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1. A Roomba Wi-Fi robot vacuum, which is exactly what we need robots to do: thankless but helpful tasks while freeing up your time. This sucker will clean your hardwood and carpeted floors for up to 120 minutes on a single charge. And you don't even need to say thank you.

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Price: $204.95

2. A roll of silver 3M all-weather duct tape to ensure broken things stay good and stuck on until you can properly repair them later (maybe).

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Promising review: "I have purchased previously and was pleased with its stickiness/durability outdoors. There IS a difference between 'all-weather' and regular duct tape. This is a good price. I've shopped around." —choc51

Price: $13.12

3. A tub of OxiClean because laundry piles up real quick, and failing to pre-treat or soak stained clothes means you're going to have to wash them a second (and maybe even third) time. And who's got time for that?

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Promising review: "Can definitely tell the difference adding this with my regular laundry detergent. My clothes smell so good and last much longer. I've also noticed they are much cleaner. I've never used a laundry booster before, glad I tried Oxiclean first, I'll definitely be buying again." —Lyndsey

Price: $11.78

4. A water-resistant, tear-free SPF-50 Coppertone zinc oxide sunscreen that shows you all the spots you've missed when applying and reapplying.

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Promising review: "This works great for me as I'm trying to give my child some responsibility and autonomy, but at the same time, I want to make sure they don't get burned. I am able to see during initial application if they have missed any spots, but then it just rubs in and no more blue." —JT

Price: $14.22

5. A 10-pack of Mr. Clean Extra Durable Erasers to deal with nearly any manner of stain on your walls, tubs, floors, or wherever they can get to. Bonus: These also work great for cleaning dirty sneakers!

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Promising review: "SOOOO effective! Between ourselves and our adult children, we have lived in many apartments throughout the years, and Mr. Clean Sponge has been with us consistently. I have used it for over a decade through cleaning out and up walls and furniture. It's so effective that, in one apartment we lived in with matte paint walls, we did not have to touch up paint walls or trim them when we moved out. It was like the sponge was covering up marks and painting for us. Does not leave any marks on all finishes of paint. When I have been cleaning textured walls, the texture rubs the sponge up; the sponge disappears more quickly than with flat walls. I cannot say enough good about Mr. Clean sponge; it's ingenious and a must for anyone moving or cleaning." —Pinkchux

Price: $12.77

6. A Wet & Forget weekly shower cleaner, because you know the shower doesn't clean itself. (You do know that, right?) No more scrubbing, wiping, or elbow grease needed. Just spritz away on shower fixtures, curtains, glass, tiles, or porcelain and let it do all that hard work for you.

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Promising review: "This is the best and easiest solution I have found to cleaning my shower. Just spray it on when you finish showering, leave it until the next day, and rinse it before you shower. I especially like the way it cleans the residue off the glass doors. It has a light vanilla scent. Perfect." —Susan

Price: $19.98

7. An Arlo video doorbell so you can see who's at the door without actually having to walk to the door. You can see and speak to visitors with 1080p full HD video and two-way audio. Now, whenever your doorbell is pressed, you'll know whether it's a person (go away, not home) or a package (here I come).

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Promising review: "I loved how easy it is to set up. It works really well, with little for me to do except put it where I wanted it. Gives great views of the porch and driveway. Bought it so that we can see deliveries if we are not home, and also to be able to view who is at the door." —Brett

Price: $78

8. A stainless-steel apple slicer that takes a once tedious snack preparation scenario and turns it into one of the quickest, most efficient ways to keep the doctor away.

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Promising review: "This kitchen utensil is solid and heavy, not cheap plastic or pot metal. It looks and feels like it will last forever. It's a great deal for the money!" —Jeff

Price: $11.98 (originally $22.98)

9. A set of two Drop Stop car seat gap fillers (as seen on Shark Tank) because there's no way you're spending time trying to extricate all the loose change, receipts, wrappers, or French fries that fall into the deep, dark, unreachable voids of your car.

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Promising review: "These seat gap fillers worked GREAT! EASY to install and definitely do the trick! Terrific design makes it clear that they would fit almost any car model. We have a gap that isn't very wide, and this still fits down into it. The narrow gap makes it impossible to get your hand down the side of the seat to recover things, so the gap filler is perfect!" —SherryH

Price: $24.99

10. A five-pack of bleach-free Clorox foaming toilet bombs to clean stains, hard water, rust, and any other funk that's occupying your bowl.

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Promising review: "These are the best. One and done! Drop in, scrub, and good to go. These are great for a quick clean once a week. Foam up nicely. I love these. Please make other scents, Clorox. Thank you!" —John

Price: $4.98

11. A spray bottle of The Pink Stuff, which claims to be "tough on stains" and "gentle on surfaces," but is ready to provide damage control for all the near-impossible messes around the home with just a spritz or two.

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Promising review: "I had a weird stain in my bathroom sink that looked like the foundation had sat on the porcelain for too long. But I have no idea where I came from; it just showed up one day. Anyway, I couldn't get out. I tried bleach, magic erasers, kaboom, and literally every cleaning agent I could get my hands on. I stumbled upon this, and it took the stain out in seconds. It's so good!" —Shelby

Price: $6.27

12. A reusable Sauberkugel Clean Ball three-pack that gets all the dirt, dust, crumbs, and grime out of the bottom of your bags — you know, the ones you've never cleaned, not once.

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Price: $33.99 for three

13. A smartplug, because imagine having to get up and turn a light on or off instead of doing it from your phone (and in a seated position). It works with Alexa, Google Home, and Samsung Bixby. You can even schedule on and off times via the app.

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Promising review: "This is my third one of these plugs; they’re my current favorite. Easily connects to the app for manual control or on its schedule, which you set up. Bonus points for tying it to your Amazon Echo and having Alexa turn it off and on with a command." —Patrick

Price: $12.99

14. A four-pack of sand removers so the beach doesn't follow you back to your car, or anywhere else. If you're someone who hates sand getting everywhere (like me), and finds it to be a losing battle, these are a must.

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Price: $8.15 (available in two colors)

15. A bottle of Aveeno Kids' hydrating detangling spray that makes combing even the curliest hair as easy as scooping ice cream that's been sitting out. Plus it tends to cut down on all the time spent yelling, complaining, and crying.

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If I didn't have this, I don't know how I'd ever get my daughter to school on time unless we both woke up hours earlier every day. This is truly a time saver, and her hair ends up looking (and smelling) great! 

Promising review: "My daughter has dry hair with big curls, and the bed head is REAL. It gets to the point that I have to brush her hair out in the bath with conditioner, but to my surprise, I sprayed her hair this morning and brushed right through it! I will purchase this again and again and again!" —EH

Price: $14.89

16. A claw grabber tool with a light for grabbing those things just out of reach (but really more for grabbing the remote control on the other side of the couch without getting up).

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Promising review: "The best grabber I have ever used. It has a super strong grip that easily picks up heavier and odd-shaped items. It comes with a built-in LED light and even a magnet. I have been using a grabber for over 10 years, and this is the best buy far. Couldn't be happier with the quality or shipping of something I truly depend on." —JeniTBH 

Price: $9.99 (available in four colors)

17. A Master Lock portable safe with a resettable combination to keep your valuables safe while you're at the beach, pool, or anywhere without needing to run back to the room or car. Now you can concentrate on fun instead of potential theft.

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Promising review: "This is great for carrying personal items like jewelry and cash on trips. Has a way to connect it to your purse or luggage." —diana

Price: $19.97

18. A stainless-steel Chefman Turbofry air fryer, because the oven takes too long to warm up, and the microwave doesn't always leave food tasting its best.

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Promising review: "I bought this guy when it went to $50, and it was the best purchase decision I've made! This is my first air fryer, but it's super easy to set up, use, and clean. The eight-quart capacity can fit an entire chicken if needed, and it comes with a divider in case you need to make several things. I ended up getting two, and now my friend wants one too!" —Jasmine

Price: $79.99+

19. A two-pack of one-size-fits-all Lock Laces for those who think the bunny takes way too long to go around the tree and into the burrow. No more tying laces, and your kicks keep on your feet with full tension all day long.

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Promising review: "These things are solid. I use them on my running shoes and have had them for about a year. Ordered some last year for my mom since she has problems with her finger dexterity, and it's tough for her to bend down and tie her shoes. These things are excellent, and after a year of daily use, they have yet to wear out. Worth it in my opinion." —Weeper

Price: $15.99 (available in 6 color options)

20. A 12-pack of travel-sized Purell advanced hand sanitizer gels, because you can never have enough clean hands, especially when the sink is so far away.

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Price: $13.99

21. An original Fasta Pasta microwave cooker so you never have to wait for a big pot of water to boil ever again when you want to load up on carbs. Spaghetti, fettuccini, macaroni, lasagna noodles, rotini — it cooks them all with minimal mess.

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Promising review: "Until I purchased this pasta cooker, I would avoid making pasta due to the time to boil a large pot of water, the time to cook the pasta, and the difficulty of trying to drain water from a heavy pot of cooked pasta. No more! This pasta cooker is one of the most convenient kitchen tools I've ever purchased. Just follow the directions that come with it, and achieve perfectly cooked pasta in record time." —anonymous

Price: $21.99

22. A cordless, battery-operated automatic pan stirrer to keep you from standing in front of a hot stove top while whipping up sauces, soups, and gravy. No one has to know, it's still your recipe!

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Price: $29.24

23. A spray bottle of water-based Folex instant carpet spot remover, because if you've got a carpet (that you care about), you best believe it's gonna get stained. Take a look right now; there's probably a new stain waiting for you! This is the fastest way to make those stains go away.

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Promising review: "This is what magic is made of! It has removed every stain I can find on any cloth surface! It has restored the carpet to new condition after coffee stains had settled in for three weeks! It works wonders. Coffee stains are so simple for this product to remove. I'm so glad I have it!" —Zahra

Price: $9.88 (originally $22.12)

24. A jar of car detailing cleaning gel to extricate all the gunk that manages to get into every crevice of your ride. Fight grime with slime, works every time.

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Promising review: "I was afraid it would leave a residue behind, but it did not! Very pleased with it getting the microfiber that cleaning rags leave behind. It has an interesting smell… A hint of blueberry, but if you fully smell it, it's really bad, but that is the only con." —Leslie

Price: $5.99

25. A 14-in-1 veggie chopper that cuts big or small dices, thick or thin slices, shreds, and even juliennes (fancy). It comes with a handy hand-guard to prevent cutting fingers, a claw, a brush for cleaning, and a peeler. But you still have to eat your veggies.

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Promising review: "I can't express in words how much I love this chopper. My life has been a complete failure until this chopper came into my life. Onions...CHOPPED. Celery...CHOPPED. Carrots...CHOPPED. Cucumbers...SLICED AND CHOPPED. Potatoes...CHOPPED. It even cuts the cheese!" —Jeremy

Price: $19.98

26. A pack of 80 DEET-free mosquito repellent patches infused with peppermint and citronella oil for 24-hour protection. No more spraying, just stick one on, and those bugs won't be bothering you.

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Price: $9.96

27. A car trash can with storage pockets for instilling just a modicum of hope that you might be able to keep the car somewhat cleaner than the house. Maybe.

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Promising review: "I've struggled with different trash bins for years and, on a whim, bought this. It's amazing and so simple, easy, and clean!!! Love the magnet clasps for trash bags on the inside to hold a bag so no leaky messes if any, and easy, simple removal when time to change!" —Homesweetcookies 

Price: $8.95+ (available in three colors)

28. And a cordless, rechargeable car vacuum cleaner that'll save you a trip to the car wash by cleaning every nook and cranny from the dashboard to the trunk for 20–30 minutes on one charge.

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Promising review: "I had a DustBuster years ago, but this outperforms that by miles! It has decent suction and is very easy to clean. I use this in the corners and spills in the kitchen, like flour, rice, oats, etc., or even on the counter or table for crumbs." —Jan

Price: $26.95 (originally $59.99)

29. An egg cooker to hard-boil those huevos (up to seven) in no time! Plus, it also acts as a steamer for veggies and dumplings. This is eggs-actly what you lazy folks need.

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Promising review: "This little gadget is a gold mine! Not only does it boil eggs perfectly with no fuss, but you can also poach an egg perfectly. I have even steamed single-serving frozen vegetables in it. It's very easy to clean and doesn't take up a lot of space. I am very pleased with this product!" —Shellbelle

Price: $12.97

30. A 2-in-1 foldable under-desk treadmill so you don't have to leave the house to exercise *and* to be "that coworker" who's always moving during the Zoom call. This model features a tilt system to increase the angle/intensity. Just try not to sweat too much on camera.

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Promising review: "We love this treadmill. It is simple, lightweight, and easy to use. We also like that it is quiet. We use it every day." —Ginny417

Price: $173.99 

31. A three-pack of Tide To Go stain remover pens, because even though it's your favorite shirt, you're not thinking about doing laundry for another few days (at least).

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Promising review: "I feel like a superhero with these in my purse. Blood, gotcha. Wine, no prob. My kiddos mysteriously get spots on absolutely any shirt they wear, thank goodness." —Laura

Price: $7.88

32. A rechargeable and portable camping shower so kids can wash off all the sand, mud, grass, ice cream, bug spray, and sunscreen before getting into the car or going back into the house. Leave the mess outside...

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Promising review: "During Hurricane Helene, we lost water for three weeks. The shower pump has been awesome, giving kids a shower and taking a shower myself. I love that it is rechargeable, so even when we didn't have electricity, I could plug it into my car and charge it. No need to buy batteries constantly." —tatyana

Price: $44.99

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