Popular items from this list include:
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A bug bite suction tool because you’re tired of being mosquito food when spring rolls around.
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An effective grill cleaner for keeping your most-used warm weather appliance in tip-top shape.
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A volcanic stone face roller that’ll remove the oil and shine from your face.
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A bug bite suction tool
Promising review: “I ordered the Bug Bite Thing in December after watching the Shark Tank episode. I live in the Northeastern US and have not had to use it until the spring weather arrived. No matter what I do, bugs find me, and to compound it, I usually have an allergic reaction. I have tried numerous anti-itch creams and natural remedies through the years, which treat symptoms but not the root cause. I ordered the Bug Bite Thing with skepticism but am very pleasantly surprised. I had multiple bug bites that I tried this on and the itching and swelling dissipated immediately! It works and without chemicals. I highly recommend!” — HappyDaisy547
An effective grill cleaner
A pack of hanging vacuum bags
A volcanic stone face roller
An inflatable pool
A pack of stain-removing pads
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A bleach-free, no-scrub weekly shower spray
A CeraVe salicylic acid body wash
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A mosquito repellent
And a high-voltage bug zapper
An immunity-boosting allergy supplement for dogs
A pair of baggy overalls
An Etude House drying powder
Promising review: “I’m 36 and have struggled with oily, acne-prone skin my whole life. Why did no one tell me about this sooner??? I use a kabuki brush (instead of the small velvet pad they provide) and spread a thin layer of powder all over my face after all other skincare products and before foundation. It literally keeps me shine free for my 18-hour work shifts! On especially hot and humid days, I’ll reapply this *lightly* over my makeup halfway through the day. It also seems to have cleared up the smaller blemishes around my nose and chin! Hooray! I wish I could give it more than 5 stars.” — Rebekah Zenn
An air purifier
A Sun Joe pressure washer
A lawn repair formula
A lightweight primer
A standing weeder
Promising review: “Oh my god, I friggin’ love this tool. I bought this on a whim given we bought our first house and know nothing about caring for a yard. Boy has it come in handy. Our new house had a ton of weeds in the front yard and this tool helped me get most of them out in no time. In fact, the process of yanking out the weeds was strangely satisfying! I don’t think anyone can say that weeding is fun but this tool made it as close to fun as you can get, especially when you see a long root along with the weed you pulled.” — JG
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An anti-chafing balm
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A garbage guard
A Revlon hot air brush
Promising review: “I’ve been through all types of hair straighteners/stylers, flat irons, blow dryers, different brushes and combinations of all 4. This wonderful product was an all-in-one tool that’s easy to pack in my suitcase. The blowout even withstood Gulf of Mexico humidity AND Disney World in the spring humidity. I’ve also noticed that my hair isn’t falling out as much as it did with flat irons. It also keeps much more shine and moisture in my hair. Love love love this.” — Linda W.
A set of anti-chafing thigh bands
A pack of Burt’s Bees cat wipes
An instant stain remover spray
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An outdoor drink stakes set
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An instant cooling towel
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