If You’re In The Mood To Earn Bragging Rights, You Should Get These 30 Impressive Walmart Products

If You’re In The Mood To Earn Bragging Rights, You Should Get These 30 Impressive Walmart Products

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If You’re In The Mood To Earn Bragging Rights, You Should Get These 30 Impressive Walmart Products

Be prepared to answer the question “Where did you get that from?” a whole lot when your friends, loved ones, or complete strangers see you using any of these.

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by John Mihaly BuzzFeed Contributor

I'm the father of two small humans and one very small canine and the former SEO Strategy Manager & Editor for the BuzzFeed Shopping Team.

1. A pack of four waterproof LED collapsible lanterns for those times, be they emergency or not, when you need a little (or a lot) of bright light. The handles help with holding or hanging. 

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‎Three AA batteries are required per light. 

Promising review: "A neighbor let me borrow one of these lanterns during a power outage. Very bright light, despite the small size. The handles are a nice touch, and make these as good as a flashlight. That was enough for me to buy my set of four. Now I'm set when the power goes out, and it's dark. Buy these, you won't be disappointed." —Peg

Price: $15.99+ (available in two- and four-packs)

2. A large, heavy-duty, zippered cotton canvas shopping tote with a side pocket to carry just about anything, whether you're bringing home groceries or packing for a day at the beach.  

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Promising review: "I bought this bag specifically to take to high school sporting events. It’s well-made and large enough to hold a small blanket, a sweatshirt, a bottle of water, and a few necessities (wallet, keys, etc.) I liked this one better than a similar one I also purchased because it has a zipper and a larger opening. And it’s a comfortable fit on my shoulder. Appears to be durable, but even if it only lasts a few seasons, it’s a great buy and affordable." —DesertNana

Price: $17.95+ (available in eight colors)

3. 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: $8.97 (also available in multi-packs)

4. A water-resistant Bluetooth Tile Mate tracker tag so you'll never lose your keys, wallet, backpack, heck, even your dog, ever again. Just tracked those misplaced possessions on the app. And you can also use the Tile to make your phone ring (when you lose that, too).  

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Promising review: "SO THANKFUL to finally find something to help me find my PHONE! LOL! I lose it at least once per day, so I put this tile on my car fob and just push the button, and my phone rings! On the flip side, if I lose my keys, I can use my phone to find them! Win-win... works beautifully." —Suzette

Price: $24.99+ (available in six colors)

5. 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: $5.24 (also available in a six-pack)

6. 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 for a 12-blade apple slicer (also available in a smaller size)

7. A 16-ounce jar of CeraVe Intensive Moisturizing Cream to hydrate the dryest parts of your body, from hands and feet, or any other itchy or flaky parts of your epidermis in between. Bonus: Absorbs easily without leaving any sticky goo or residue.   

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Promising review: "If you have extra dry skin, this is the stuff to use. After just one use, I could already tell. My fingers were no longer like sandpaper! I use this just like it was lotion. The thick cream makes it all the more effective. If you use it right after your shower, that is the best time to slather yourself up with this. I was really amazed at how quickly it has turned my hands into softer skin. The cold winters are tough on my skin, and after trying this, I will always use it. I definitely recommend you give it a try." —Milliemom

Price: $19.97 (also available in a two-pack)

8. A Wyze Wi-Fi Connected robotic vacuum that'll map your living space and suck up all the dirt, dust, crumbs, and pet hair from your hardwood floors to your soft carpeting. That's what robots are for!  

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Promising review: "Great robot vacuum at a great price. This is our first robot vacuum with lidar mapping and I can already tell a huge difference in how well it cleans and how quickly it gets it done vs. our old name-brand robot vacuum that just bounced around all over the place until it either got stuck on the rug or a piece of furniture, or made its way back to the base to charge even though half the floor still wasn't vacuumed. This Wyze vacuum keeps track of where it's been, remembers where not to go (if you set 'no-go zones'), never has trouble getting back to its base, and, if it's not done when the battery gets low, it goes back and picks up where it left off to finish after the battery is charged again. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good robot vacuum with lidar mapping capabilities that won't break the bank!"—Cindy

Price: $194

9. A Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza card game (a personal favorite of mine) where players take turns calling out the words taco, cat, goat, cheese, and pizza (in that order) until the word matches the card. But watch out for those gorilla, groundhog, and narwhal cards!

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Promising review: "My kids and I really like Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza! You go around the circle, and each person says an item. If the card matches what you say, everyone tries to slap the deck. The last person to slap the deck must take all the cards. There are also action cards in the deck. This game keeps you on your toes, and there will be laughing!" —Lisa

Price: $9.97

10. 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 for making multiple dishes. I ended up getting two, and now my friend wants one too!" —Jasmine

Price: $99.99 for an 8-court capacity size

11. A Neosporin topical antibiotic ointment for 24-hour infection protection from all those tiny cuts, scrapes, and burns. This version includes "pain relief" to keep the pain in check. Plus, it's sting-free!  

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Promising review: "I've been using it for years for instant relief anywhere your skin is dried or cracked, especially hands and around the cuticles. I'm telling you this product has been a lifesaver! also works well for any minor cuts or scrapes, the triple antibiotic and added painkiller make all the difference with a product like this." —Jeffrey

Price: $10.87

12. 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, 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 the 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: $24.49 for 10

13. An ultrasonic cool-mist humidifier that'll moisturize the air for up to 25 hours straight, helping with everything from dry skin to congestion (for babies, toddlers, kids, and adults). Everyone wins!

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Ideal for rooms up to 250 square feet.

Promising review: "Really helped our sinuses! We live in Arizona, which, for the most part, has a very dry climate. We have used our Pure Mist Humidifier every night since purchasing it. We see a great improvement in our breathing and stuffiness. It is quiet and light enough to move easily. The directional nozzle works great!" —Holly

Price: $39.99

14. 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: $11.80

15. A TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 mesh router system to replace your old router and extend your Wi-Fi coverage by destroying any internet dead zones around your home, covering up to 5,600 square feet. Supports up to 120 devices! 

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Promising review: "Overall, a good product for the price. Having a tech background, I tend to be more critical, but I will say the Deco app's setup process has vastly improved over time. If you are looking for an easy mesh system to expand your Wi-Fi range, this is a solid choice. Please note this product can be used as a standalone router and will broadcast its own SSID, which you select during setup. I bought it to increase the Wi-Fi range, and it does a good job, as shown by speed tests in areas with weak signal strength. FYI: each tower also has two Ethernet ports, which you can use to either connect devices or even connect a switch to if you need additional ports. I even have a digital phone connected to one of the wireless towers via an Ethernet cable, and the reception is great!" —Travis

Price: $98

16. A lightweight, pull-over Totes unisex rain poncho that lives in a storage pouch so you can easily keep it anywhere (the car, a bag, your work desk), and always be prepared for the next unexpected rainstorm. 

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Promising review: "Bought three of these for Disney. Had some torrential downpours, and these ponchos kept us dry. Great size, quality, and price. We were able to bring them home for use next year, too!" —Marianne

Price: $8 (available in four colors)

17. A magnetic double-sided dry-erase whiteboard because "parent brain" is a real thing, and you're going to be forgetting more than you remember (like what of the million things you need for the kids you're currently running out of).

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Promising review: "I loved that it's magnetic, I stick bills on there no problem. It's the perfect size and has a spot to hang it, if you want. Great product overall.—Stephanie

Price: $15.99+ (originally $24.99+; available in three shapes and five colors)

18. A Victorinox Camper Swiss Army Knife designed for camping and ~genius~ for everyday life when you need to cut, slice, file, screw, tweeze, or pick something on a whim. Attach it to your keys, and you'll never have to go rummaging through the junk drawer again. 

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It features 13 different functions, including a wood saw, can opener, large blade, small blade, wire stripper, bottle opener, screwdrivers, and corkscrew.

Promising review: "Bought this knife as a replacement for a knife (which I still have), which I bought in 1959. This new Swiss Army Knife is not merely wonderful; it is of even better quality steel than the old knife, and there are certain aspects of the design that I like better. This is now my EDC." —Peter

Price: $30.30

19. A rechargeable electric air duster with four different cleaning heads to bust any dust in the hardest-to-reach places, like keyboards, seat cushions, or air vents. Operates for 100+ minutes on a full charge. 

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Promising reviews: "Works right out of the box, was charged. I tested all the attachments to check the air levels, cleaned my laptop just fine, and might get away with buying duster cans, which are likely better for the environment. A good purchase overall." —DavidL

"Just used it after delivery and it works great. This car vacuum and air duster is a compact, powerful tool for quick car cleaning. Strong suction and air power helped clean tight spots in my car easily. The built-in light is a nice bonus for dark areas. Handy and effective for quick cleanups." —Kalani

Price: $29.96 (originally $49.99)

20. A Neutrogena SPF 70 sunscreen spray, so you can actually go outside on those sunny days without worrying about being fried by the star at the center of our solar system. Plus, it's water-resistant for up to 80 minutes, whether you're swimming or just sweating. 

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Promising review: "Because I have very sensitive skin and I'm prone to sunburn and dark spots, I ordered this product based on my doctor's recommendation. I spray it on my arms and neck whenever I go out wearing short sleeves, and it really gives me peace of mind. The quality is truly impressive!" —arezoo

Price: $9.88 (originally $11.92)

21. 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 get those stains out.

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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: $13.75 

22. An 80-piece Johnson & Johnson first aid kit for any boo-boos that might happen (and they will). This pack has it all and should probably live in your car and/or your medicine cabinet.

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Contains 30 adhesive bandages in assorted sizes, 21 sheer adhesive bandages, hand-cleansing wipes, 10 gauze all-purpose dressings, and one full-sized Neosporin antibiotic ointment.

Promising review: "I have three girls, and let's be honest, accidents happen. I think it's important to try to be prepared for them if you can. I got this kit and luckily haven't had to use it, but having it on hand makes me feel prepared." —Yvonne

Price: $10.98 (also available in a two-pack)

23. 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

24. A Kanoodle 3D brain teaser puzzle game where players start with a design from the included puzzle book that is missing pieces. The object is to figure out which colorful connected beads finish flat patterns or stacked pyramids.

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Promising review: "We are homeschoolers, and I am always trying to find toys that are more in the educational brain-teaser genre. This was recommended on many sites for top fun and educational games. This is definitely a game you don't get tired of. I love that you can grab it and go. It can be stored in your purse, jacket pocket, or bookbag. I do wish they made one that was a bigger version that was not as compact because I would buy that one to keep for in-home use." —Shelly

Price: $9.99

25. An Arlo Pro wireless outdoor camera to keep an eye on the front yard, the back yard, or anywhere around your property in 2K video with HDR. Even the night vision is in color! 

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Price: $99+ (originally $124+; available in one-, two-, and three-packs)

26. A tub of OxiClean Max Force 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: "This stuff is AMAZING! It got hard blood stains out of my sheets, and my white pillow cases turned out VERY white and no stains! AMAZING! No need for any other stain-removing products!" —Angela

Price: $10.98

27. A Stasher reusable food bag that not only helps to phase out unrecyclable single-use plastics but can be used to keep just about anything (snacks, toys, medicine, changing supplies, etc.) contained and organized. Sometimes it's about stopping a mess before it starts!

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Wait, why so pricey? Well, do you know of any other bags that can survive the fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and boiling water? We'll wait.

Promising review: "Buy. Useful for anything and everything. You would be surprised how resourceful these silicone bags are." —Christina 

Price: $13.99+ (available in two colors) 

28. A Crayola HD coloring kit with 30 colored pencils and 20 black-and-white pages that are shaded, so kids can take their coloring to the next level and look totally profesh!

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Promising review: "Beautiful, High Quality, Amazing, I love all things by Crayola!" —Natalie

Price: $14.99

29. A 90-count supply of saline Boogie Wipes because when little noses start to run, it's not a jog; it's a Usain Bolt-like sprint to sticky snot getting anywhere and everywhere. These things are like booger magnets!

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Promising review: "These were a huge blessing when my kids got sick!! My little one had a chafed, bloody nose from wiping his nose with tissues. As soon as I pulled these out, everything changed! His nose cleared up within a day, and there were no more tears!" —JANELLE

Price: $11.47

30. A roll of 3M heavy-duty 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: "You know how some items are worth paying extra for, and others, the generic brand is good? This is one item I pay extra for. The only good duct tape, in my opinion, is 3M Scotch. I don't mind paying a few extra dollars because it lasts a long. And just so you know, I have tried generic brands and the Gorilla brand." —Robert

Price: $6.99 (also available in multi-packs)

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