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Furniture touch-up pen -

Furniture touch-up pens are a great little tool to keep your favorite furniture looking good by touching up minor scratches and scrapes.

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USB-rechargeable clip-on fan -

Cool down with a USB-rechargeable clip-on fan. With high and low speed settings and a 360-degree rotation, sitting by your desk will feel like a breeze when temperatures rise.

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Pathway lights with solar battery -

Pathway lights with a solar battery will keep your pathway well lit, so you don't have to worry about tripping at night. Plus, they save on energy costs!

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Anti-slip carpet -

Having an anti-slip carpet under your indoor rug will keep it in place, and also prevent slipping and sliding. It's the perfect solution against any rug slides or fold-ups.

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Install a broom organizer in your garage, pantry, or hallways closet. This way you can easily stash mops, brooms, and spray bottles without them falling on top of each other. Super practical and organized!

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Dishwasher cleaning tablets -

If you have a dishwasher, then you're probably not thinking about cleaning it without any dishes inside. But you actually have to in order to wash away lime and mineral buildup. Dishwasher cleaning tablets exist just for this.

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Portable air conditioner -

Keep your living space cool with a portable air conditioner, which is also a fan and dehumidifier all-in-one. It will be your best friend during the hotter months.

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Dryer balls -

Dryer balls are an excellent eco-friendly alternative to dryer sheets and liquid fabric softeners. They help soften and dry your items, and reduce wrinkles and static in your laundry without any harsh chemicals.

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Cord organizer -

Keep those endless cords organized with a cord organizer. The self-adhesive silicone clips have multiple slots, so you can keep cables and USB cords neat and easily accessible.

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A door draft stopper -

A door draft stopper prevents chilly wind from entering your home, so you can stay comfy and warm when you're spending time inside during colder weather.

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Wi-Fi extender -

There's nothing worse than having poor Wi-Fi connection in certain parts of your house. Solve this by getting a Wi-Fi extender and say goodbye to laggy internet interruptions.

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Furniture pads -

Furniture pads will make moving furniture a breeze because you can slide them under your coffee table or couch and then move those items around without damaging the floor.

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Deodorizer bags -

Deodorizer bags absorb and neutralize odors to freshen the air naturally. They're easy to place wherever, such as the closet, fridge, car, or by the litter box.

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Wood polish and conditioner -

Keep your antique furniture and wooden floors shiny with wood conditioner and polish. It will make your wooden features look like they're brand new again.

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Detail cleaning brush -

Clean hard-to-reach nooks around the house with a detail cleaning brush. Cleaning will get much easier and practical thanks to its firm bristles.

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LED toilet night light -

A toilet night light will make those midnight trips a lot easier and safer. The motion-sensor LED toilet lights automatically turn on when it detects movement and remain on for a few minutes.

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Self-adhesive bumpers -

Self-adhesive bumpers are a must to help prevent cabinet doors and drawers from slamming shut. They are designed to cushion surfaces and reduce noise, so they will give you plenty of peace from annoying slamming sounds.

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Adhesive strips and hooks -

Adhesive strips and hooks come in different sizes, and are perfect to hang up frames, plant holders, and other things around the house. They are mean you don't have to drill a hole in the wall.

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Cleaning gel -

A cleaning gel is a great product to help lift dust and food crumbs off your keyboard, car vents, electronics, and other hard-to-clean areas.

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Sun-blocking curtains -

Don't let the sun wake you up due to thin curtains. Get proper sun-blocking curtains that will block out light and keep your room dark. Sleeping in will be so much better!

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Airtight storage containers -

Organize your pantry with airtight storage containers. They will keep pests away while preserving cereal, flour, pasta, and other dry goods.

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Disposable shoe covers -

Prevent dirt from getting tracked around your house with these shoe covers. They're a great solution if visitors prefer to keep their shoes on  or if you are just about to head outside again.

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Pet hair remover -

If your pet is shedding a lot, then this brush will easily remove pet hairs from couches, pillows, blankets, and more. It will leave your place fur-free.

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Under-the-sink organizer -

With an under-the-sink organizer, you can make the most of storage space in the kitchen or bathroom. Everything will fit and stay super organized.

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Multipurpose silicone mat -

A heat-resistant silicone mat has many helpful uses around the kitchen. For instance, it can be placed under dishes in the microwave to prevent splatter, and it works as a trivet to protect countertops from heat.

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Dimmable daylight bulbs -

Brighten up any dark rooms with dimmable daylight bulbs. They'll give the illusion of a well-lit space, even if there isn't much sunlight entering.

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Leakproof reusable bags -

Keep food fresh with leakproof reusable ziplock bags. They are easy to clean and won't risk breaking and staining your fridge or freezer.

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Easy-to-install door lock -

If you want some extra security, a little privacy from roommates, etc., then installing this kind of door lock is a great, simple solution.

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Extra-large bags -

Extra-large bags are great for versatile storage. Fill them with linens, pillows, seasonal decor, and clothing, and they will stay intact while stored away.

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