Prime Day is the best time to stock up on household essentials - shop top deals on Finish dishwasher tablets, Oatly, pet food and more
Amazon Prime Day 2025 is here and it's the perfect time to restock the fridge and kitchen cupboards for less with these top Prime Day household essential deals.
As well as huge discounts on big-ticket items like Shark vacuum cleaners, Apple AirPods, Ninja air fryers, Nespresso coffee machines and Samsung smartphones, Amazon Prime Day is a great time to save on everyday items that will help you save big on the family shop.
Summer is well and truly here, and if you have a busy household now is a great time to stock up on the impressive discounts on household cleaning products that will make cleaning up a breeze.
And with big discounts across your favourite food and drink brands, you can replenish the fridge and cupboards too. Think big price drops on Oatly, Coke Zero, Purina pet food and Starbucks coffee.
Finish Ultimate Plus Infinity Shine Dishwasher Tablets bulk |Scent: Fresh | 73
Save 24 per cent off this pack of 73 dishwasher tablets this Amazon Prime Day.
Save time and effort this summer with this bulk buy that's tough cleaning challenges the first time, plus they help to prevent grease build-up in your dishwasher and cleans your greasy filter.
£11.29 (save £3.66) Shop
Ariel Platinum PODS®, Washing Liquid Laundry Detergent Capsules 120 Washes (60x2)
From grass, BBQ stains and mud splatters, the Ariel PODS® Platinum washing capsules laundry detergent +Extra Stain Removal is a great way to ensure your family's clothes look as good as new this summer.
You can shop these now for 31 off.
£24.99 (save £11.01) Shop
Oatly Barista Oat Drink Long Life 6x1Litre
Those who have swapped to oat milk are going to love this 23 per cent off deal on Oatly.
Now under £10 for six 1 litre bottles, it's a brilliant time to stock up and save on your weekly shop.
£9.69 (save £2.91) Shop
FRONTLINE Plus Flea & Tick Treatment for Cats and Ferrets - 6 Pipettes
Now a massive 60 per cent off, it's a great time to stock up on your pets flea and tock treatment. A must for those with cats and ferrets, you can get six pipettes for under £20.
£17.19 (save £25.80) Shop
Splesh by Cusheen 3-ply Toilet Roll - Unscented (72 Pack)
Running low on loo roll? Now is the perfect time to stock up as Splesh by Cusheen bulk toilet roll is on sale with 27 per cent off.
The 3-Ply toilet rolls are made from three layers of super soft white tissue paper, for maximum absorption.
£23.99 (save £9) Shop
Fairy Non Bio Pods Washing Liquid Laundry Capsules, Fairy Pods, 120 Washes
Stock up on this XXL pack of Fairy Non Bio Pods this Amazon Prime Day for under £25.
With 120 washes, this is sure to see you through the busy summer.
£24.99 (save £11.01) Shop
Allevia Hayfever Allergy Tablets, Prescription Strength 120 mg
If your hayfever or allergies are in overdrive this summer, then now is a good time to stock up on Allevia, now 36 per off.
You can take Allevia for the effective relief of hayfever, pet allergies, house dust mite allergies and mould spore allergies.
£7.60 (save £4.29) Shop
UniBond AERO 360° Moisture Absorber Neutral Refill Tab, 450 g ( Pack of 4)
It's not glamorous, but you'll thank yourself for stocking up on these UniBond Moisture Absorber Neutral Refill Tabs for 36 per cent less.
The tabs' patented wave-shape works to maximise air circulation, while ultra-absorbing active crystals and patented anti-odour agents help prevent damp problems and musty smells.
£9.49 (save £2.51) Shop
Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwasher Tablets bulk , 100 Dishwasher Tabs
These Finish dishwasher tablets effectively break down all types of food residue without you having to pre-rinse dishes, using a powerful formula that degreases and adds shine.
Snap up a bulk bag for 35 per cent less today!
£12.99 (save £6.60) Shop
Finish Dishwasher Machine Cleaner | Original | 2 Washes (250ml x 2)
Not all Amazon Prime Day purchases have to be big ticket items - you can save on the everyday essentials and save on your weekly shop. This Finish Dishwasher Cleaner removes limescale and grease, even in the hidden parts of your dishwasher, for a hygienic dishwasher.
£5.99 (save 50p) Shop
Febreze Bathroom Air Freshener, Odour Eliminator, Cotton Fresh, 8 Count
Discover our top pick for bathroom air fresheners: Febreze Bathroom Air Freshener, Odour Eliminator, Cotton Fresh, now 46 per cent off at just £1.90 each! Enjoy long-lasting, light, fresh scent and effective odour elimination for up to 50 days with easy, no-battery activation.
£15.10 (save £12) Shop
Dettol Antibacterial Wipes, Total 756 Wipes (6 Packs X 126)
These antibacterial wipes from Dettol are great for a quick yet efficient clean and can be used on nearly every surface of your home, killing 99.9 per cent of bacteria and viruses, including E.coli and Salmonella.
£17.75 (save £3.12) Shop
Ecover Hand Wash Refill, Lavender & Aloe Vera, 5L
Busy household? You can save a massive 60 per cent off this hand wash refill from Ecover in a heavenly lavender and aloe vera scent. Use this refill to top up your Ecover hand soap.
£24.99 (save £5.94) Shop
PURINA ONE Chicken Dry Cat Food 6kg
Don't forget about your pet this Amazon Prime Day and snap up this great saving on the PURINA ONE dry cat food - a massive 6kg for only £23.89. This was a bestseller last year so make sure you bag yours before it sells out.
£23.89 (save £12.20) Shop
Kleenex Our Softest Facial Tissue Boxes - Pack of 12
If your house has become a hotbed for hayfever, then this deal on Kleenex could be a savvy buy- designed to be gentle and comforting when you need it most.
£16.90 (save £4.10) Shop
Vanish Gold Oxi Action Trigger Spray, 950 ml
Stains are part and parcel of everyday life, but this could be your secret weapon against those moments.
For stains from food, grass, wine and more, this is the brand's best fabric stain treatment spray - getting to work in just 30 seconds.
£6.99 (save £8.51) Shop
Finish Dishwasher Machine Cleaner | Lemon | Pack of 8, 250ml Each
Stinky dishwasher? You can bag the on-sale Finish Dishwasher Cleaner.
Dishwashers need to be cleaned every month to ensure they are running properly, so if yours is starting to smell or not leaving glasses sparkling, then you need the Finish Dishwasher Cleaner. Plus, it's currently 18 per cent off.
£14.99 (save £3.36) Shop
Andrex Ultra Care Washlets, pack of 36 X 12 Packs
The biodegradable Andrex Ultra Care Washlets contain no plastics and are safe to flush. Ideal for gentle and effective cleansing, each sheet is enriched with a unique lotion containing Aloe Vera and prebiotics for unbeatable soothing care for skin.
£13.99 (save £4.01) Shop
Flash Dust Magnet Duster Starter Kit, 1 Handle + 14 Refills
The Flash Dust Magnets have unique fibres that adapt their shape to easily get into nooks and crannies, so you get rid of dust and hair on virtually any surface.
It's particularly convenient for picking up pet hair. Get it for 17 per cent off today.
£12.75 (save £2.25) Shop
Flash Floor Cleaner Speedmop Starter Kit
The Flash Power Mop Starter Kit has a no-frills and no-fuss design that's simple and straightforward to use, removing stubborn dirt, grease and grime, leaving your floors sparkling.
£13 (save £12) Shop
Vanish Oxi Action Platinum Multi Power Laundry Booster, 1.57 kg
The Vanish Platinum Oxi Action formula goes deep into the fibres to help your clothes live for longer also helping to remove stains and odours.
£14.39 (save £2.61) Shop
Vileda Turbo Microfibre Mop and Bucket Set
Now 23 per cent off the listed retail price, the Vileda Turbo Microfibre Mop and Bucket Set is a great bargain to pick up ahead of summer guests.
It has a unique foot-operated spin function to activate spin wringing, which allows for quick and easy cleanup. It also keeps the mop head as clean as possible, which is vital for a shiny floor.
£30.95 (save £9.04) Shop
Dettol Washing Machine Cleaner Lemon 250ml x 6
Washing machines are expensive, so it pays to take care of your with some regular maintenance.
This washing machine cleaning from Dettol acts as a descaler to remove limescale to help improve the functioning of your machine - and it removes hidden dirt too.
£15.30 (save £11.06) Shop
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