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A set of cactus-shaped dryer balls
Promising review: “These cute little waving saguaro cactus dryer balls are perfect. I’ve bought other dryer balls that dried and cracked after a month, these are over three month of heavy use and look as fresh as the day they were delivered on my doorstep. Great value and your clothes will dry faster as well as more efficiently because the saguaros tumble and separate your clothes for more efficiency. 🌵” — Christian B Staller
A portable pack of soap sheets
A Dracula garlic mincer
A pair of adorable stainless-steel caribou
A TonyMoly bunny perfume stick
Promising review: “Perfect and super cute, as a receptionist I’m running everywhere all day, and this cute little bunny keeps me smelling great. It’s easy to apply and is nice and light so the scent isn’t overbearing like some perfumes. It fits right in my purse and I take it everywhere!” — Aspen Trumps
A purrfect night light with a soft silicone body and touch-sensitive control
A purrfectly shaped lipstick
Succulent-shaped tea lights that’ll almost be a shame to set on fire.
Promising review: “Super cute tea lights! They come in two gift boxes with a ribbon around it, perfect for gifting a set and keeping the other!” — Amy D.
A silicone dachshund ice try to make any beverage more of a weiner
Promising review: “They are great. I love dachshunds and to have little ones in my drink are even better. Everything about the silicone is great and it is easy to take the ice out and not have it break. I’ve used it for a few months and it still is holding up wonderfully.” — Schmidty
A giant bow-topped fleece head band
A coin purse shaped like a corgi butt
Or a corgi butt mousepad
A pair of sherpa-lined slippers
A set of mini macaron containers
Chenille-style fuzzy socks in the shape of quirky creatures
A hand soap attachment to transform boring foaming soap into a secret Mickey
A tiki-inspired Baby Yoda mug
A set of cat sponges
A mini Lodge cast-iron skillet
Or a miniature baking set
Promising review: “My 8-year-old daughter purchased this for herself. She absolutely loves it and so do I! With very minimal help from me, she can make her own treats. I love that she gets a little snack/treat and the kitchen isn’t a big mess and I don’t have two dozen cookies lying around calling my name. She used to beg me to bake all the time and now I can let her because I know she’s not filling up on sugar and she doesn’t need me hovering in the kitchen to keep an eye on things. It’s amazing!” — Sherrie801
A sloth to-do notepad
An adorable pigeon planter
A floating pasta timer whose name is “Al Dente”
Promising review: “Purchased as a gift for my Mother-in-law, and was a hit! I don’t think she will use it daily but is a very cute novelty gift. The timer does work and the pasta was perfect ‘al dente’ and was so fun to hear it start singing when it went off.” — Rochelle P.
A dozen squishy cat stress toys
An extra-durable duck-shaped dog toy
Here’s what BuzzFeed Shopping contributor AnaMaria Glavan has to say: “My French Bulldog is extremely spoiled and gets new toys all the damn time — my sister will, I’m not kidding, raid the rows of TJ Maxx once a week for a new seasonally appropriate squeaker. There’s currently a mangled pastel purple bunny sitting in the garbage because, yep, he chewed right through it in a day… which brings me to my point! Chew toys can cost anywhere from $10–$14 a pop and last maybe three days with minimal play. My dog sleeps for 18 hours in a 24-hour cycle so it mystifies me that he manages to go through them so quickly. But a few months ago, I found this very plain yellow duck toy on Amazon that had over 14,000 reviews with buyers claiming it could take a lot of wear and tear. I thought, my doggo deserves the best so let’s try it out. Folks! This duck is woven with Valyrian steel! I literally purchased this on Nov. 24, 2020 (and I’m writing on March 25, 2021) and it’s STILL GOING STRONG. It has not torn, ripped, there is no toy entrail fluff scattered throughout our living room. Nada. It’s still perfectly intact and Rockie generally prefers this toy over any other one in his ever-changing arsenal. It’s also perfect for his medium frame but I can see it being equally as ideal for smaller dogs because it’s lightweight, despite being on the larger side. My dog is also strange in that he prefers sleeping on this random blanket in the corner than in his bed and sometimes he’ll drag the duck with him and lay next to it and I just…my eyes fill with tears when I think about how adorable that is.The best part is that the toy costs less than $10. Considering the quality, you’d expect it to cost way more considering that I haven’t had to replace it in the four months of me owning it. And again, I want to stress — my dog typically shreds through toys in less than a week, so to have one last 15x longer?! It’s pretty sweet. I also want to point out that the squeaker isn’t obnoxiously loud which is pure bliss.”
A pair of LED light saber chopsticks
There’s a button to turn ’em on and off, and they come with batteries so you can ~get glowing~ as soon as they arrive. Here’s what BuzzFeed Shopping writer Emma Lord has to say: “As you can see from the above GIF, I bought these for myself, and I love them to pieces. TBH, I use them as decor every bit as much as I use them to eat. Sometimes I just keep them in my work area to light them up during the day to feel fancy. They toggle back and forth between a bunch of different colors, like red, blue, yellow, purple, and multicolor, so you can either make them match *or* have a red and blue one together and bring balance to the Force.”
A set of cat gel roller pens
Disney Tsum Tsums filled with moisturizing lip balm
A Harry Styles air freshener
An octopus-shaped blackhead scrub stick
A bag of Reindeer Farts (spoiler alert: it’s actually peppermint-flavored cotton candy)
An otter tape dispenser who knows a thing or two about being stuck together
A set of four fruit-shaped flash drives
A screaming goat figurine
Promising review: “This little piece of screaming plastic has created an excellent outlet for resolving frustrations in our home. Every time a conflict or struggle arises we push the little goat, get a gratifying screech, chuckle and move on throughout our day. No regrets on purchasing this. When you get one, get four or five because you’re going to want to share with family and friends.” — Amazon Customer
A desktop inflatable tube guy
A velvet finish lip tint packaged in an adorable ink bottle
A snack container with two separate compartments (one for food, one for dip)
A brontosaurus loose-leaf tea infuser
A plush squeaker toy so your small fry of a furry friend can enjoy a treat when you do