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1. A 6-cup Brita water filter pitcher, which claims to replace "up to 1,800 16.9 fluid-ounce single-use plastic water bottles a year." That's a whole lotta H2O!
2. A magnetic dry-erase whiteboard that won't waste paper and makes it super easy to keep grocery lists, which should cut down on a few extra trips to the supermarket.
3. Or a 32-page eco-friendly smart spiral reusable notebook to send all your handwritten notes to cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email, and more using the Rocketbook app for iOS and Android.
4. Reel Paper bamboo paper towels for all of those times you forgot to go to the store for regular paper towels and you're forced to use fast-food napkins and dish towels to blot out and soak up household messes.
5. A gentle-use at-home dry cleaner kit to steam clean, deodorize, and remove wrinkles from more delicate clothes. All it takes is 20 minutes in the dryer, which costs so much less time, money, and effort than going to an actual dry cleaner.
6. An 80-piece Johnson & Johnson first aid kit for any boo-boos that might happen while out and about or indoors. This pack has it all, and the case can be reused and refilled.
7. A 6-quart digital window air fryer because the oven takes too long to warm up and the microwave doesn't always leave food tasting its best. Plus, that window lets you see exactly how everything is cooking.
8. A set of three reusable canvas tote bags to take grocery shopping (or any shopping for that matter). You can never have too many multi-use bags (just remember to clean them from time to time).
9. Clorox drain cleaners that'll clear out those clogs and hair monsters without having to employ chemicals that most of the time don't get the job done.
10. A 12-pack of 32-ounce wide-mouth Mason jars with lids — they have countless applications. I, for one, use them to extend the lives of certain fruits and veggies. No more throwing away half a carton of strawberries after two days!
11. An airtight, water-resistant Vaultek LifePod X Rugged Electronic Lockbox with a keypad lock to keep your valuables — like smartphones, cash, passports, or medicine — safe while you're at the beach, pool, or anywhere that allows you to concentrate on fun instead of potential theft.
12. A pack of dishwasher-safe stainless-steel and silicone straws that'll cut down on single-use plastics and work way better than paper straws.
13. A three-pack of Tide To Go stain remover pens for those trips where you're packing light and there's no washing machine. Kiddo clothes will most likely get stained, so you'll be glad you have this on hand for sauce and juice spills.
14. A pack of three size-assorted biodegradable, washable, and reusable beeswax food wraps to tear plastic wrap use out of your life for good.
15. A fast-charging, long-running portable wet/dry vacuum cleaner ideal for keeping in your car and saving you some money on springing for the Executive Gold Package at the carwash.
16. An Energizer charger for NiMH rechargeable AA and AAA batteries, so you'll never run out of juice again.
17. A spray bottle of water-based Folex instant carpet spot remover because if you've got a carpet or rug (that you care about), you best believe it's gonna get stained. Take a look right now; there's probably a new stain already waiting for you!
18. A Lego Botanicals mini orchid building set that'll add a never-need-to-water-or-worry-about-dying floral touch to any room, all for the cost of one actual bouquet of flowers.
19. An easy-to-clean, dishwasher-safe, odor-containing, and pest-reducing plastic OXO compost bin, so now you have no excuse not to compost on the reg.
20. A set of silicone baking mats that eliminate the need for butter, grease, oils, sprays, parchment paper, or disposable foil.
21. A portable clothesline, because the sun's rays are always the most cost-effective way to dry your wet laundry. Attach it anywhere from a balcony to a tree, on an RV, or even in a hotel room.
22. A travel container set for all of the lotions and potions that you require on your journey. No need to spend money on travel-size versions or packing full-size bottles, taking up extra space and weight in your luggage.
23. A Bialetti Moka 6-cup espresso maker to make a strong, rich brew and save you some cash since you won't need to make any more daily trips to over-priced Starbucks. Niiiice! (Read in Sabrina Carpenter's voice).
24. And if you're a Keurig-user, a four-pack of reusable K Cups that'll cut down on plastic waste and give you more options to drink your favorite flavors of brew.
25. A battery-operated LED toilet bowl nightlight, because in the middle of the night, one's aim is not always true, and the last thing you want to spend any time or money on is cleaning up floor pee.
26. A two-pack of Stasher reusable food bags that not only help to phase out non-recyclable single-use plastics, but can be used to keep almost anything from snacks and toys to medicine and changing supplies contained.
27. A 3-in-1 multi-charging cable so you can cut down on having/buying an excessive amount of cords, always have the right plug, and be able to juice up several devices at once.
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