The best Prime Day deals on household essentials you actually use every week
Cottonelle Ultra Clean is an extra-thick toilet paper with ripples to better help you clean.
Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day hand soap is the best way to clean your hands without harsh chemicals. Plus, you can buy more soap to refill your bottle.
The budget-friendly Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose Portable First Aid Kit packs 160 trusted brand-name essentials — including gloves, bandages, a helpful guide, and medications — into an organized, compact case ideal for on-the-go care and home emergencies.
Keep your dishes clean and your food organized with the best deals on kitchen essentials like sponges, dish soap, and sandwich bags.
A kitchen staple, store your snacks or leftovers in these sandwich packs. With a 105-pack, you could be set for an entire year.
Scrub Daddy sponges are a team favorite: they're versatile, durable, clean dishes easily, and look as good as new after a run through the dishwasher. This six-pack should last you an entire year.
The Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray comes with a sprayer and three refills for easy cleaning.
Trash bags may not be the most exciting buy, but they sure are a kitchen staple. This box contains 110 lightly-scented bags sized to fit tall kitchen trash cans.
This huge pack of dishwasher detergent pods is currently 30%. With 71 pods, you'll be set for months and loads upon loads of dishes.
With savings on detergent, scent beads, and dryer balls, these deals make laundry day a breeze.
Tide Pods are small but mighty. With this 76-pack, you're sure not to run out anytime soon.
Seventh Generation's Free & Clear Liquid Detergent is hypoallergenic, making it ideal to use if you have sensitive skin.
Downy Unstoppable Scent beads bring an extra hint of freshness to your clean clothes, fighting off stale smells.
Smart Sheep Wool Dryer Balls help remove pet hair from laundry, including bedding, towels, and clothing.
With Tide Pods, dryer sheets, and scent beads, this set is your one-stop shop for laundry needs. Your future self will thank you for getting it on sale.
Wrinkle-release spray is the easiest way to get rid of wrinkles without using an iron.
Cleaning day is just that much easier when you're saving on supplies like cleaning solution, paper towels, and dusters.
This 30-pack of Scott paper towels will last you for months, taking care of all of your kitchen and cleaning needs.
Windex Original Glass Cleaner cuts through grit and grease with ease thanks to its time-tested active ingredient ammonia-D.
This set of three cleaners has two all-purpose sprays and one dedicated bathroom cleaner. Both formulas are disinfecting and kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses.
Tackle caked on-grime in your bathroom, kitchen, and more with these extra-powerful Magic Erasers.
The long and sturdy handle on the Aldwin Ostrich Feather Duster makes it easy to get into nooks and crannies, though you'll have to hand wash the feathers.
This kit comes with everything you need to clean your floors, including a compact Swiffer, five dry cloths, and six wet cleaning pads.
Amazon Prime Day is a great time to stock up on batteries, with excellent deals across brands.
With this 32-count pack, your supply of Energizer double-A batteries will just keep going and going.
There's little worse than searching around your home for a battery when you need one. Stock up now with this 20-pack from Duracell.
We recommend stocking up on essentials for your bathroom, kitchen, and laundry room. It's also a good idea to buy cleaning supplies and batteries, so you'll be stocked up when you need them.Yes. You'll be buying these products anyway, so you might as well buy in bulk to save money.Shopping for more discounts today? Check out our roundup of all of the best Prime Day deals, or browse Amazon's website for the full selection.
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