If Your Home Screams 'Clean Up On Aisle…Everywhere' It May Be Time To Invest In These 42 Products
Promising reviews:"I always see people using this on TikTok, but the videos don't even do it justice. The Pink Stuff made everything spotless. Counters, stoves, sinks, literally everything. Best cleaning product in the world and I will literally never use any other brand again." — Hailey Peters
" This stuff is some magic sorcery. I'm not usually a fan of traditional cleaning products and tend to opt for natural based cleaners. However, I had some soot over the fire place nothing would take off. Not only did it do a pretty dang good job on that… everything I've tried it on has gotten that item super clean with minimal scrubbing effort. Will always have on hand now. Got hard water stains off when CLR wouldn't even get it clean and made the faucet look brand new" — Kim Montero
Get it from Amazon for $5.97.
2. A bleach-free, no-scrub weekly shower spray to save your arms from an unwarranted workout session. It requires no elbow grease — just spray down your shower once a week, wait 8–12 hours, and then rinse with warm water. Say bye-bye to showers surrounded by scum, grime, oil, and mold, and hello to your shiny new tiles.
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Promising review:"We cannot BEGIN to tell you what a lifesaver this is! We have two old fiberglass tubs with vinyl shower enclosures that no matter what amount of scrubbing we have done with everything from bleach to cleanser to vinegar and baking soda would NOT come clean. After I took my shower last night, I sprayed down the tub and walls. Within minutes, all the built-up water deposits and dirt and grime began to melt away in front of my eyes. I left it on overnight, and when I got up this morning, it did not look like the same tub and shower. This product is a godsend, especially for old folks like us who have difficulty getting down on our hands and knees and scrubbing anything. More importantly, it performs as advertised. We plan on using it as part of our weekly cleanup routine. This is truly an overnight sensation!" — Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $19.39+ (available in two scents and two sizes).
3. And a mold and mildew remover because all that sludge buildup isn't easy on the eyes. This formula is SO powerful, one reviewer swears it works even better than a power washer — say what!?
Promising review:"This stuff is amazing. I live in an older apartment complex and even though I scrub and clean my bathtub every week, the caulk around the edge still managed to grow mold and turn brown/black. I scrubbed with many different products and it didn't seem to make a difference. I found this product and the transformation is huge. First, it's easy to apply because of the squeeze top. I was able to just really focus on the caulk. Then, because it's a gel, it stayed put and didn't ooze everywhere. It really surprised me on those vertical sides. In the first picture, I already scrubbed my tub and even used some sturdy brushes attached to my power drill. The second half of the picture is after five hours of letting this mold remover soak and just wiping it off." — Rochelle
Get it from Amazon for $14.99.
4. A two-tier sliding shelf so you can actually see all the products you own, because you've just shoved anything and everything under the sink. The baskets slide right out so you won't have to awkwardly reach allll the way to the back to find what you need. These shelves will def help you make the most out of your storage space and dare I say, maybe even tidy it up a little?
Promising review: "I saw great reviews on this item, so I took the plunge and ordered two sets of them. They were a little pricey, but I am so happy with the product that I think the price was completely worthwhile! These organizers are much better than other plastic drawers I have used in the past. With the way they are designed, items don't get stuck in the drawers, they are easy to slide, they are spacious, and they have little removable 'sectionals' that you can use to organize the inside of the drawers. All in all, this was a great purchase, and I would make it again in a heartbeat." — Tess De Pretis
Get it from Amazon for $23.60+ (available in four colors and three styles).
5. A pumice stone to scrub off the scum that's chilling in your toilet bowl — the stuff that, no matter how hard you scrub with bleach, never comes off. This scouring stick removes mineral deposits, limescale, rust, and other stains in a matter of minutes *without* damaging your porcelain.
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These pumice stones can also be used to clean other surfaces, like ceramic tile, concrete, and porcelain, around your home!
Promising review:"I can't even tell you how much I love this product. I was so embarrassed by the toilet and bathtub in our guest bathroom. Our water is so full of iron, you can't even drink it, so it stains everything it touches. It took a little bit of elbow grease, but this is the only thing I have found that will take the staining off! I will recommend it to anyone I know!" — MorganeC.
Get a two-pack from Amazon for $8.10.
6. An overnight tank cleaner because honestly, when's the last time you thought to clean the back of your toilet? I'm guessing it's been a *while* (or never), so you probably don't know what's festering in there. Just toss some of this powder into the tank, and it'll clean it for you.
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Promising review:"According to the instructions I was supposed to use the whole bottle but being that it was so big and that I had two toilets to clean, I only used half. I was pleasantly surprised. The toilet tank is from the 1960s and I doubt it's been cleaned within the last few decades. In the 'after' photo [above] you can see that there is still some rust left over but large chunks fell off the sides and can be seen on the bottom of the tank." — Nicole
Get it from Amazon for $9.13 (also available in a multipack).
7. A retro acrylic beauty organizer if your counter is lined with all your makeup and skincare products to the point where you can't even see the porcelain anymore. This perfect storage solution will also look stunning in your bathroom or on your vanity!
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Here's what BuzzFeed Shopping editor Maitland Quitmeyer has to say about it: "I have this organizer and I love it! It holds a good amount of stuff, keeps the dust at bay, and looks much neater than my old organizer, which just had slots with no lid. Because I regularly try a ton of beauty products, I paired it with a set of stacking drawers from another seller, which aren't a perfect match for the shade of green, but look good together on my vanity!"
Promising review: "Product arrived quickly and was well packaged. I love how this organizes my beauty products so it's not all out in the open on my counter anymore. The glass brush holder is the best part, it looks so expensive! Highly satisfied with this purchase!" — SGD1978
Get it from Amazon for $46.54+ (available in five colors and two styles).
8. Or a makeup organizer that is so compact yet fits so many products in the clear drawers, so you'll be able to find your mascara lickety-split.
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This setup can work as a jewelry organizer too!
Promising reviews:" My makeup collection is not a mess anymore thanks to this product. All my makeup fits in there amazingly. My Urban Decay Naked palette could fit in it. I have four of them in the bottom drawer...I like that it comes with drawer lining that grips to the makeup so they are not moving around in there as you open and close drawers." — Shorouq
"Just perfect for what I needed. A ton of storage space, looks clean, tidy, classy. It was packaged well, everything came in great shape. I spent a lot of time looking at different cosmetic organizers, read many reviews, compared prices and I wasn't disappointed in my purchase one bit. Great value." — deidra
Get it from Amazon for $35.99+ (available in two sizes and 11 colors).
9. A bottle of Star Brite Mold and Mildew Stain Remover — it must have been infused with some magical properties, because it's unbelievable how well it'll clean all your outdoor furniture that's been crusting outside for who knows how long.
Promising review:"I don't often write a review of a product. But this was so impressive, I thought I should let others know. We have a set of vinyl outdoor chairs that were constantly covered with mildew. When we were feeling ambitious, we'd take the time to power wash the chairs, which worked pretty well but was a lot of work. The problem was that a couple of days later, the mildew was back almost as bad a before. With this mildew stain remover, we sprayed the chairs, let them sit a few minutes, and hosed off with a regular garden hose. Easy. And they were cleaner than they ever got using the power washer. When we put the chairs away two months later, they were still clean." — Christine A. Simonson
Get it from Amazon for $10.48+ (available in three sizes).
10. A Baseboard Buddy so you don't have to get down on your hands and knees to get rid of that mold and dust on your floors and baseboards. Plus, it has a 4-foot extendable pole so you can easily clean your ceiling fans and grates without the hard work!
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The kit comes with one Baseboard Buddy and three reusable pads, which can be used wet or dry.
Promising review: "At first, I didn't think much about it. Then, I used it. It is incredible. The pole spins in any direction and secures tightly in place. The thick, absorbent cloth can be removed, washed, and put back within seconds. I cleaned my woodwork and ceiling fans without effort. Extremely satisfied." — Donnagnida
Get it from Amazon for $24.99.
11. A bottle of Therapy Premium Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish in case you left fingerprints behind from your 2 a.m. snacking, and you need to hide the evidence. It works great on any stainless-steel appliances and will make them ✨ sparkle ✨. Plus, it'll leave a protective barrier to help guard against future smudging so you can continue on with your late-night food scavenger hunt.
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My former colleague Brittany Ross says, " I don't know what kind of fairy dust this plant-based spray is hiding inside, but it made my mucked-up fridge sparkle within a MINUTE! I was skeptical when I first sprayed it onto my fridge because it took a second for the streaks to start fading, but lo and behold, there was *zero* residue left behind after a super brief wipe sesh. Once I saw how downright dazzling my fridge looked, I decided to put it to the ~real~ test — my filthy dishwasher. Again, a minute of buffing with a microfiber towel was enough to make it look like a brand new appliance, and it worked wonders on the greasy stainless steel edges of my oven, too."
Promising review:"I live in an apartment. The sink is about 35 years old and has become badly stained and scratched from neglect and indifferent care. This has made a noticeable difference. This sink will never look brand new again, but your product removed, I would say, about 80% of the stains, without any extraordinary effort, and put a really polished look on the sink. It is gleaming and actually looks very clean for the first time since I have lived here. — David Brennan
Get it from Amazon for $19.95+ (available in two sizes).
12. A cable organizer box so you won't even have to look at a heaping mess of cords ever again. You can just hide them in here and just pretend like they don't exist.
And grab a sleek cable sleeve (aka a wire cover) while you're at it!
Promising reviews:"I've been searching for something to not only hide the cord mess but protect them from my munch monster of a cat. This box in addition to cable straps and cable wrap has solved my cable management like magic! I highly recommend this product." — Lauryn
" Seriously where has this been all my life??? Highly recommend. Excellent cord management soulmate (I meant to type solution and it autocorrected to soulmate, however I think that's accurate LOL.) Just get it. Won't regret." — April Olsen
Get it from Amazon for $22.99+ (available in two sizes and three colors).
13. A good old-fashioned water pressure cleaner — if you've ever been on #CleanTok, there's a good chance you've seen one of those videos and have always wanted to try it out for yourself. It'll leave your outdoor surfaces lookin' brand new, and it's just so darn satisfying to use!
Promising review:"I love you, little electric pressure washer! Oh let me count the ways...I honestly can't say enough good things about this little guy. Our deck was in serious need of a wash. I really liked the idea of a small electric pressure washer mainly for the ease of maneuverability but was unsure if it really had the power to get the job done. Oh man, let me tell you this thing is fantastic! Once I got started I couldn't stop. I was washing everything in sight. Deck, fire pit, stepping stones, planters, outside rug...I was unstoppable! I was a filthy mess from the thighs down because of all the muck flying everywhere but I didn't care, I was happy." — Larry Crouch
Get it from Amazon for $129.99.
14. A ChomChom pet hair remover with over 146,000 5-star ratings (!!!), and over 5,000 of them call it "the best," a word that shall not be taken lightly. It's like a reusable lint roller (without those annoying sticky papers) and designed to pick pet hair up efficiently — once fur is locked in, it doesn't go anywhere until you empty it out!
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Promising review:" If I could give this product 6 stars, I would. My husband and I use it almost every day. We have three furry dogs and six fluffy cats, which makes for A LOT of hair. We were using a lint roller before we bought our ChomChom Roller. The lint roller didn't work very well and had to be replaced. We have had our ChomChom Roller for months and it still works just as well as it did when we first got it. We can actually invite our friends over now without worrying about all the pet hair." — Morgan Willis
Get it from Amazon for $23.99+ (available in four colors).
15. An over-the-door hook rack for your towels that never make it back to the bathroom and inevitably end up on the floor. Just hang your towels, hoodies, and anything else that you don't feel like shoving back in your closet on here.
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Promising review: "I bought this to add to the inside of a closet door for extra hanging options. My kids were coming in the house and dropping coats and hoodies all over or hanging them on the stair post (UGH) but this was a perfect addition to a narrow closet with shelving to give us some added hanging space. I liked it so much, I bought a second one and now all the hoodies and coats are out of sight!" — Kelly
Get it from Amazon for $15.29+ (available in two sizes and three colors).
16. A pack of shelf dividers to prevent your towering pile of sweatshirts or jeans from tipping over. It'll also help you organize all your folded clothes into neat stacks, and you'll never have to rifle through a heap of random garments again!
Promising review:"These work great! They work so well I installed them and forgot them. My bureau is pretty deep and my clothes would all fall on top of each other and become a big mess. Now I'm pretty organized with my T-shirts." — Pathfndr
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $17.99.
17. A pack of dishwasher cleaning tablets because even though that savior of a machine cleans your bowls, plates, and pretty much everything, it doesn't clean itself. All you have to do is pop in a tablet (with or without dishes) to remove limescale and mineral buildup from the pump and valve, hose, and tub. Pamper your dishwasher and think of it as a thank you for all the hard work it's done for you.
Promising review:"I rarely post reviews, but this stuff has completely changed our lives. Our dishwasher, utensils, plates, and glasses were covered with dry scale and nothing we tried came close to helping. After using the tablets three times our dishwasher looks like new; our glasses are sparkling like fine china and everything else looks fabulous. Highly recommend, worth every penny, best product BY FAR!!! One great advantage is you can use it with your dishes. Some other products are used to clean the dishwasher but not to clean dishes and glasses. Buy this, you will be blown away!!! It is astounding!" — Jenny
Get a pack of six tablets from Amazon for $8.99 (also available in a 12-pack).
18. An over-the-door purse organizer so you can keep your precious bags off the ground and make use of the space behind your door. It'll be able to hold *all* of your bags and rotates 360 degrees so you can find your go-to purse in a jiffy.
It has 12 hooks and holds up to 50 lbs.
Promising review:"This has been a lifesaver for me! My purses are no longer all over the floor in my closet. They all fit nicely on here. I love this so much. The packaging was nice and everything came in perfect condition. I have about 10 purses on it right now and it's really nice and strong. It fits on my door perfectly but you do have to push on the door a bit in order for it to fully close and open. However, that is not a problem for me at all. It's very easy for me to see all my purses now and my closet is no longer a mess. From other reviews I've seen, I know this can definitely hold a lot of weight and way more bags then I have on it. I love the way it looks!" — Jennifer
Get it from Amazon for $29.95 (also available in a two-pack).
19. A Bissell Little Green machine that looks like Mike Wazowski but is no monster; instead, meet your new bestie. This compact cleaner uses warm water and a specialized liquid cleaner to remove all ~oopsies~ from mud, food, pets — you name it. Some reviewers love this product so much, they've declared they can't live without it.
Promising review: "Two months ago we got an 6-month-old puppy who has needed some time to get adjusted. That included more than a few accidents in our living room and on his bed. This machine has made clean up of everything so much simpler and I love that it's deep cleaning and has a nontoxic pet cleaner so that our not-so-little puppy can isn't harmed through exposure or smells. Also helpful since my teenage sons like to camp out on the couch with their friends on long weekends and our couch gets that fresh clean smell in an hour." — Kindle Customer
Get it from Amazon for $99.98.
20. And (also from Bissell) a carpet and floor sweeper giving you all the benefits of a vacuum minus the noise, bulkiness, and need for electricity — that's a win in my book. When you roll this bad boy around, the rotating brush inside picks up dust, dirt, pet hair, and everything else that lives on the floor.
Promising review: "My daughter and I live in a carpeted studio apartment. We both have long thick hair. We also have two cats: one with short hair and one with long fine hair. This sweeper is amazing. I had a vacuum cleaner that was new and so awful that it would burn out before I could vacuum half the studio. It was also impractical for our tiny space. This sweeper is a godsend. It picks up ALL of the hair, human, cat, even the fine, thin, soft long cat hair. It's also great at picking up the cat litter. I don't know what type of carpet ours is, but it's definitely not low pile. The only thing it does not pick up are the torn out pieces of carpet from the cat tree on the floor, but that's OK. This has been so much easier than the other vacuum cleaner we had." — J. S.
Get it from Amazon for $30.89.
21. A set of space-saving hooks for you fashionistas with waaay too many clothes for your closet to handle. Each hook has five holes to place your hangers in so you can easily condense your wardrobe. You'll no longer have to rifle through a mountain of shirts to find your fave blouse.
Promising review: "I am obsessed with these! I have about three dozen hoodies and sweatshirts and was really skeptical as to whether these would actually save space or if they would even support my heavier items, and I was very pleasantly surprised that both things happened! I have almost two feet of extra room in that area of my closet alone due to these hangers. I came back the day I received these and bought more, and have condensed the space used in my closet by almost half at this point. I can't recommend them enough!" — Jessica Schultz
Get a pack of 10 from Amazon for $9.99 (also available in packs of 8, 16, or 20 and in two colors).
22. A set of reusable microfiber mop pads to pick up more dust, dirt, and gunk than disposable pads (and save you some moola since you won't have to constantly buy more). You can just toss them into the washing machine after you're done cleaning your floors!
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They can be used wet or dry and on basically every type of flooring and even drywall if you're so inclined. Since they can be thrown in the wash, one microfiber pad can replace up 100 single-use pads.
Promising review: "Just used these for the first time with my Swiffer WetJet and I gotta say I am impressed! Went on easily and cleaned the floors easily! I always hated the one-time use pads and never felt like they got my floor clean. This review is NOT sponsored, I bought these with my own money because I'm sick of single-use products. Seriously, buy these now!!!" — AKGross
Get a set of two from Amazon for $10.95.
23. Some washing machine cleaning tablets that'll remove grime and odor-causing residue because yes, you should be cleaning the machine that cleans your clothes — oh, the irony. After running a cycle with just a tablet inside, your washing machine will be sparkling clean *and* your laundry won't stink like mildew after your next wash.
They're safe to use with pretty much any type of washer: HE or regular, top-loading and front-loading.
Promising review:"I've been using this product for several years now. I have two teens and a husband who's an auto technician. Boy do they get filthy! After time this grime buildup will make your washer stink bad. I don't do it every month as they say to as I don't have that type of money but when it stinks, this product is the bomb! Makes your washer smell really fresh, like brand new. If it still stinks after one tablet, pop another one in and no more stink!! Yay! I would give this 20 stars if I could. Really love this product so much so that I bought the ones for my dishwasher too!! (they work great too!)" — berja
Get a pack of six from Amazon for $11.98.
24. A stain and odor eliminator because your poor carpet doesn't deserve to stink or stain. Instead of saying, "Bad dog!" you'll be shouting, "Amazing stain remover!" Spray and soak any mess your lil' stinker decides to make, and just like that — gone.
Promising review: "Initially, I bought this because I'm potty training a puppy and it's not going great. This product really worked well on my carpets for the dog messes! However, I'm writing this review because my jerk cat decided one evening that my new comforter was a great potty spot. Thankfully I noticed the mess immediately so I was able to get this product on it immediately as well. I did let it sit overnight to really penetrate the stuffing even tho that isn't in the directions. I was certain the comforter was a goner. I tossed it in the wash the next morning and I am BLOWN AWAY by the lack of smell or stain. Cat urine is so stubborn and it can easily feel overwhelming when trying to eliminate the smell but this product 100% has my support. I'm buying more the second I'm done with this review. I love it." — lexi
Get it from Amazon for $19.31+ (available in two scents and also in a gallon size).
25. A set of brush attachments that you can pop onto a drill. A DRILL —what?! Just attach it to the head and let the tool do all the work for you.
The drill isn't included, but you can find a bunch of great ones on Amazon!
Note: Each color of the Drill Brush attachment corresponds to the type of bristles they have, and each one is best suited for a specific type of cleaning job (for example, the yellow brush has medium bristles, best used for bathroom cleaning — bathtubs, showers, tile, and porcelain). Be sure to check the listing for which color is best for your intended purpose before buying!
Drill Brush is a small business based in New York that makes cleaning brushes that attach to drills. It was started in 2007 by a former electrician who suffered from carpal tunnel and needed a way to clean without causing him harm.
Promising review:"These brushes worked flawlessly. I have a 24-year-old home that has not been remodeled yet. The master bath shower tile and fiberglass shower pan were in pretty bad shape. We tried many types of cleaners to remove residual soap and hard water stains with little success. As a last-ditch effort, I purchased these brushes. They worked amazingly well. Using Krud Kutter and these brushes removed every bit of the dirt and polished those tiles so that they shine brilliantly like they did when they were new. I am completely satisfied with my purchase of these brushes. They are well made and held up beautifully to the forces I applied while using them." — Tom S4TX
Get the set of three from Amazon for $18.95 (available in six different brush stiffnesses).
26. A carpet cleaner capable of removing pretty much anything from fabric surfaces, whether that be your tiny oopsies or your big *OOPS*. Now you'll be able to munch on your burrito without the fear of leaving a stain.
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Promising review:"It's a miracle in a bottle. My German shepherd mix decided to pull a black fountain pen out of my purse and chew it to pieces on my beige carpet while I was sleeping — this cleaner lifted the stain and now it's like the devastation my dog caused never happened! As soon as I saw it lifting the ink, I got back on Amazon and bought more bottles. I will never let myself run out of this. I use it in my Bissell carpet cleaner for some crazy good cleaning power. I've become that weird lady who goes around singing the praises of a cleaning product. No regrets." — L. Logan
Get it from Amazon for $6.88+ (available in three sizes and various packs).
27. A set of stackable clear organizers so you can finally fix the clutter that lives in your drawers and give everything a designated spot — Schmidt would DEF be in love with these.
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The six-piece set comes with two 3"x3" bins, two 6"x3" bins, and two 9"x3" bins.
Promising review:"Great product! I bought these to put in my nightstand drawer to store small things, as the drawer is very deep. I've got ChapStick, hand lotions, a small flashlight, and other bedside items in them so they're not just rolling around the drawer. I just bought some more for my bathroom vanity. They fit together nicely but also lift right out of each other. The plastic is sturdy, and they came individually wrapped to keep them from scratching." — Sparkyj
Get a six-piece set from Amazon for $12.99 (also available in a 10- or12-piece set).
29. A record/magazine holder so you can finally organize your books neatly instead of keeping a stack on the ground. It's also great for showing off your one-of-a-kind vinyl and the vintage magazines you've had since middle school.
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You can also use it to organize your desk files!
Promising review:"I didn't want anything too bulky on my nightstand, but I like to have several books I like to read in bed. I previously had them stacked on top of each other and found this and was afraid it might be cheaply made, but it is sturdy and beautiful! I'm such a bookworm, and I am in love with this added piece to my room." — SP
Get it from Amazon for $16.99 (available in three colors).
30. A blind cleaner brush to make cleaning your blinds so much easier. Instead of cleaning each shade one by one, you can take on two at a time!
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It comes with five interchangeable and reusable microfiber sleeves!
Promising review:"Where has this tool been all my life? This is a quick, inexpensive way to clean vinyl blinds. The tool is so easy to use that we have added the chore to my 9-year-old son's list. We also use it on our metal indoor heat/air vent. Love that the tool comes with washable replacement dusters." — mastermom
Get it from Amazon for $6.99.
31. A touch-free stationary vacuum so you don't have to take the extra time to lug a big ol' machine around your house. Just take a broom and sweep towards the vacuum — the automatic sensors will suction everything into its black hole. The best part? You don't have to wrestle with getting every dust particle onto a dustpan.
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Promising review:"OMG, this thing works amazing! We have a mastiff, who sheds...a lot. I was sweeping, vacuuming, or dust mopping every day, several times a day. I would have to get the big vacuum out, use the dust mop, then use the vacuum to clean the dust mop, huge pain. Now, I run the dust mop over the floor, run it in front of this beauty, and the hair is gone! So glad my husband found it and bought it for me; it truly saves so much time." — Lesli
Get it from Amazon for $149 (available in three colors).
32. Or a Roomba robot vacuum if your floors are begging to be cleaned, but you don't want to move a muscle. Not to worry — this baby will do it all for you! It can navigate around furniture and even fit under tight spaces so every nook and cranny of your home will be clean by the end of your Netflix session. Plus, you can use the app on your phone to give it a schedule!
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It's compatible with Alexa and runs for up to 120 minutes before automatically returning to its dock to recharge.
Promising review:"Amazing product; I run this baby before I mop the floors. It picks up all the little things like dust. Whenever the house is getting a little dirty and I'm feeling lazy, I just hit CLEAN. It's like having a really lazy maid that only vacuums every day but is only a one-time payment." — Frank
Get it from Amazon for $129.99+ (available in two styles).
33. Rubbermaid's power scrubbing brush with an oscillating head that'll clean twice as fast as using a manual scrubber. This small but mighty brush is perfect for cleaning up grout lines and tight spaces — your tiles are about to be so shiny, you might even see your reflection.
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Promising review: "This little tool makes scrubbing a breeze! Great for grout, sinks, and tight spaces where regular brushes don't cut it. The powered scrubbing action saves effort and gets the job done faster. A solid tool for deep cleaning." — EverClean
Get it from Amazon for $17.38.
Check out our full Rubbermaid Power Scrubber review.
34. An "Angry Mama" microwave cleaner so your mama doesn't get angry the next time she comes over and sees a dirty microwave. Just fill it with vinegar and water, heat it up, and wipe down the inside once all the steam runs out (which takes around seven minutes). There's no need for cleaning products or intense scouring when you have this lil' mama!
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Check out a TikTok of the "Angry Mama" microwave cleaner in action.
Promising review:"This makes cleaning out the microwave so easy. Even if I put it off too long and it's really gross in there, a few minutes of mama working in the microwave and I can literally just wipe it out with no effort." — Katy H
Get it from Amazon for $8.49+ (available in four colors).
35. A cooktop cleaning kit to take you one step closer to having the kitchen you've always dreamed about. Now you can chef it up all day long without having to worry about a messed-up stove!
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The kit comes with a bottle of cleaner, a cleaning pad, and a heavy-duty scraper that are all designed to break down burnt-on foods and tough stains.
Promising review:"As soon as I used this stuff, I couldn't believe it! We had a new stove that I didn't clean for months and assumed the burnt pea juice (my enemy) would just be a new stain forever. However, after one application, it was basically gone. I used the scraper that came with it and did one more small application on just that spot, and it was gone! Every time I use this it looks like my stove could be brand-new." — Christi
Get it from Amazon for $11.48+ (available in two sizes).
36. Or a gas range cleaning spray that'll make cleaning your stovetop easy-peasy, no-more- grease -y. All you have to do is spray and wipe to make your stove look good as new!
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Promising review: "This stuff really works on grease! I was skeptical about purchasing this product because nothing seemed to clean my greasy stovetop. A friend recommended that I try this brand and when I saw the chance to get a two-pack, I thought it would be a value. Once I used this for the first time, I am never going back to wiping down my stovetop the same way again." — Kindle Customer
Get a two-pack from Amazon for $17.98.
37. An EasyWring microfiber spin mop so you don't have to get on your hands and knees when you clean your floors — sorry, Cinderella, this was after your time. The wringer will remove the perfect amount of excess water, and the mop is designed with a microfiber fabric that is so effective all you need is WATER to clean.
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Promising review: "I had had it with my broken basic mop and bucket. I tried to just get a dollar store Swiffer to get us by, but that wasn't cutting it at all. With three boys and a dog that makes his rounds on all the furniture and every exposed corner, I had to do something. After seeing a TikTok where a woman demonstrated this mop to clean her walls, and hearing my boss raving about it, I decided to click the Amazon button. Let me tell you, I HATE cleaning, I HATE mopping, but I LOVE for things to be clean. I was able to mop the entire house TWICE (Because it was that dirty. Please don't judge.) within an hour. A few days later I mopped the entire house again within 10 minutes because they weren't quite as dirty. On another positive note, my boys love the spinner and think it's a toy! So, every time I get the bucket out my 10-year-old and 4-year-old ask to mop the house because they think it's fun. MAJOR BONUS!" — Molly
Get it from Amazon for $34.96.
38. A tea bag organizer that'll have your cabinet looking beau*tea*ful without the clutter of half-empty cardboard boxes and tea bags sprawled everywhere.
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Promising review:"This holds so much tea! I organized a shelf full of tea boxes into this sleek holder, which takes up a third of the space. It holds any standard size bag and I was able to shove a couple of larger ones in to, although they are crammed in. The side edge is shaped in a way that makes it easy and comfortable to grab and it is very sturdy. I keep it on a high shelf and haven't had any issues pulling it down daily. I keep herbal teas on one side and caffeinated tea on the other. Don't underestimate how nice it is to see all your tea at the same time. No more digging through a dozens boxes to find exactly what you want." — Alexia
Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in two sizes).
39. A set of Shoe Slotz if you own enough shoes to fill London Tipton's shoe submarine but simply don't have the space for them. Just set one shoe on the shelf, top it with a "Shoe Slot," and place the other one on top — BAM, you'll be able to fit twice as many heels, sneakers, and boots!
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It works with men's, women's, and kids' shoes — heels and flats!
Promising review:"I will spare you the horrific 'before' picture of the complete nightmare that was my closet floor. Just imagine a dusty mess with shoes thrown all over each other in a sad attempt at giving some appearance of order, and you will have a good idea of why buying this shoe organizer was one of the best ideas I've had this year. The floor now looks so neat and tidy I can't believe my eyes every time I open my closet doors." — Veronica, just an average reader, you know?
Get a set of 10 from Amazon for $29.99 (also available in other multipacks).
40. A broom and mop organizer so you can easily access your cleaning supplies when your home is a mess. There are five slots and six hooks so there should be plenty of room for everything!
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This comes from Berry Ave, a small business that makes organization products.
Promising review:"Love this broom/mop holder. So nice to save space and stay organized. Holds them so firm and flat to wall. Also has hooks that fold out as needed. I recommend this to anyone looking for space-saving storage!" — Jaclyn
Get it from Amazon for $11.71+ (available in four different pack sizes and four colors).
41. A plastic bag holder/dispenser to finally store those grocery store bags if you hoard them in your junk cabinet of shame.
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This bag holder/dispenser can be mounted on the wall or inside a cabinet with included screws and it can hold up to 18 bags at a time!
Promising review:"This is such a great way to keep the plastic bags you accumulate from shopping condensed and organized. Great for recycling those bags and having them convenient and accessible. You can easily mount this to a wall in your kitchen, bathroom, or wherever else in the house you find yourself needing a plastic bag. I would highly suggest getting one." — Pigskull17
Get it from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in six colors and two sizes).
42. And set of six over-the-door shelves so you can store accessories, shoes, or anything else that you don't have room for in your closet. No more tripping over random things anymore, yay!
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Promising review:"I am so happy I found this little gem of a product. I got one for myself and one for a friend who I was helping get organized. The little pockets are great and hold more than you think they will. I love that the front of the pockets is a clear view so you can see everything that is in the pocket. The product is very sturdy and really super easy to put together and hang up on the doors." — MM1986
Get it from Amazon for $15.47+ (available in eight colors and two styles).
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