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1. A cropped waffle knit top for a cute way to transition into spring. Throw on a pair of jeans, your favorite sneakers, a hat to hide that third day dry-shampoo-ain't-cutting-it hair and, hello weekend!
2. Or a slouchy sweater that one reviewer said as smooth as butter and that's pretty much the vibe we're going for. Pair it with leggings and some comfy slip-ons and you've got your daily uniform sorted.
3. A personal-size blender with over 62,000 five-star ratings so you can save the $8 you'd be spending on an overpriced smoothie on your way to work. This internet-famous blender doubles as a travel cup and unlike some of those fancy big blenders, it's super easy to clean — just toss it in the dishwasher.
4. A mattress pad if a new mattress isn't in the budget right now, but your back begs you for one every morning. Get this $40 pad and it's like you went mattress shopping — it'll instantly make your bed feel so much softer and more comfortable, for a tiny fraction of the cost.
5. A spoon and lid rest that's pretty much the most genius kitchen invention ever. It keeps your utensils on hand and catches all those grease drips so you don't have to spend all night scrubbing the countertops.
6. A three-in-one wireless charging station so you can keep your devices charged without a million cables cluttering your nightstand. It's super light which makes it easy to throw in your bag for travel, and has a blue light to notify you when everything is done charging.
7. A 36-pack of pimple patches that are so lightweight, reviewers say they forget they're even on their face. Stick them on pimples instead of popping, then let the hydrocolloid sticker work overnight and you'll wake up with clearer skin in the morning.
8. A mini Keurig coffee maker with over 63,000 five-star reviews from all the other caffeine lovers out there. It takes up minimal counter space — as in five inches, no really — makes a great cup of coffee and is under $100. Given how much you spend at Starbucks, this baby will pay for itself in no time.
9. A faux wrap dress someone called the best thing they have ever purchased. Tons of shoppers say it gets them compliments every time they wear it, and if you love the idea of a wrap dress but not the idea of it accidentally unwrapping, this little faux wrap's got you covered — literally.
10. A four-pack of lazy Susans because it's time for that long overdue pantry cleanout. Get these turntables for your cabinets, shelves, and pantry and you'll no longer have to rummage through 12 expired cans and bottles to find that one thing you need.
11. A car trunk organizer so you're not afraid to open your trunk for fear of all that's going to fall on you. Again. This handy organizer keeps everything neatly in place, including itself because of its clever velcro-lined bottom.
12. A water bottle with motivational markers because hydration isn't any less important in the colder months. If it gets to be 7 p.m. and you realize the only water you've had is that in your three coffees, you need this chic bottle in your life.
13. A set of four pastel-colored pasta bowls that'll elevate any weeknight meal, even greasy (read: delicious) takeout, to fancy restaurant-level.
14. An oversized denim jacket for an instant wardrobe staple you'll find yourself reaching for all spring long. Layer it over a graphic tee, black jeans, and a pair of lace-up boots and you'll feel effortlessly cool, and more importantly, super comfortable.
15. A CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser with an overall 4.7-star rating from more than 101,000 people. The colder months can do a serious number on your skin and if you don't want a harsh cleanser to strip it of all its moisture, this gentle formula is the perfect choice.
16. A sandwich bread dispenser that may sound like just another thing to clutter your kitchen, but reviewers promise otherwise! It has an overall 4.5-star rating from more than 12,000 people who say it helps keep bread fresher for longer and helps free up counter space.
17. A 28-piece spice bottle and tiered rack set to take your kitchen drawer from hot mess to magazine-worthy. It includes the bottles, elegant black and white labels, and an adjustable rack that fits most standard drawers.
18. A pair of joggers that are super soft and have more than 22,000 five-star reviews to prove it. They're also under $20 and come in more than 30 colors, so get a pair for every day of the week and you'll still be paying less than you'd dish out for a name brand.
19. A six-piece baking set so you can finally start baking recipes from the pretty cookbooks you keep ordering and swear you'll actually use this time. This non-stick set looks beautiful and is the perfect starter kit for every budding baker.
20. A lace-trim tank top that looks way more expensive than this steal of a deal. Dress it up with chic high-waisted pants and a blazer or go casual and tuck it into cutoff shorts, it's the versatile top your closet's been missing.
21. A two-pack of bag sealers so you don't have to keep buying clips to seal all those chip bags. Also, this little tool is super fun to use besides being effective, cheap, and all those good things.
22. A 14-piece knife block set that looks as sharp as it cuts. If your dull old knives just aren't ~cutting~ it anymore, upgrade to this Kenmore set that has every knife you'll ever need and adds a cute pop of color to your countertops.
23. A set of 12 plastic stemless flutes for a grown-up version of red solo cups. Reviewers say these totally look like glass, but make throwing a big party so much easier since they're disposable.
24. A three-tier serving set to take your entertaining game to the next level. Use it to serve desserts, chips and dip, or your weekly farmer's market haul to keep it from rotting in the back of the fridge.
25. A 20-inch spring wreath so you can welcome the new season in style. If the dry pine needles that fall every time you open the door keep reminding you it's time to take the holiday wreath down, here's your push to actually do it.
26. A rolling utility cart you can use as a bar cart, extra storage in the kitchen, a spot for your printer and office supplies, a surface to hold your skincare collection, a makeshift nightstand in the guest room...you get it, pretty much anything.
27. And a tub of Crayola air-dry clay so your kids can unleash their creativity and make play food so delicious-looking, you almost will take a bite. The modeling clay is easy to use and dries in as fast as three days which every impatient little sculptor will be happy to hear.
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