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30 Walmart Parenting Products You'll Use All The Time
A Hatch Rest baby sound machine with so many sound and lighting options, you'll have a blast picking your baby's room ~vibes~. This can also be set to use as an "okay to wake" clock when your kiddo is a little older! Promising review: "Love the wide range of volume, sounds, brightness, and color. I have one kid that prefers his sound quiet and two that like it loud. Third time purchasing this product. I have the Skip Hop sound machines as well, but they don't hold a candle to the Hatch products." —NicolePrice: $69.99 A long-range Dr. Care baby monitor that includes a motion-detecting camera (with temperature and humidity monitoring!), and a view of your snoozing baby that you can see on the monitor or the corresponding phone app. Let this setup effortlessly do the rest of the work of keeping you at ease so you can catch those sweet, sweet Zzzzz's. I got this to replace my first baby monitor that was on the fritz, and as someone who *didn't* have the app ability before, this is a GAME CHANGER. Price: $89.90 A pack of disposable table toppers for airplane seat trays and restaurant tables. These make cleanup so much easier that you won't have to stress about de-sticking fruit snacks from surfaces outside the comfort of your own home. Price: $7.97 for a 36-pack An ocean-themed baby activity center reviewers love for its grow-with-me functionality, safety, and ability to keep babies entertained for more than three minutes while you, like, run to pee by yourself or something luxurious like that. Promising review: "My son has loved this since he was 6 months old, and it has helped him learn how to entertain himself and cope with our 'absence' when we leave the room. He loves the jumping motion and even has started to put the little sand dollars into the bucket. I recommend this to all parents!" —SCPrice: $68 A Baby Trend expedition stroller wagon all the parents at the park will be envious of because it's roomy enough for two whole kids and *all* of the stuff that goes along with them. If you've gotta push a stroller, it really should have space to offload everything so you can just cruise and soothe without your back getting all hot from your backpack diaper bag or feeling like a pack mule. Promising review: "I love every single thing about this stroller. I put my 3-year-old and 2-year-old in there, and they fit perfectly. They enjoy being in it as well. It took two minutes to set it up, and it's very simple to fold and store in the trunk. I get compliments on it everywhere I go." —roxannaPrice: $127.49+ (available in two colors) A three-pack of Munchkin suction cup bowls still in my home even though my kid is past the toddler phase because they are the PERFECT snack size for cheese cubes, fruit snacks, and grapes. The suction cup bottom is GREAT because it totally works when they're younger, but isn't so obnoxiously sticky that it's a bother when they're older and don't need the functionality anymore. Promising review: "I love these bowls' perfect sizes, and the suction cup on the bottom is great. Easy for kids to use and easy to clean. This is actually my second set that I've purchased." —Akw11Price: $8.82 An Oogiebear nose cleaner and ear wax removal tool because babies can be pretty finicky about getting their nose and ears cleaned, and this relieves of stress for both babies and parents vs. the traditional snot sucker balls. Promising reviews: "Best way to get rid of boogers in babies. My daughter hated the sucker ones and this was easy and the perfect size." —Mollie"This is a great tool for babies! I use it to clean my 2-month-old's nose and it works great. Their noses are so little and cotton swabs just push boogies further. This works so well because it can scoop the boogies out." —JasminePrice: $9.97 (available in two colors) Or an electric nose sucker that puts on a little music and light show to keep your baby entertained while you get the gunk out of their noses. No manual effort needed on this one! Power it on and tell the boogies goodbye without having to squeeze a bulb or suck through a filter (IYKYK). Promising review: "BUY IT! Amazing. My kids have always hated ANY booger suckers I've tried. This one is like magic. It works so efficiently while also being gentle enough to not bother my child at all. It does make noise, but my baby does not seem to mind, especially when you use the music or light feature. It is well worth spending a little extra compared to other brands. BEST purchase ever in regards to getting snot or boogers out! Also, it comes with different sizes — fit for baby or toddler!" —JanellePrice: $20.39+ (originally $79.99, available in two colors) An Ingenuity 3-in-1 baby bouncer to have a safe place to let your baby bounce and play without you having to worry about them suddenly learning to crawl and taking off for the great wide yonder. (Which we all know is *probably* not going to happen the moment we turn our backs, but this eliminates the fear altogether. 😂) Promising review: "This has been a great addition to our arsenal. Lightweight and easy to move around. I appreciate that the vibration is easy to remove and change the batteries, so I can still do it while baby is in the bouncer." —Walmart customerPrice: $59.99+ (available in three colors and two patterns) A bedside sleeper bassinet for easy night feedings and snuggles. It butts up right against the bed, so no aerobics are necessary to get to your little one when they're hungry or need some comfort in the wee hours. Work smarter, not harder than you already are! Promising review: "This has been a lifesaver! Having had a C-section, this has really made it a game changer as I can sit and access my newborn instead of bending over. It has a great little shelf on the bottom, and the side zips open and closed. I love that I can also push it around, and it doesn't feel flimsy. Wish I would have known about this style with my previous kids." —sande276Price: $85.79 (originally $159.99, available in two colors) A Baby Brezza bottle sterilizer which happily lived on my counter for a long time because it can sanitize EVERYTHING from bottles to pacifiers to teething toys with the press of a button. Bye-bye, annoying stove method, hello getting some time (and brain cells!) back. Promising reviews: "This sterilizer is great. Easy to operate. Bought a second one for grandma's house." —Stephanie "In 30 minutes we have sterilized bottle. I wish this product had been around for our first grandchild. We sterilize everything in it, including bottle brushes and pacifiers." —CindyPrice: $99.99 And a Baby Brezza Advanced Formula Dispensing Machine, affectionately called "the baby formula Keurig" in my household. This thing is MAGICAL. You check the manual and adjust the settings to your specific formula, and voila! A perfectly warmed bottle at the touch of a button. Scoops and spilled powder be gone! Promising review: "The Baby Brezza Formula Pro Advanced has been a total game changer for us! It makes bottles in seconds with the perfect temperature and consistency every time. No more late-night fumbling or worrying about mixing ratios. It's so easy to use and saves a ton of time. I honestly don't know how we managed without it. Highly recommend for any formula feeding parent!" —IrisPrice: $230 A Halo sleep swaddle a lot of hospitals will issue you as a ~free gift~ on your way out the door, but trust me: You're gonna want to be smart and have at least three of them in rotation. With Velcro wings you can use to swaddle arms or just wrap around their tummy if your kiddo likes to be hands-free, these are the easiest, comfiest swaddles around! Promising reviews: "This is amazing, especially if you have a baby that is constantly wiggling around at night. This is the only thing that seems to keep my son content." —alyissa"Love this swaddle, you can use it three different ways so you don't have to get new swaddles when they don't want their hands out of the swaddle." —DavenPrice: $34.99 A Skip Hop diaper bag backpack to hold everything but the kitchen sink, though I'm sure you could fit that in if you absolutely needed to. This bag is roomy, has plenty of pockets, and is easily cleaned, so you can spend more time soaking up cute baby sounds and less time scrubbing at spilled milk. Price: $70.99 A lightweight, travel Graco Pack 'n Play for all the adventures to Auntie's house, vacations, and everywhere in-between! No more trying to finagle a place for your kiddos to play and sleep: You've already got it ~in the bag~. (Get it? Because there's a TRAVEL BAG INCLUDED?) Promising review: "My baby loves it, it's super easy to put together and is easily portable. It's spacious but doesn't take up too much room like an ordinary crib would. The product is also super durable and sturdy, best money I've spent on a product." —KamerynPrice: $149 (available in two colors) A Momcozy baby carrier your body and your baby will love for the hands-free abilities without straining your already-tired back. Lots of reviewers note that it's also a guaranteed nap-maker for their littles, which any parent knows means an automatic, "Add it to the cart." Promising reviews: "This is a great baby carrier for an even better price! Comfortable straps, fits my petite shoulder width, and you can wear it on your front or your back! Baby loves it! Still using it with her as a 7-month-old." —Anonymous"So impressed by this carrier! I wanted a WildBird Ariel carrier and ordered both, and this is just as good of quality, if not better! Save your money and buy this!!" —MeganPrice: $49.99+ (originally $69.99+, available in nine colors) A four-pack of silicone baby bibs I loved even pre the solid food era because it caught all the lil' milk dribbles and spit up throughout the day. Also, it's ridiculously easy to clean up in a jiff in the sink. These made me feel ~super smart~ every time I avoided a huge mess! Promising review: "I love these bibs. I'm so happy I bought them. They are great for my babies. I love that they're dishwasher-safe, so they get sanitized in the dishwasher. I would definitely recommend buying these." —MelaniePrice: $10 (available in three color sets) A Little Remedies new baby essentials kit to stock up on all the over-the-counter helpers you can before cold and flu season rears its head again. I LOVE Little Remedies and still use their stuff on my 4-year-old. This kit includes saline nasal spray and saline drops, a nasal aspirator, baby gas relief drops, infant fever and pain relief with acetaminophen, gripe water for babies, Boudreaux's Butt Paste maximum strength diaper rash cream, and baby review: "Love this kit for my newborn, it's been so convenient." —LuPrice: $25.86 A Fisher-Price portable travel play space with a dome shade and a surprising amount of room for your little one to snooze and play given how easy it is to bring along on all your outings. Promising review: "My grandson loves this play bassinet. He is mesmerized by the sounds, lights and movement. He normally uses it to take naps in the family room. His parents also uses it for travel. Very good purchase." —LoveyPrice: $88.99 (originally $119.97) A Munchkin portable diaper changing pad because rule #1 is never, ever assume "they'll have a changing table" at that restaurant/store/sporting event bathroom. Save your baby (and yourself) from the ick of being unprepared by having this cute-as-a-button folded up dream in your diaper bag always. Promising review: "The kit is exactly as pictured. It is the perfect size for baby. The area for the wipes and diapers is quite big too, which makes it perfect for storage!" —BrayleaPrice: $15.99 A stain-treating spray you'll want to keep on hand during the baby years and beyond for its amazing stain-fighting power against spilled food, spit up, and mud. Promising review: "BEST STAIN REMOVER EVER!!!!!!!!!!! Coming from a mother of 10!! Eight of them are very muddy boys!!!!!!" —MichellePrice: $7.97 A grocery cart cushion perfect for your next in-person Walmart trip so your little sidekick can come along on your bargain-hunting adventures. Promising review: "Great purchase. I use it every time I take my baby with me. Fits carts and high chairs." —PerezPrice: $28.94+ (available in three designs) A baby car camera even the Spy Kids would envy for how efficient and affordable it is. No more awkwardly angling your rearview mirror to try and catch a quick glimpse of your snoozing (or squalling) baby: Just position the camera on your dashboard for easy and safe viewing (when stopped, of course). Promising review: "This camera is awesome! It has very good video quality and definitely keeps me at ease being able to see my baby in the back!" —AnnaPrice: $31.99 (originally $49.99) A Frida Baby 4-in-1 bathtub so you don't have to worry about cleaning out your sink or baby-proofing your bathtub in order to give your little a wash. This grows from newborn to up to 24 months and the sling is machine-washable! Wins all around. Promising reviews: "The bathtub is wonderful. Love how you can use the adjustments. Baby likes it too." —Donna"All around great product for newborn to comfortable tub-sitter age." —SamanthaPrice: $33.24 (originally $45.47) A baby diaper caddy organizer because even the tightest diapering routine can involve a lot of stuff, and it's so much easier to have it all in one space, especially if your home has several floors or changing stations. (Psst, I also used mine for breast pump transpo!) Promising review: "The bag was bigger than I expected and was 109% sturdier than the other one I bought. Would definitely gift this to someone at a baby shower." —BianhkaPrice: $24.95+ (available in two sizes) A Munchkin wipe warmer and dispenser you'll love no matter your climate because trust me: As someone living in Texas where "warming" isn't usually a concern, this dispenser also keeps the diapers moist, so you don't have to worry about a whole pack going to waste because it accidentally dried out. The night light is also perfect for late-night diaper changes without light-blinding you or your baby. Promising review: "Ordered this last minute after getting home from being discharged with my baby. I quickly realized cold wipes make my diaper changes harder, so I ordered, and it's easy to load and use!!" —TaAaliyahPrice: $15.48 (originally $30.75) A Bluey and Bingo cookbook to help get your kids psyched about helping out in the kitchen. This has 13 recipes including Chile and Bingo's omelet, Shadowlands cupcakes, and Nana's ice blocks! If you've got a picky eater, sometimes getting them involved in the kitchen can get them excited to try new foods. Promising review: "Really cool cookbook. We're big Bluey fans in my house, so everyone was so excited when it arrived. There's a good variety of food to make, and if you're not from the U.S., it's got a lot of nostalgic recipes too! If you're debating buying this, don't. It's been a family night activity for months now. It's genuinely worth the purchase!" —MaverickPrice: $7.76 (originally $9.14) A pair of noise reduction ear muffs that'll cut back on the noise in your little's ears by 23 decibels and help muffle loud travel sounds whether they're awake or asleep. Promising review: "These worked great for my 2-month-old. The headband part adjusts nicely, and the headphones cover the ears well. Plus, they are super cute." —JuliePrice: $15.30+ (available in three colors) A tin of Welly color-changing bandages to give you peace of mind for any bumps and ouchies that your baby might get on the go. The colorful (and secure) bandages are so cute that you should be prepared for your kiddo to request more than one for ~aesthetic~ reasons. They change color in the sun, perfect for summer!Price: $6.94 A Munchkin portable UV light sanitizer because you know the second you find the dirtiest floor, that pacifier is going down. This will have your binky sanitized and ready to go again in just under a minute! Price: $18.69 (originally $29.95)
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07-08-2025
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30 Deeply Practical Walmart Items For People 25+
An outlet-concealing extension cord, so you don't have to crawl behind the furniture every time you need to plug in your phone. This cleverly designed gadget will put three outlets within arm's reach and eliminate the eyesore of having a bunch of cords lying around. I've got these in my apartment, and they make it look so much tidier. Promising review: "Great slim outlet to put behind my bed for the table lamp. Works great." —MosesPrice: $21.95+ (available in two shapes and two lengths) A spin scrubber that'll help you clean the house from top to bottom without giving yourself tennis elbow trying to get out stubborn stains. From the stove to the shower, this gadget is about to make cleaning a breeze. It comes with nine different cleaning heads so that you can match the right tool to the task at hand — and avoid any cross-contamination issues. After all, you aren't going to want to use the same pad you use on your sneakers to wash the stove. Promising review: "I just took this home today and cleaned my shower with it. GAME CHANGER! I dread cleaning the shower but this made it a lot easier." —NicolePrice: $29.98 A filtered showerhead to help filter out the chemicals, minerals, and heavy metals in your water that might be drying out your hair and skin. Plus, having a handheld head means you can clean your shower without the hassle of trying to throw buckets of water at the tile without getting it all over the bathroom. Promising review: "Nice amount of settings, great pressure, and softer water." —MaryPrice: $38 Pantene Pro-V Volume and Body Shampoo, because everyone and their mother seems to be raving about its deep-cleaning abilities on socials. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lindsey Marie Zubritsky favors this shampoo for its ability to break down oils, sebum, and dirt. "It's a superior product for those with oily or fine hair looking to reduce grease and add some lift and volume," she explains. Btw, Dr. Zubritsky advises that people with dry hair or scalp steer clear of this product, as it may cause further drying and irritation. Promising review: "This is the only one I've tried that actually works. My hair looks fluffier and the thinning areas are not as obvious." —RobertaPrice: $5.97 (originally $29.99) A laundry cart for anyone who waits until they're down to their last pair of socks before tackling laundry day. Skip the chaos of deciphering 50 clothing tags at once — this cart lets you sort your laundry as you go. Separate your delicates, normal garments, and linens into their own bins so that when it's finally time to wash, you're already halfway done. Promising review: "This has got to be the very best laundry sorter I have ever purchased. Size and color were great. All in all, it's the absolute best." —kennethPrice: $42.99 (available in two colors) A stud finder, because you'll use it more often than you think. This model is nothing more than a heavy-duty magnet, making it much more accurate — and a whole lot less annoying — than sensor-based models. Just drag it over the wall until the magnet attaches to one of the screws or nails in the stud. And it stays on your wall while you hang your item which means no drawing on the wall. Promising review: "I bought this due to a recommendation online when I was frustrated with a Franklin stud finder. Most stud finders don't really work. The idea of this thing is simple: studs on walls are used to hold up drywall and other stuff, so there must be nails and screws. This is a powerful magnet that finds those nails and screws. No more worrying about getting a false positive! No more guessing why the finder is positive in one area but not another you thought was right! Best purchase ever for DIY work." —YoshiPrice: $9.97 A portable water flosser, if having the dentist scold you again for not having flossed, makes you feel like a child. Spraying your teeth with a strong but gentle stream of water is so much less painful and gross than shoving a string into your gums — you can even fill it with mouthwash to tackle two dental hygiene tasks at once. Promising review: "Was recommended by my dentist. I've seen major improvement days later with the brightness of my teeth and my gums. For a person like me who does not like to floss often, this is amazing, and I'm very, very impressed. Please talk to your dentist first about this product or other water floss products so you know what is best for your teeth and gums, because everyone is different." —ShaleekaJayPrice: $19.97 A damp duster that actually picks up and holds dust instead of just flinging it into the air like other dusting tools. Seeing them in action in TikTok demos is W-I-L-D. You really can swipe even the thickest of grime off your sinks, baseboards, mirrors, you name it. Promising review: "Are you kidding me? The BEST way to dust. I just use this for the first time last night, and I could not stop dusting everything. This is the only way to dust. I've used sprays, paper towels, and dusting wands for years, and all that does is throw dust back up into the air, aggravating my allergies. This is an absolute game-changer, and I will never use another product for dusting every single surface in my house." —LaurenPrice: $4.34 A vanity organizer if you've basically got enough products to open up a Sephora and are sick of turning your bathroom drawers into an excavation site every time you can't find your go-to foundation. With compartments for all your must-haves, this organizer keeps everything neat, visible, and ready to grab. Promising review: "Very cute. Can't wait to see it with all the brushes I bought." —Walmart customerPrice: $17.80 A dishwasher cleaner, because as much as we'd like to live in the delusion that we don't need to clean something that itself cleans, it's time to face the fact that dishwashers need to be cleaned at least once a month for hard-water spots, buildup, food, and even mold to keep it working well. These packets make doing so as easy as pouring one into your empty dishwasher and running a normal cycle. Promising review: "I was close to calling a dishwasher-repair company or getting a new one because the dishes were coming out spotty and a little dirty no matter what I did. I found this product online and bought it; after ONE use, the dishwasher is working again! I love it. There is no strong chlorine smell or anything, either. Great product! Try it!" —MjPrice: $7.97 for a 4-pack And, on the same note, a four-pack of washing machine cleaner packets if your laundry hasn't been smelling all that great as of late. Pour one of these into the detergent drawer once a month, then run a hot-water cycle to get rid of residue, grime, and buildup that keep your machine from working to its full potential. Promising review: "I tried all the other brands with no luck. Then, I tried Tide and followed their instructions instead of Electrolux's. Package says use longest cycle and hottest water. It worked great! Even the Electrolux repair man was shocked. You won't regret using this product." —LoyalcustomerPrice: $7.92 A two-pack of cereal keepers because, well, if you insist on eating Froot Loops for breakfast every morning, you might as well eat fresh Froot Loops. Reviewers also use these containers for storing rice, pasta, snacks, and more. Promising review: "I absolutely love these 24-cup cereal keepers — I have six of them! They are perfect for storing just about any food item, not just cereal. The size is ideal for keeping large quantities fresh, and the airtight seal ensures everything stays crisp and dry. I also appreciate how easy they are to stack, which helps save space in my pantry. These containers are sturdy, versatile, and a great addition to any kitchen. Highly recommend." —TdubPrice: $10.97 An 8-cup cold brew maker for anyone who can't finish a cup of drip before it's too tepid to be tasty. With this, you can brew enough coffee for the entire week simply by steeping coarsely ground beans overnight. Say goodbye to wasted coffee, that counter-space-hogging coffee machine, and, most importantly, subpar coffee. Price: $14.99+ (available in two sizes and two colors) A power bank for those of us who can't for the life of us keep our phone charged. Honestly, if I don't take mine when I leave the house, I'm just asking for trouble. This one holds about three full smartphone charges, so you don't even need to remember to charge it every time you use it. Promising review: "Its 3A output can charge most portable electronic devices from dead to full in 30 minutes or less — phones, earbuds, small speakers, etc. I work in a factory with loud volumes that drain my speaker's battery quickly, so I needed something to recharge my portable speaker fast during my 15-minute meal breaks. The Belkin does exactly that! Plus, it holds several charge cycles, so you don't have to recharge the Belkin after every few uses like most portable power packs." —MauricePrice: $31.74 A 50-pack of hook-and-loop cable ties to get your desk in order. There's nothing more aggravating than having to untangle a nest of wires just to realize that the one you're looking for isn't even in that drawer. Even if you think you've got a smart hack for tying cords, this is undoubtedly neater and less likely to result in a knot that bends the wires. Promising review: "These are a great value. I've been using my first set of 50 for several months without any problems with fraying loops or edges or with damage to the hooks. Having a mix of short and medium-length cable ties helps for different situations. I no longer have a tangled mess of cables in my computer bag." —Mr361Price: $5.47 for a 50-pack A silk pillowcase, because less friction means better-looking hair and skin. The zip enclosure on this one is super convenient if your pillow always ends up half-nude when you wake up. Promising review: "Upon first use, I could see an improvement in my hair and skin. I no longer look like a disheveled MESS when I wake up! I think the silk helps me sleep better, too!" —JGreyPrice: $26.44 (available in two colors) A lap desk because it's time to give up on trying to get yourself to sit at your actual desk — we both know you're gonna end up working from the couch anyway. Promising review: "I love this desk. Everything fits perfectly on it." —DianaPrice: $31.49+ (originally $34.99+; available in nine colors and five formats) A three-pack of dryer balls, because fabric softener is low-key ruining your stuff. The soft feeling is actually just a coating that degrades fabric over time. Dryer balls, on the other hand, gently rub and fluff fabric to loosen up stiff fibers. That fluffing action also allows for better air circulation, ensuring even, faster drying and way less static. Promising review: "These are amazing! Good price, and they have noticeably reduced the amount of dry time needed for each load (the total reduction seems to depend on the fabric). There is no smell and I have never seen any fuzz left on my clothes or linens (even dark loads). After two weeks of daily use, they continue to work as well as day one." —GerardoPrice: $9.98 A setting spray to lock in your look for your long night out. While a lot of setting sprays can be drying, this one has glycerin to help your skin stay hydrated. Promising review: "I love this setting spray. It's perfect for the summer or honestly any season. My makeup looks fresh and stays in place all day. It has a natural skin like look to it. I always get compliments on my makeup and that's because it's all drugstore products! I highly recommend. Give it a try! I switched from the Elf Micro Mist Matte Setting Spray to this Milani Setting Spray, and I don't regret it." —BiancaPrice: $15.97 A laundry and carpet stain remover because sometimes saving money is as simple as keeping your stuff in good shape for as long as possible. Promising review: "As a mom of four kiddos six years old and under, I've used this stain remover on everything from newborn poop blowouts, blackberries, blood, grass, and dirt stains. There have been very few stains that could not get out with Tide rescue! It's the only stain remover I use because it beats everything else out there!" —RebekahPrice: $4.97 A Wi-Fi range extender to stretch your network across your entire house. Plug it into a wall socket in the area that's getting spotty coverage, and you'll have a much better connection. A dental water additive for dogs because you barely take care of your own teeth, so there's no way you're brushing your dog's as often as you should. Just add a splash to their water bowl and boom — fresher breath, cleaner teeth, and less guilt every time they yawn in your face. It's basically mouthwash for dogs, minus the minty sting and the need to explain what fluoride is to a very confused golden retriever. Promising review: "Our Dachshund's breath had begun to stink terribly as she matured from a puppy. I asked her veterinarian what to do about it and after a thorough teeth and mouth exam revealed no reason for the problem she recommended this product. After the first day using this in Dixie's water dish, I could tell a big difference and she has had fresh breath ever since! 😁" —Medic236Price: $6.58+ (available in two sizes and two pack sizes) A microwave pasta cooker that understands you don't have the bandwidth to boil water after a long day. This thing lets you cook, strain, and serve all in one container without making you worry that you'll fall asleep with the burner on. Promising review: "I wasn't expecting this thing to be as amazing as it is, it makes super good noodles super fast, and I never have to worry about the water hurting me when I strain, cuz it doesn't happen! Super tough, works like a charm!" —AveryPrice: $12.97 (originally $14.97) A dinnerware set because, sweetie, it's time to stop eating off cutting boards and paper towels. No need for anything fancy — just a nice and extensive enough set that you don't need to sprint out to buy paper plates 10 minutes before your dinner guests come over. Promising review: "I love this set of dishes. Such a great deal for the price! The quality completely surpasses the price point. They are super sturdy. I love the matte finish. It makes them look so beautifully rustic. I'll probably be ordering another set." —ElainaPrice: $29.76+ (available in two colors and a three-pack) A clothing steamer if you quite simply do not have space for an ironing board, nor the patience for the aggravating (and slightly stressful) process of ironing. Promising review: "This simple, low-cost device works amazingly well. I bought a sport coat from amazon that arrived very wrinkled and had Walmart deliver me the steamer on the same day. By evening, I was able to wear the sport coat, and it looked like it was professionally done!" —JamesPrice: $22.24 A 2025 planner to finally get your year together. It not only has plenty of space for planning and task prioritization — it also grounds you with journaling prompts and guided activities. The included stickers keep things fun, and the internal pocket is perfect for stashing all those random scraps of paper you can't deal with right now but definitely need to handle later. Price: $16.99 A cutting board so genius, it'll have you channeling your inner Gordon Ramsay (minus the yelling, hopefully). Made of bamboo, it's naturally resistant to bacteria and moisture. Oh, and the real MVP? A hidden stainless steel tray slides out from underneath to gather waste. Price: $49.99 A pill organizer small enough to toss in your bag but big enough that you can keep the basics on hand. It has interchangeable compartments, roomy enough for everything from the teeniest tablet to the giant capsule that gets stuck in your throat as it goes down. It's perfect for travel, daily use, or just being the person who always has ibuprofen. Bonus: The extra compartments double as mini pill packs for shorter trips or backup stashes. Promising review: "This is a very well-built organizer. The individual lids latch securely but are still easy to open. When opened, the lids spring slightly past vertical, making both dispensing and refilling super convenient. The individual compartments are generously sized, just as described. This is by far the best pill organizer I've ever used." —NJPrice: $9.98 A gel nail kit if you hate having naked nails but also hate spending hundreds of dollars per month at the salon. This all-in-one kit costs less than a basic mani, yet gives you weeks of glossy, chip-resistant nails. It comes with everything — an LED lamp, polish, base coat, top coat, primer, and tools. Reviewers say it's easy to use and delivers that pro look minus the awkward small talk. Promising review: "Exceeded my expectations! This gives you the complete salon look at home. Just make sure to follow the instructions: prep the nails, prime the nails and surrounding areas, cure the gel coat, then apply a thin first layer of polish and cure. Repeat for a second coat and cure again. Finish with a top gel coat and cure. Keep the nail edges clean as you go using a cuticle stick or a small brush dipped in nail polish remover — that way, there's no messy overflow. The color is so elegant! 10/10." —AnonymousPrice: $29.97 A 50-piece tool set, so you don't have to call Dad whenever you want to hang something on the walls. This set has everything you need to keep your home in good shape, including a cordless screwdriver, a hammer, a measuring tape, and a level. Promising review: "The toolkit seems like a great value for the money. The cordless drill is more than adequate for home use — it has a long run time and worked well for both drilling and driving screws. It's not as powerful as my 20V DeWalt, but it's excellent for a 12V. The other tools have only been used a few times in the first three weeks, but they seem to be decent quality with no issues so far. Overall, I feel like this is the best inexpensive tool kit I could find, and I'm not disappointed." —JohnPrice: $44.88
Buzz Feed
23-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
Just 30 Walmart Decor Finds For Your Home
A round mirror because square mirrors are *out*. Its simple frame goes with everything, so you don't need to worry about clashing. Promising reviews: "This is a beautiful brushed silver mirror! The frame is metal. It looks expensive, but it isn't! A very good dupe for typical high-end mirrors. I was skeptical, but took a chance and am super glad I did! This mirror will work anywhere in your home. We're using it in our master bedroom over a dresser. But it will work in bathrooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and foyers. It's beautiful, no issues, highly recommend!" —LGPrice: $83.78+ (available in five sizes, three colors, and two package sizes) A cat condo that will fit right into your sophisticated living room. Its clean lines and wooden construction look much nicer than a carpeted tree. Price: $74.45 A metal bed frame that is simply gorgeous as the star of your bedroom or as a supporting cast member. Dress this beauty up with some fancy pillows or blankets and you're basically living in The Great Gatsby. Promising review: "This bed was easy to put together. It's sturdy and looks very nice and rustic. I love the simplicity but yet adds so much charm. Def love it." —NicolePrice: $74.99+ (originally 85+; available in sizes twin–queen and three colors) A nightstand with an LED-lit cabinet that really ups the vibes. Complete with outlets and USB ports to power your devices, you won't need those ugly extension cords anymore. Price: $80.78 (originally $109.99) A tidy feeder station for another stylish accent table — until mealtime, that is. Keep your pet's supplies organized in the most decor-friendly way with this low-profile chest. Price: $103.54 (originally $155) A storage tower with five *included* basket drawers so that every toy, tchotchke, and towel has a place, and your home can be a dreamy and organized oasis. Well, at least it'll look that way. Promising review: "This cabinet looks great in my kitchen area. Adds so much storage area. It came in perfect condition due to great packing. And the best thing was it was already assembled. This was a super bonus indeed! Open box and use!! Hooray!!!" —ChurchcookyPrice: $210.48 An accent chair which may look unassuming but makes a STATEMENT. A solid wood frame and included pillow are just two of the many reasons to add this piece to your collection. Promising review: "Good quality, everything you need is in the box." —HolliePrice: $99.99+ (available in ten colors) A luxurious velvet bed with a tufted headboard — your room has suddenly become a royal bedchamber to which *you* are the owner. Promising review: "This is the first review I've ever written, but I realized how heavily I rely on reviews after reading through hundreds in search of the perfect bed for my 3 year old. This bed is well made, was easy to assemble, and looks great! It's low enough for my 3 year old, but still a great size for my 7 year old (who is now begging for the same bed.) The drawers are a good size and are easy to maneuver. The frame is sturdy!!! This was so important to me. The color is more of a greige, but still neutral and the style is cute without looking tacky. I definitely recommend!" —BayleePrice: $239.99+ (originally $319.99+; available in sizes twin–king and three colors) A dining set that flawlessly combines form and function. With shelves and two drop-leaf panels, this piece can seamlessly transform into exactly the furniture that your apartment needs. Price: $139.50+ (available in two sizes and two colors) A lovely dog bed shaped like a lil' sofa that will look wonderful in any home. With its velvet fabric and elegant legs, this piece is a joy to look at. Promising review: "Bought this for my 1 year old granddaughter..... she loves it.... very sturdy... matches the living room own sofa...." —yoPrice: $65.99 An appealing-as-heck storage bench to create a designated area for you to hang (or throw) your stuff when you walk in the door. Customize it by picking out some reusable bins to hide the mess. Promising review: "I bought two in espresso brown, they matched my kitchen cabinets perfectly. I used two in my kitchen nook to make a banquette look. They are sturdy and took me about 1 hour and 45 minutes each to build. You will need help with putting together the two large portions with the dividers, as it's like a puzzle, and you have to pop both sides together. The bench pieces are heavy to hold up, and do that on your own. Packaging was good, no damages to the product." —IrmaPrice: $66.62+ (originally $95.17+; available in four colors) A floor lamp that can be positioned right next to your seating area for an efficient use of floorspace. Promising review: "Perfect cozy addition to my cottage bohemian home!" —CindyPrice: $32.27 An eye-catching gold-tone metal bookcase with tempered glass shelves so you can find a home for all of the trinkets currently lying around your house. Plus, it looks like a piece of ~modern art~ so your living room is basically a MoMA now. Promising review: "I bought this to display my silver in my dining room. It was easy to put together and is just beautiful. I saw lots of the same but much more expensive. You honestly could use it anywhere in your house. Office, bedroom or even a walk-in closet to display your purses." —MaryPrice: $128+ (also available in black) A desk organizer set that makes it look like you've been doing important work. The wire organizers come in an aesthetically pleasing copper finish that is v 'grammable. The set includes a letter organizer, pencil holder, sticky note holder, letter tray, and hanging file review: "I love this set, it's more rose gold but it's lovely! Adds a nice piece of chic." —SorayahPrice: $27.99 A beaded pendant chandelier which will bring a newfound elegance to your space. With a beautiful beaded canopy, this light is sure to catch eyes (including your own). Price: $104.65 A retro-inspired Novogratz metal locker because "neat" doesn't have to mean "boring." Add a bold pop of color while you stow away your essentials with this fun piece. Promising review: "I was skeptical because the price was so low, however the cabinet is great. Put it in our camp. Looks good, keeps kitchen items clean and away from occasional camp critters." —MitchPrice: $128.98+ (originally $204.99+) A Shoji screen because sometimes the only way to deal with an eyesore is to hide it from sight. It also makes for a great makeshift cubicle for WFH days or Zoom calls. Promising review: "I was pleased to find this sturdy screen in great condition upon arrival. With its double-hinged construction, it can be used on either side, smooth fabric or lattice. The fabric is nice and strong. It seems it will last a long time." —BelindaPrice: $79.99 (also available in black) A wood bed to make you feel like you're on a classy spa retreat. Minimalism meets durability meets rustic charm with this one! Cucumber facial, anyone? Promising review: "Very nice platform bed frame! Well made and easy to assemble. The wood color was perfect." —JanicePrice: $248.62+ (originally $269+; available in sizes twin–king) An office chair for creating a more comfortable and productive environment. Add its stylish faux-leather upholstery, and the creative juices don't have any excuse not to flow. Promising review: "I got this chair because it matches the aesthetic of my apartment, but I'm an architecture student, so I wasn't sure if it would hurt after a while. Two all-nighters later, it hasn't been uncomfortable at all. Absolutely love this chair." —LaurenPrice: $54+ (originally $71.21+; also available in grey) An over-the-toilet cabinet because a small bathroom is no excuse for making guests stare at your toilet paper and Band-Aids. Hide unattractive essentials, and say hello to a tidy washroom. Promising review: "Beautiful color matches my bathroom vanity! Seems like a lot to put together but instructions were easy. Says you need two people at some points, but it was me and my 5-year-old!" —AliciaPrice: $99+ (also available in white) A multitasking litter box enclosure only you and your cat will know isn't just an accent chest. Give 'em some privacy and add to your chic decor with this piece. Price: $191.99 (also available in brown) A sleek TV stand with two cabinets and three shelves for your entertainment accessories. Your mass of cords will also be hidden from view thanks to handy cable holes! Promising review: "I've purchased a bunch of these pressed board entertainment centers in my life, but this has to be the best quality one to date. It went together very smoothly all the gaps are perfect. Extremely sturdy and high quality, could easily pay $300 for something like this." —RobertPrice: $138.08+ (originally $175+; available in three colors) A mid-century end table for when you just need *somewhere* to put your many remotes. Store your odds and ends in style with this timeless piece! Price: $60.99+ (also available in dark walnut) An abstract tree painting to really fancy up your space. Ah yes, we had this one commissioned years ago. Price: $70.54+ (originally $82.99+; available in three varieties) A storage ottoman so you can have blankets, pillows, chargers, and everything else you need within arms reach... but it won't *look* like you do once it's all tucked away. Promising review: "I am very happy with my purchase. I was skeptical at first but I am happy I purchased. It matches perfect to my living area. The main purpose is to be used as a toy storage. I was surprise to see how much actually fit in it. It's lightweight. I also like that my 3-year-old is able to open and close it The bonus is that it stays open." —AnaPrice: $40.28+ (available in three colors) A corner shelf that exudes modern vibes. Its sturdy PVC frame means you'll be able to utilize this stylish piece for organization anywhere in your home. Promising review: "Great corner shelving unit for stuffed animals or Knick knacks. Easy to put together, no tools needed, and attractive." —MeganPrice: $21.56+ (available in 12 colors) A ceramic container for a pretty solution to crowded countertops. The modern design ensures that your items stay beautifully displayed. Promising review: "This is a cute knick knack for the kitchen." —PeterPrice: $12.74+ (also available in white) A platform bed frame that adds a dose of subtle sophistication to your room. This piece is low-profile enough to fit with any decor, yet unique enough to stand out. Promising review: "I wasn't sure if this bed would be good quality based on the price, but I am very pleased with how strong it is and how clear the instructions were. My 10-year-old son was able to assemble it with little help. He loves it, and I just purchased another one for my 13-year-old because he loves it too. Very happy with my purchase. Great price and great quality. Also, it looks really nice too!" —AlyssaPrice: $78+ (available in sizes twin–queen and three colors) A *very* chic side table that looks great and doesn't make your place seem crowded with furniture. Promising review: "This is a great little table to pair with an armchair or a sectional! Easy to move around and the right size to hold a drink, phone, or remote. Great packaging, arrived with no defects. So happy with the price point and how great it looks with my decor!" —shannonPrice: $34.88 (also available in a gold color) A lift-top coffee table — versatile furniture is a *yes*. This one looks super elegant and has storage. Promising review: "I was afraid this table would be flimsy but I was pleasantly surprised with the quality. The table is very sturdy. The wood is thick and has a beautiful finish. It is a good size for a small living room. The lift top is awesome! My table came in perfect condition; no scratches or dents. I would highly recommend!" —ReynaPrice: $79.99+ (available in two sizes and three colors) Need ingredients for all your new recipes? Shop each recipe directly through the app, or check out Walmart's grocery selection to get veggies, meat, seafood, and more delivered right to your door. The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.
Buzz Feed
23-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
30 Walmart Pieces If You're In Your Interior Design Era
A round mirror because square mirrors are *out*. Its simple frame goes with everything, so you don't need to worry about clashing. Promising reviews: "Great mirrors. Awesome deal!" —ConniePrice: $50.87+ (available in seven sizes and three colors) A cat condo that will fit right into your sophisticated living room. Its clean lines and wooden construction look much nicer than a carpeted tree. Price: $74.45 A metal bed frame that is simply gorgeous as the star of your bedroom or as a supporting cast member. Dress this beauty up with some fancy pillows or blankets and you're basically living in The Great Gatsby. Promising review: "This bed was easy to put together. It's sturdy and looks very nice and rustic. I love the simplicity but yet adds so much charm. Def love it." —NicolePrice: $96.71+ (available in sizes twin–queen and three colors) A nightstand with an LED-lit cabinet that really ups the vibes. Complete with outlets and USB ports to power your devices, you won't need those ugly extension cords anymore. Price: $79.99 (originally $109.99) A tidy feeder station for another stylish accent table — until mealtime, that is. Keep your pet's supplies organized in the most decor-friendly way with this low-profile chest. Price: $102.55 A storage tower with five *included* basket drawers so that every toy, tchotchke, and towel has a place, and your home can be a dreamy and organized oasis. Well, at least it'll look that way. Promising review: "This cabinet looks great in my kitchen area. Adds so much storage area. It came in perfect condition due to great packing. And the best thing was it was already assembled. This was a super bonus indeed! Open box and use!! Hooray!!!" —ChurchcookyPrice: $170+ (also available in white) An accent chair which may look unassuming but makes a STATEMENT. A solid wood frame and included pillow are just two of the many reasons to add this piece to your collection. Price: $99.99+ (available in nine colors) A luxurious velvet bed with a tufted headboard — your room has suddenly become a royal bedchamber to which *you* are the owner. Promising review: "This was probably the best Walmart purchase I have ever made. Very high-quality and easy to install. I would recommend that, for people like myself who installed it for surrounding two electronic bed frames, that you reinforce the sides with part of the wood that comes with the middle support. That worked perfectly." —RockPrice: $121.25+ (available in two sizes) A dining set that flawlessly combines form and function. With shelves and two drop-leaf panels, this piece can seamlessly transform into exactly the furniture that your apartment needs. Price: $139.50+ (available in two sizes and two colors) A lovely dog bed shaped like a lil' sofa that will look wonderful in any home. With its linen-like fabric and wooden legs, this piece is a joy to look at. Promising review: "This fits perfect with my furniture. It's not too big where it would take up space, it's just perfect. My dogs love it. I have two dogs one is part beagle and part dachshund and the other is a maltipoo. They fit on the sofa together when the beagle-dachshund is willing to share." —MaryPrice: $114.22 An appealing-as-heck storage bench to create a designated area for you to hang (or throw) your stuff when you walk in the door. Customize it by picking out some reusable bins to hide the mess. Promising review: "I bought two in espresso brown, they matched my kitchen cabinets perfectly. I used two in my kitchen nook to make a banquette look. They are sturdy and took me about 1 hour and 45 minutes each to build. You will need help with putting together the two large portions with the dividers, as it's like a puzzle, and you have to pop both sides together. The bench pieces are heavy to hold up, and do that on your own. Packaging was good, no damages to the product." —IrmaPrice: $95.17+ (available in five colors) A floor lamp that can be positioned right next to your seating area for an efficient use of floorspace. Promising review: "This is a great lamp! Easy to put together, sturdy, and attractive." —lauraPrice: $32.27 An eye-catching gold-tone metal bookcase with tempered glass shelves so you can find a home for all of the trinkets currently lying around your house. Plus, it looks like a piece of ~modern art~ so your living room is basically a MoMA now. Promising review: "I bought this to display my silver in my dining room. It was easy to put together and is just beautiful. I saw lots of the same but much more expensive. You honestly could use it anywhere in your house. Office, bedroom or even a walk-in closet to display your purses." —MaryPrice: $128 A desk organizer set that makes it look like you've been doing important work. The wire organizers come in an aesthetically pleasing copper finish that is v 'grammable. The set includes a letter organizer, pencil holder, sticky note holder, letter tray, and hanging file review: "I love this set, it's more rose gold but it's lovely! Adds a nice piece of chic." —SorayahPrice: $22.99 (originally $26.99) A beaded pendant chandelier which will bring a newfound elegance to your space. With a beautiful beaded canopy, this light is sure to catch eyes (including your own). Price: $99.39 A retro-inspired Novogratz metal locker because "neat" doesn't have to mean "boring." Add a bold pop of color while you stow away your essentials with this fun piece. Promising review: "I was skeptical because the price was so low, however the cabinet is great. Put it in our camp. Looks good, keeps kitchen items clean and away from occasional camp critters." —MitchPrice: $174.98+ (originally $192.98+; available in four colors) A Shoji screen because sometimes the only way to deal with an eyesore is to hide it from sight. It also makes for a great makeshift cubicle for WFH days or Zoom calls. Promising review: "I was pleased to find this sturdy screen in great condition upon arrival. With its double-hinged construction, it can be used on either side, smooth fabric or lattice. The fabric is nice and strong. It seems it will last a long time." —BelindaPrice: $79.99 (also available in black) A wood bed to make you feel like you're on a classy spa retreat. Minimalism meets durability meets rustic charm with this one! Cucumber facial, anyone? Promising review: "Very nice platform bed frame! Well made and easy to assemble. The wood color was perfect." —JanicePrice: $248.77+ (originally $269+; available in sizes twin–king) An office chair for creating a more comfortable and productive environment. Add its stylish faux-leather upholstery, and the creative juices don't have any excuse not to flow. Promising review: "I got this chair because it matches the aesthetic of my apartment, but I'm an architecture student, so I wasn't sure if it would hurt after a while. Two all-nighters later, it hasn't been uncomfortable at all. Absolutely love this chair." —LaurenPrice: $54+ (originally $71.21+; also available in grey) An over-the-toilet cabinet because a small bathroom is no excuse for making guests stare at your toilet paper and Band-Aids. Hide unattractive essentials, and say hello to a tidy washroom. Promising review: "Beautiful color matches my bathroom vanity! Seems like a lot to put together but instructions were easy. Says you need two people at some points, but it was me and my 5-year-old!" —AliciaPrice: $99+ (also available in white) A multitasking litter box enclosure only you and your cat will know isn't just an accent chest. Give 'em some privacy and add to your chic decor with this piece. Price: $191.99 (also available in brown) A sleek TV stand with two cabinets and three shelves for your entertainment accessories. Your mass of cords will also be hidden from view thanks to handy cable holes! Promising review: "It's beautiful and sturdy. Great piece of furniture. I highly recommend this entertainment center. Easy assembly and clear instructions." —DonnaPrice: $118.99+ (originally $175+; available in three colors) A mid-century end table for when you just need *somewhere* to put your many remotes. Store your odds and ends in style with this timeless piece! Price: $63.99+ (also available in dark walnut) An abstract tree painting to really fancy up your space. Ah yes, we had this one commissioned years ago. Price: $82.99+ (available in six varieties) A storage ottoman so you can have blankets, pillows, chargers, and everything else you need within arms reach... but it won't *look* like you do once it's all tucked away. Promising review: "I am very happy with my purchase. I was skeptical at first but I am happy I purchased. It matches perfect to my living area. The main purpose is to be used as a toy storage. I was surprise to see how much actually fit in it. It's lightweight. I also like that my 3-year-old is able to open and close it The bonus is that it stays open." —AnaPrice: $40.28+ (available in three colors) A corner shelf that exudes modern industrial vibes. Its sturdy metal frame means you'll be able to utilize this stylish piece for organization anywhere in your home. Price: $79.99 (originally $169.99) A three-piece set of Pioneer Woman ceramic baskets for a beautiful solution to crowded countertops. The floral design and fruit basket-inspired shape ensure that your items stay visible and beautifully displayed. Promising review: "I searched for pretty ways to hold my fruits and vegetables, and then I saw this Pioneer Woman set of three ceramic fruit baskets. There are three sizes, and each holds a lot. The design and colors are very pretty, but aren't all of The Pioneer Woman products? Very pleased." —LouriePrice: $27.62 A platform bed frame that adds a dose of subtle sophistication to your room. This piece is low-profile enough to fit with any decor, yet unique enough to stand out. Promising review: "I wasn't sure if this bed would be good quality based on the price, but I am very pleased with how strong it is and how clear the instructions were. My 10-year-old son was able to assemble it with little help. He loves it, and I just purchased another one for my 13-year-old because he loves it too. Very happy with my purchase. Great price and great quality. Also, it looks really nice too!" —AlyssaPrice: $78+ (available in sizes twin–queen and three colors) A *very* chic side table that looks great and doesn't make your place seem crowded with furniture. Promising review: "This is a great little table to pair with an armchair or a sectional! Easy to move around and the right size to hold a drink, phone, or remote. Great packaging, arrived with no defects. So happy with the price point and how great it looks with my decor!" —shannonPrice: $34.88 (also available in a gold color) A lift-top coffee table — versatile furniture is a *yes*. This one looks super elegant and has storage. Promising review: "I was afraid this table would be flimsy but I was pleasantly surprised with the quality. The table is very sturdy. The wood is thick and has a beautiful finish. It is a good size for a small living room. The lift top is awesome! My table came in perfect condition; no scratches or dents. I would highly recommend!" —ReynaPrice: $80.86+ (available in two sizes and three colors) Need ingredients for all your new recipes? Shop each recipe directly through the app, or check out Walmart's grocery selection to get veggies, meat, seafood, and more delivered right to your door. The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.
Buzz Feed
20-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
30 Practical Walmart Items Adults Will Inevitably Need
An outlet-concealing extension cord, so you don't have to crawl behind the furniture every time you need to plug in your phone. This cleverly designed gadget will put three outlets within arm's reach and eliminate the eyesore of having a bunch of cords lying around. I've got these in my apartment, and they make it look so much tidier. Promising review: "Great slim outlet to put behind my bed for the table lamp. Works great." —MosesPrice: $21.95+ (available in two lengths) A spin scrubber that'll help you clean the house from top to bottom without giving yourself tennis elbow trying to get out stubborn stains. From the stove to the shower, this gadget is about to make cleaning a breeze. It comes with nine different cleaning heads so that you can match the right tool to the task at hand — and avoid any cross-contamination issues. After all, you aren't going to want to use the same pad you use on your sneakers to wash the stove. Promising review: "I just took this home today and cleaned my shower with it. GAME CHANGER! I dread cleaning the shower but this made it a lot easier." —NicolePrice: $29.98 A cutting board prep station so genius, it'll have you channeling your inner Gordon Ramsay (minus the yelling, hopefully). With four insertable trays, it'll be a breeze to chop and organize your veggies like a pro. Oh, and the real MVP? One tray doubles as both a strainer and a grater, depending on how you flip it. This is part of BuzzFeed's Tasty collection, at Walmart. Promising review: "I love my new Tasty cutting board prep station. The originality, the thoughtfulness, and all the extras that come with it are awesome. So, if you desire a cutting board that is a cut above (no pun intended) the other standard cutting boards out there, this is the one I would recommend." —BarbaraPrice: $8.88 An over-the-sink strainer for anyone whose current straining method feels like a high-stakes balancing act involving a scalding pot, a too-small strainer, and the ever-present risk of losing half your pasta to the sink. This expandable stainless steel colander rests securely over your sink, so you can confidently pour without the stress (or the accidental noodle casualties). Dinner just got way easier — and way less dramatic. Promising review: "If you do a lot of cooking that requires any straining, this item is just what you need. It leaves your hands free from everything else that you have to do. It fits perfectly over most sinks, and the liquid goes right down the drain." —LauraSPrice: $16.99 (originally $18.99) A filtered showerhead to help filter out the chemicals, minerals, and heavy metals in your water that might be drying out your hair and skin. Plus, having a handheld head means you can clean your shower without the hassle of trying to throw buckets of water at the tile without getting it all over the bathroom. Promising review: "Nice amount of settings, great pressure, and softer water." —MaryPrice: $38 Pantene Pro-V Volume and Body Shampoo, because everyone and their mother seems to be raving about its deep-cleaning abilities on socials. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lindsey Marie Zubritsky favors this shampoo for its ability to break down oils, sebum, and dirt. "It's a superior product for those with oily or fine hair looking to reduce grease and add some lift and volume," she explains. Btw, Dr. Zubritsky advises that people with dry hair or scalp steer clear of this product, as it may cause further drying and irritation. Promising review: "This is the only one I've tried that actually works. My hair looks fluffier and the thinning areas are not as obvious." —RobertaPrice: $5.97 (originally $29.99) A laundry cart for anyone who waits until they're down to their last pair of socks before tackling laundry day. Skip the chaos of deciphering 50 clothing tags at once — this cart lets you sort your laundry as you go. Separate your delicates, normal garments, and linens into their own bins so that when it's finally time to wash, you're already halfway done. Promising review: "This has got to be the very best laundry sorter I have ever purchased. Size and color were great. All in all, it's the absolute best." —kennethPrice: $42.99 (available in two colors) A stud finder, because you'll use it more often than you think. This model is nothing more than a heavy-duty magnet, making it much more accurate — and a whole lot less annoying — than sensor-based models. Just drag it over the wall until the magnet attaches to one of the screws or nails in the stud. And it stays on your wall while you hang your item which means no drawing on the wall. Promising review: "I bought this due to a recommendation online when I was frustrated with a Franklin stud finder. Most stud finders don't really work. The idea of this thing is simple: studs on walls are used to hold up drywall and other stuff, so there must be nails and screws. This is a powerful magnet that finds those nails and screws. No more worrying about getting a false positive! No more guessing why the finder is positive in one area but not another you thought was right! Best purchase ever for DIY work." —YoshiPrice: $9.97 A portable water flosser, if having the dentist scold you again for not having flossed, makes you feel like a child. Spraying your teeth with a strong but gentle stream of water is so much less painful and gross than shoving a string into your gums — you can even fill it with mouthwash to tackle two dental hygiene tasks at once. Promising review: "Was recommended by my dentist. I've seen major improvement days later with the brightness of my teeth and my gums. For a person like me who does not like to floss often, this is amazing, and I'm very, very impressed. Please talk to your dentist first about this product or other water floss products so you know what is best for your teeth and gums, because everyone is different." —ShaleekaJayPrice: $19.47 A damp duster that actually picks up and holds dust instead of just flinging it into the air like other dusting tools. Seeing them in action in TikTok demos is W-I-L-D. You really can swipe even the thickest of grime off your sinks, baseboards, mirrors, you name it. Promising review: "Are you kidding me? The BEST way to dust. I just use this for the first time last night, and I could not stop dusting everything. This is the only way to dust. I've used sprays, paper towels, and dusting wands for years, and all that does is throw dust back up into the air, aggravating my allergies. This is an absolute game-changer, and I will never use another product for dusting every single surface in my house." —LaurenPrice: $3.98 A vanity organizer if you've basically got enough products to open up a Sephora and are sick of turning your bathroom drawers into an excavation site every time you can't find your go-to foundation. With compartments for all your must-haves, this organizer keeps everything neat, visible, and ready to grab. Promising review: "Very cute. Can't wait to see it with all the brushes I bought." —Walmart customerPrice: $16.95+ (available in two shapes) A 2025 planner to finally get your year together. It not only has plenty of space for planning and task prioritization — it also grounds you with journaling prompts and guided activities. The included stickers keep things fun, and the internal pocket is perfect for stashing all those random scraps of paper you can't deal with right now but definitely need to handle later. Promising review: "The layout is beautiful and allows me to be creative and interactive with the pages. The stickers add even more fun to the planner." —anonymousPrice: $16.82 A dip powder nail kit if you hate having naked nails but also hate spending hundreds of dollars per month at the salon. The kit costs less than a polish change and yet, reviewers say their DIY manis last weeks. This set comes with brush-on gel, a nail file, a manicure stick, an activator, a dip powder, 20 white tips, 20 natural tips, a dip tray, and a sponge. Promising review: "This really was so easy! Stayed on perfect, just like the nail salon, I swear. I was at a wedding and didn't want to pay tons of money for nails, and these really worked perfectly. Stayed on for almost two weeks, just like the salon nails! DEFINITELY will purchase it again! And I still have some left to do more nails!" —TaylorPrice: $12.97 A dishwasher cleaner, because as much as we'd like to live in the delusion that we don't need to clean something that itself cleans, it's time to face the fact that dishwashers need to be cleaned at least once a month for hard-water spots, buildup, food, and even mold to keep it working well. These packets make doing so as easy as pouring one into your empty dishwasher and running a normal cycle. Promising review: "I was close to calling a dishwasher-repair company or getting a new one because the dishes were coming out spotty and a little dirty no matter what I did. I found this product online and bought it; after ONE use, the dishwasher is working again! I love it. There is no strong chlorine smell or anything, either. Great product! Try it!" —MjPrice: $7.97 for a 4-pack And, on the same note, a four-pack of washing machine cleaner packets if your laundry hasn't been smelling all that great as of late. Pour one of these into the detergent drawer once a month, then run a hot-water cycle to get rid of residue, grime, and buildup that keep your machine from working to its full potential. Promising review: "I tried all the other brands with no luck. Then, I tried Tide and followed their instructions instead of Electrolux's. Package says use longest cycle and hottest water. It worked great! Even the Electrolux repair man was shocked. You won't regret using this product." —LoyalcustomerPrice: $7.92 A two-pack of cereal keepers because, well, if you insist on eating Froot Loops for breakfast every morning, you might as well eat fresh Froot Loops. Reviewers also use these containers for storing rice, pasta, snacks, and more. Promising review: "I absolutely love these 24-cup cereal keepers — I have six of them! They are perfect for storing just about any food item, not just cereal. The size is ideal for keeping large quantities fresh, and the airtight seal ensures everything stays crisp and dry. I also appreciate how easy they are to stack, which helps save space in my pantry. These containers are sturdy, versatile, and a great addition to any kitchen. Highly recommend." —TdubPrice: $10.97 An 8-cup cold brew maker for anyone who can't finish a cup of drip before it's too tepid to be tasty. With this, you can brew enough coffee for the entire week simply by steeping coarsely ground beans overnight. Say goodbye to wasted coffee, that counter-space-hogging coffee machine, and, most importantly, subpar coffee. Price: $14.99+ (available in two sizes and two colors) A 45-piece tool set, so you don't have to call Dad whenever you want to hang something on the walls. This set has everything you need to keep your home in good shape, including a cordless screwdriver, a hammer, a measuring tape, and an assorted fastener kit. Promising review: "This is a great gift to give newlyweds, a college student, or anyone else starting out. These tools cover the basic tasks needed around the home: hanging pictures, measuring, etc. The case makes it easy to organize and store the tools. No more rummaging through a kitchen drawer to find what you need!" —RebeccaPrice: $29.88 A power bank for those of us who can't for the life of us keep our phone charged. Honestly, if I don't take mine when I leave the house, I'm just asking for trouble. This one holds about three full smartphone charges, so you don't even need to remember to charge it every time you use it. Promising review: "Its 3A output can charge most portable electronic devices from dead to full in 30 minutes or less — phones, earbuds, small speakers, etc. I work in a factory with loud volumes that drain my speaker's battery quickly, so I needed something to recharge my portable speaker fast during my 15-minute meal breaks. The Belkin does exactly that! Plus, it holds several charge cycles, so you don't have to recharge the Belkin after every few uses like most portable power packs." —MauricePrice: $22.99 (originally $29.95) A 50-pack of hook-and-loop cable ties to get your desk in order. There's nothing more aggravating than having to untangle a nest of wires just to realize that the one you're looking for isn't even in that drawer. Even if you think you've got a smart hack for tying cords, this is undoubtedly neater and less likely to result in a knot that bends the wires. Promising review: "These are a great value. I've been using my first set of 50 for several months without any problems with fraying loops or edges or with damage to the hooks. Having a mix of short and medium-length cable ties helps for different situations. I no longer have a tangled mess of cables in my computer bag." —Mr361Price: $5.47 for a 50-pack A silk pillowcase, because less friction means better-looking hair and skin. The zip enclosure on this one is super convenient if your pillow always ends up half-nude when you wake up. Promising review: "Upon first use, I could see an improvement in my hair and skin. I no longer look like a disheveled MESS when I wake up! I think the silk helps me sleep better, too!" —JGreyPrice: $24.97+ (available in two colors and also in two packs) A lap desk because it's time to give up on trying to get yourself to sit at your actual desk — we both know you're gonna end up working from the couch anyway. Promising review: "I love this desk. Everything fits perfectly on it." —DianaPrice: $34.99+ (originally $39.99; available in nine colors) A three-pack of dryer balls, because fabric softener is low-key ruining your stuff. The soft feeling is actually just a coating that degrades fabric over time. Dryer balls, on the other hand, gently rub and fluff fabric to loosen up stiff fibers. That fluffing action also allows for better air circulation, ensuring even, faster drying and way less static. Promising review: "These are amazing! Good price, and they have noticeably reduced the amount of dry time needed for each load (the total reduction seems to depend on the fabric). There is no smell and I have never seen any fuzz left on my clothes or linens (even dark loads). After two weeks of daily use, they continue to work as well as day one." —GerardoPrice: $9.98 A setting spray to lock in your look for your long night out. While a lot of setting sprays can be drying, this one has glycerin to help your skin stay hydrated. Promising review: "I love this setting spray. It's perfect for the summer or honestly any season. My makeup looks fresh and stays in place all day. It has a natural skin like look to it. I always get compliments on my makeup and that's because it's all drugstore products! I highly recommend. Give it a try! I switched from the Elf Micro Mist Matte Setting Spray to this Milani Setting Spray, and I don't regret it." —BiancaPrice: $15.97 A laundry and carpet stain remover because sometimes saving money is as simple as keeping your stuff in good shape for as long as possible. Promising review: "As a mom of four kiddos six years old and under, I've used this stain remover on everything from newborn poop blowouts, blackberries, blood, grass, and dirt stains. There have been very few stains that could not get out with Tide rescue! It's the only stain remover I use because it beats everything else out there!" —RebekahPrice: $4.97 A Wi-Fi range extender to stretch your network across your entire house. Plug it into a wall socket in the area that's getting spotty coverage, and you'll have a much better connection. A dental water additive for dogs because you barely take care of your own teeth, so there's no way you're brushing your dog's as often as you should. Just add a splash to their water bowl and boom — fresher breath, cleaner teeth, and less guilt every time they yawn in your face. It's basically mouthwash for dogs, minus the minty sting and the need to explain what fluoride is to a very confused golden retriever. Promising review: "Our Dachshund's breath had begun to stink terribly as she matured from a puppy. I asked her veterinarian what to do about it and after a thorough teeth and mouth exam revealed no reason for the problem she recommended this product. After the first day using this in Dixie's water dish, I could tell a big difference and she has had fresh breath ever since! 😁" —Medic236Price: $6.58+ (available in two sizes) A microwave pasta cooker that understands you don't have the bandwidth to boil water after a long day. This thing lets you cook, strain, and serve all in one container without making you worry that you'll fall asleep with the burner on. Promising review: "I wasn't expecting this thing to be as amazing as it is, it makes super good noodles super fast, and I never have to worry about the water hurting me when I strain, cuz it doesn't happen! Super tough, works like a charm!" —AveryPrice: $14.97 A dinnerware set because, sweetie, it's time to stop eating off cutting boards and paper towels. No need for anything fancy — just a nice and extensive enough set that you don't need to sprint out to buy paper plates 10 minutes before your dinner guests come over. Promising review: "I love this set of dishes. Such a great deal for the price! The quality completely surpasses the price point. They are super sturdy. I love the matte finish. It makes them look so beautifully rustic. I'll probably be ordering another set." —ElainaPrice: $29.76+ (available in two colors and a three-pack) A clothing steamer if you quite simply do not have space for an ironing board, nor the patience for the aggravating (and slightly stressful) process of ironing. Promising review: "This simple, low-cost device works amazingly well. I bought a sport coat from amazon that arrived very wrinkled and had Walmart deliver me the steamer on the same day. By evening, I was able to wear the sport coat, and it looked like it was professionally done!" —JamesPrice: $22.24 Need ingredients for all your new recipes? Shop each recipe directly through the app, or check out Walmart's grocery selection to get veggies, meat, seafood, and more delivered right to your door. Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
