dust, reducing the amount that builds up on surfaces — reviewers say they've seen a significant reduction! It'll make your home smell so fresh and help filter out any allergens that could also make you sneeze uncontrollably — and you *don't* want that as you scroll on the couch.
Catrice "Instant Awake" Under Eye Brightener that's like a little magic wand for tired eyes — the color correcting formula works across all skin tones to help neutralize dark circles and instantly brighten up your under eye area. Say goodbye to looking exhausted and hello to looking wide-awake in seconds.
A migraine relief cap for the throbbing pain in your head that makes you want to stop, drop, and roll into bed. You can either chill it in the freezer or heat it up in the microwave, depending on what soothing sensation you want. It also doubles as a sleep mask because it helps block out harsh light — which means you can get further relief from a little midday nap!
A pack of matatabi chew sticks to help improve your cat's dental health as they gnaw on a treat. Matatabi is a Japan-native plant that works as a catnip alternative, which is perfect for your fuzz ball that has zero interest in catnip.
A portable hanging luggage organizer if you identify as someone who lives out their suitcase for the entirety of their trip because you despiseee unpacking. This streamlines the process, so all you do is lift up the organizer and attach the hooks to your room's closet rod — BOOM. DONE. You'll go from cozy traveler to sightseeing extraordinaire so fast that the hotel receptionist will literally not believe it.
Cosrx Snail Mucin 96% Power Repairing Essence — its star ingredient, snail mucin, might sound like it belongs in a witch's cauldron, but it actually can help hydrate skin, heal acne, and smooth the appearance of fine lines on all skin types. People of *all* ages love this — so when you finally get in on one of the most viral skincare products out there, you'll be equal parts impressed and annoyed you didn't get this sooner.
A Renpho percussion massager with all the cool features of the TheraGun — but for a fraction of the price. Now, the next time you tweaked your neck after sleeping on it weird, you can give yourself some soothing relief.
The Pink Stuff — the alchemy in this stuff is next-level because it can make grease, permanent marker, grime, pen, rust, and crayons disappear on stoves, kitchen floors, jewelry, bathtubs, grills, wood, glass shower doors, AND MORE. It has 150,000 5-star reviews for a reason... just sayin'.
Revlon Volcanic Face Roller with a volcanic stone to soak up the excess oil you can get on your face from just simply going about your day. ~Roll~ this over any shiny spots and watch them *POOF* out of existence. Say bye-bye to blotting sheets and powder since there's a new (and faster) oil controller in town!
A standing desk anti-fatigue mat so you can stand at your desk for hours. The mat's ~ergonomic typography~ lets you switch up how you stand on it (and still feel comfortable), which squishy kitchen mats *can't* do. Reviewers with plantar fasciitis swear by this cause of its unmatched support — one person even called it a "life changer."
I Dew Care dry shampoo powder that'll fool everyone into thinking you just showered today because that hair? It's looking more voluminous with not one hint of greasiness. Just dab this ultra-fine powder into your roots, shake out the product, and style — then you're done!
A blackhead remover tool to lift up the gunk that's sitting in your pores by gliding the stainless steel spatula over your face. It has four different modes (cleaning, lifting, ion+, and ion-), all with different benefits to give your skin the glow of your dreams. If you're all about a good facial, you'll want this 'cause reviewers say they like to use it in between professional appointments!
Some TheraBreath Oral Rinse with no alcohol and no burning sensation that makes your eyes water after swishing mouthwash for three seconds... It can help fight bad breath for up to 24 hours, but make sure to use it every 12 hours after brushing and flossing for best results.
A pack of vacuum-free space-saving compression bags that can squish out all the air once it's been stuffed — aka you'll be able to fit so much more. One reviewer said a small bag was able to fit six t-shirts, seven pairs of shorts, and four boxers! So, a set of these will easily fit your week's worth of clothing at that rate.
A hexagonal productivity timer so you can focus on tasks for 5–45 minutes before taking a break or hopping onto your next meeting. Just flip onto one of the pre-numbered sides to start the timer — or plug in however many minutes you'd like for a custom option. You can also mute the alarm if you're in the office or out in public and don't want to annoy anyone around you.
A portable multipurpose cooler you can place in the middle seat so your kids have access to everything (and I mean everything) they want. It has two water bottle holders, side pockets (for toys, tablets, and overflow of stuff) andddd last but certainly not least, the middle is a COOLER. That means you can fill it to the brim with your child's favorite snacks so you never hear "I'M HUNGRY" when you're two hours away from civilization. Bonus: the top of this can be used as a desk for coloring!
A tennis shoe cleaner reviewers say works fast to make your sneakers spotless and squeaky clean. This works on leather, suede, canvas, and MORE, so you can restore the endless collection of comfy shoes you can't part ways with.
A glasses lens cleaner with tiny microfibers that'll cut through fingerprints for crystal clear vision. You can use the little brush to flick off dirt or dust before wiping away smudges or oils. Your lenses will have a streak-free finish without any scratching!
A set of Shoe Slotz so you can make the most of every square inch of that shoe rack or shelf — and practically *double* the amount of shoes on it. Now if you want to make a little purchase for new shoes, you won't have to wonder where you'll put them!
A Dermora exfoliant foot peel if you have cracked heels, calluses, or dead skin all over the bottoms of your feet. So just slip on these booties for an hour and watch your feet shed for the next 5—7 days. You'll be GAGGED at how much skin comes off, but you'll be equally satisfied with your baby-smooth feet.
Anua Heartleaf Pore Control Cleansing Oil that can help control sebum, remove blackheads *and* dissolve makeup — some people are even left with visible residue on their fingertips! If you want to start double cleansing, this is the perfect first step.

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HEROIC DAD ACTS "My dad donated his kidney to me.""He just paid off my credit card debt.""The most heroic thing my father has ever done for me was during Hurricane Harvey - he trudged through the waters to come get me.""He stopped working and took care of me when I had a car accident.""My dad came and stayed with me when I got a divorce and stayed until he passed away.""When I wanted to go into business and asked him to [be a] co-signer and put up his house as collateral and he did.""On my wedding day, he had to change [a] flat tire before we left for my was truly stressful but we made it and his tuxedo did not get damaged.""My dad passed away when I was 14 but right before he passed he bought me tickets to go see my favorite singer in concert, George Michael, and he gave me money to buy stuff at the concert [and] it was a dream come true.""He worked several jobs in order to be able to afford to put me in college so I won't have to get so many student loans.""When I lost my job a few years ago, it was one of the most stressful moments. My dad immediately offered to assist us out financially until I could get back on my feet, which greatly relieved my burden.""When my first husband died and left me a widow when I was 32. My dad was there to do whatever I needed." Survey methodology: Talker Research surveyed 2,000 Americans; the survey was commissioned by SweatBlock and administered and conducted online by Talker Research between May 15 and May 19, 2025. We are sourcing from a non-probability frame and the two main sources we use are: Traditional online access panels - where respondents opt-in to take part in online market research for an incentiveProgrammatic - where respondents are online and are given the option to take part in a survey to receive a virtual incentive usually related to the online activity they are engaging in Those who did not fit the specified sample were terminated from the survey. As the survey is fielded, dynamic online sampling is used, adjusting targeting to achieve the quotas specified as part of the sampling plan. Regardless of which sources a respondent came from, they were directed to an Online Survey, where the survey was conducted in English; a link to the questionnaire can be shared upon request. Respondents were awarded points for completing the survey. These points have a small cash-equivalent monetary value. Cells are only reported on for analysis if they have a minimum of 80 respondents, and statistical significance is calculated at the 95% level. Data is not weighted, but quotas and other parameters are put in place to reach the desired sample. Interviews are excluded from the final analysis if they failed quality-checking measures. This includes: Speeders: Respondents who complete the survey in a time that is quicker than one-third of the median length of interview are disqualified as speedersOpen ends: All verbatim responses (full open-ended questions as well as other please specify options) are checked for inappropriate or irrelevant textBots: Captcha is enabled on surveys, which allows the research team to identify and disqualify botsDuplicates: Survey software has "deduping" based on digital fingerprinting, which ensures nobody is allowed to take the survey more than once It is worth noting that this survey was only available to individuals with internet access, and the results may not be generalizable to those without internet access. The post Research shows most consider their dad a top life mentor appeared first on Talker. Copyright Talker News. All Rights Reserved.

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