38 Products You Should Know About If You're Over 20
A car insurance and registration holder for keeping everything you need in one spiffy space because rushing to find your registration in the trash box you call a glove compartment can be even more stressful than getting pulled over in the first place.
A bottle of Angry Orange Pet Odor Eliminator, a fan-favorite among pet parents, this odor-eliminating spray is gonna lift stains from carpet and furniture while *also* pulling out the odor that is often left behind.
A non-toxic tennis shoe cleaner formulated with saddle soap and gentle conditioners that'll bring leather, vinyl, nubuck, suede, and canvas shoes back to life. If your longest lasting relationship is with your high school sneakers, give them some tender, loving care.
A pack of spin hair pins capable of holding your hair tight no matter how much you move, saving you from yourself if you never mastered the hair pin system but want some new 'dos.
A pack of Downy fabric spray — with this, you're *finally* gonna rid your linens of those stubborn crinkles and creases with ease.
A 39-piece toolkit so you have what you need when watching YouTube videos on how to tighten a faucet, hang a shelf, or finally put together the headboard that's been living in a box beside your bed.
A smudge-correcting clear nail polish — if you never quite mastered the art of an at-home manicure, you can put this polish on top of your smudged nail and watch the magic happen!
A splurge-worthy 12-piece Caraway cookware set so you have everything you need to finally start cooking in your kitchen. These are all nonstick and work with induction, gas, and electric stovetops, they're oven safe up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit, are made with a non-toxic coating, and feature non-stick ceramic with an aluminum core and stainless steel handles. Whew! Sorry for all that, I really got Caraway'd away!
And a *lavender* baking set made with heavy-duty aluminized steel and a ceramic finish for all your adventurous baking ahead.
A TubShroom that'll keep your drain hair-free. Your dad did his best to instill in you a lifelong fear of what comes out of clogged drains...use this and you won't ever see what he was pulling out of them.
A silverware cubby for upgrading your currently cluttered utensil drawer. This space-saving solution practically flat-packs your flatware.
A WD-40 pen with the rust-preventing powers your cringey hinges need, placed in an applicator your less-than-handy hands can use without making a mess. Bless.
A pack of 10 meal prep containers safe to use in the microwave, freezer, oven, and dishwasher. Get ready to become a meal prep pro.
A rice cooker — it is gonna take the guesswork out of making the perfect bowl of rice. It's time to finally make the crispy rice sushi bites TikTok keeps talking about!
A digital food thermometer so you know you won't be giving your guests salmonella when having a dinner party.
A silicone grease container for folks who would love to start putting their bacon grease to good use. This has a strainer to make sure no bacon bits get left behind. Just toss it in the freezer and you'll have smooth, delectable drippings for your next cooking endeavor (or a mess-free trashing system if bacon grease isn't your thing).
An herb stripper to easily separate each herb from its stem. You won't be-leaf how much time this saves!
A genius tofu press that'll efficiently drain tofu to get the perfect texture and taste, mess not included.
A stuffed waffle maker — this applause-worthy appliance is designed with a deep, bowl-like griddle that allows you to cook the batter with fillings (we're talking chocolate, fruit, cheese, meat...the works). Upgrade your morning routine from frozen waffles to a homemade meal that looks straight off a "best of" brunch menu.
A "Door-Doc" so you can prop open front load washers and prevent mold and mildew without taking the time to actually switch the laundry...yet.
A lock bag that's both water- and fire-proof, making it the perfect spot for important documents because your scattered mind can forget where you put something two minutes later. If you randomly think, "Where's my birth certificate?" at 3 a.m. or seem to lose your passport days before a trip, this will give you peace of mind that everything's in one designated place.
A fridge deodorizer to keep your fridge smelling fresh for up to six months and *not* smelling like last week's lasagna. Put it anywhere in your fridge or freezer and it'll de-funk it in hours without using any fragrances or perfumes.
A moisture meter so you can avoid over- or under-watering your plant (*stares at my dead succulent). If you reaaaally wanna be a plant parent but your green thumb is black, this will help out so so much. Just stick it into your soil to test out the moisture and water accordingly!
A foaming garbage disposal cleaner to clean out your rental's sink before your landlord decides to dispose of your deposit.
A pie bird — place this in the center of your unbaked pie and it can prevent the filling from boiling over while baking. The design helps distribute moisture throughout the dish to keep the bottom from getting soggy *and* it even helps up top by making sure the crust cooks evenly and doesn't split!
A roll of self-fusing silicone tape — a temporary solution for rescuing your pipes when they get totally over-dramatic and start turning on the waterworks.
A handy Souper Cubes freezer tray sure to make freezing things like soup and sauces ~souper~ easy. With this you're able to heat up a perfect portion without waiting on an entire pot to boil. That's right, Virgos. We found a way to organize soup!
An herb keeper that'll prevent your refrigerator from becoming a graveyard for well-intentioned grocery purchases.
An extendable microfiber duster set, because your high ceilings makes your new apartment a great place to live, but a rather difficult place for your short self to dust.
A hidden fly trap you just plug into an outlet when you have flies, fruit flies, moths, or gnats crawling around. The little light lures bugs by up to 400 feet (!!!) and the sneaky design means this thing'll be blastin' bugs by the dozen without ruining your room's clean aesthetic.
A microwave cleaner — it's gonna save your microwave from your messiest leftovers. Bring it on, chili.
A jar of The Pink Stuff (the internet's favorite cleaning product) that'll clean everything from pots and pans to blotches in your bathtub. Move over firefighters, I want a calendar of THIS sexy stuff and its shiny results.
And The Pink Stuff All-Purpose Floor Cleaner for folks who know The Pink Stuff could be the *only* stuff. Try out their floor cleaner and transform your brown grout into the white grout it actually is.
A pack of stain-removing, nontoxic cleaning cups to clean out your Keurig's innards once your coffee starts tasting a little less bold and a little more bleh.
An overnight tank cleaner for making your toilet tank clean while *you* enjoy a snooze. Catch some ZZZs and wake up to a task that's completely taken care of.
And a Scrubbing Bubbles toilet cleaning stamp that'll polish your toilet without you ever having to touch a dirty toilet brush. With each flush, the stamp releases the cleaning gel, which foams and cleans your toilet.
A box of washing machine cleaning tablets to dissolve residue and make your washing machine actually smell fresh, which is a big deal when you haven't washed your machine since...you bought it.
A set of bedsheet clips for keeping your bedsheets from tangling in the wash. Get this and keep those laundry clods from wasting precious drying time!
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