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    31 Things To Buy If You're Slowly Becoming Your Parents

    Are you truly your parents' child if you haven't bought these yet?

    1. A pack of stick-on cable clips so your desk is always organized. Looks like all the years your mom spent yelling at your to clean your room finally got through to you.

    2. A set of 50 cable straps to keep your chargers and laptop cables neat — just like Dad always did it.

    3. A soft-close toilet seat for anyone who's tired of living with monsters who let the toilet seat *slam* closed. Who knew one day you'd be screaming "close it quietly" just like your parents?

    4. A set of cactus dryer balls so you don't have to wait hours for your laundry to dry. They help aerate the dryer so it finishes 50% faster while also reducing static cling and wrinkles. As a true adult, you recognize how absolutely wonderful warm laundry is and now realize how silly you were to toss the dryer balls your parents gifted you forever ago.

    5. Ear plugs for loud concerts, because your parents were right about not wanting you to damage your hearing. They're made of silicone so they won't muffle sounds like foam ear plugs, meaning you can wear them to all-day music festivals. Reviewers with noise sensitivities also swear by these ear plugs for helping them enjoy concerts or navigate noisy crowds.

    6. A set of 24 glass food storage containers to keep food you can't finish. Why spend money on takeout when there are leftovers in the fridge (aka what your mom was talking about when she said "there's food at home")?

    7. A set of eco-friendly reusable bags that'll make your super organized parents oh so proud. There are hook-and-loop fasteners on the side of the bags so you can attach them together and roll them up when you're not using them. The cooler bag is especially useful for foods like ice cream and meat because it's insulated. And! The poles are detachable so you can use the bags for regular storage.

    8. A coupon organizer so you always get the best deal on your groceries. It was embarrassing to watch your mom whip out coupons at the store when you were a kid, but now you're all about those savings.

    9. A reusable silicone bag for snacks. As the unofficial mom of your friend group, you like to make sure there's always food on hand in case of emergency munchies.

    10. A fleece blanket that'll keep you cozy during Netflix binges. Your parents knew what was up when they said staying home was more fun.

    11. A pair of memory foam slippers you'll want to superglue to your feet. They have a no-skid sole so you can wear them outside just like Dad did (much to your embarrassment as a kid). Comfortable shoes are a necessity and surprisingly hard to find, so now we can kinda see why parents would want to wear them everywhere.

    12. A pair of massaging gel insoles to keep your feet happy. You probably found these lame when you were a kid playing dress up with your parents' shoes — but now you know they're basically life-changing and definitely worth it.

    13. A heating pad for all your aches and pains. It totally makes sense now why your parents were always complaining about their back or knees.

    14. Or, a microwaveable neck compress so you can find relief without being chained to your couch. It also works wonders for people who inherited the cold gene from their parents and are perpetually freezing.

    15. A foot roller that'll massage away the pain of a 12-hour shift — no partner needed! You should call up your parents and thank them for this suggestion.

    16. A purse organizer that'll help you find a place for all your stuff. "I can't find anything in here" —your mom and you before buying this insert.

    17. A magnetic meal planning and grocery list pad so everyone knows what's for dinner, because you're sick and tired of the kids always asking.

    18. A KitchenAid stand mixer that'll make all your baking dreams come true. Chances are you've been lusting after one of these for years and are 100% ready to be the mom who always sends the kids to school with baked goods for the class.

    19. A sheet pan with lid for any home chef who wants to whip up dessert that's as good as their mom's.

    20. A set of leather coasters to prevent water rings from ruining your wood tables.

    21. A two-pack of Dawn dish soap for cleaning the dirtiest dish — as well as carpet stains, your makeup sponge, and even glasses. Mom and Dad always said it was worth it to spend a little more for Dawn, and they were totally right.

    22. A two-pack of Tilex Mold & Mildew spray that contains the stain-fighting power of Clorox bleach. After years of cleaning up after you, we'll trust any product that comes parent-recommended.

    23. A novelty coffee mug for anyone whose sense of humor now resembles their parent's — aka they very much enjoy coffee-related jokes.

    24. A set of mesh undergarment bags so you can wash your delicates without ruining the underwire. (RIP that beautiful bra you got to wear like twice before the dryer destroyed it.) It's almost like...your mom was on to something...when she suggested you use these years ago.

    25. An auto-off outlet for the person who's picked up their parents' bad habit of worrying about everything. Did you shut off your hair straightener? No worries if you didn't! This outlet automatically powers down after a certain amount of time.

    26. A 39-piece tool kit that'll help you with repairs around the house, because you've finally realized that it's cool to live in an apartment where things actually work (Who knew a screwdriver could be so useful?!) Your parents will be so pleased — and relieved that you'll stop asking them to help.

    27. A set of travel hand lotions for anyone with chronically dry hands. No more stealing Mom's (though she may ask to borrow yours)!

    28. Supergoop sunscreen to protect your skin — just like Mom always told you. Reviewers love this cream because it doesn't make their skin greasy or leave behind a white cast.

    29. A shoe shine kit so you can restore the boots you already own instead of spending more money on a new pair. Not spending $$$ on shiny new boots? Frugal dads everywhere rejoice!

    30. A huge bag of epsom salt that'll remind you of the one your parents have at home. Epsom salt is a great source of magnesium, which has anti-inflammatory properties and may even help you sleep better.

    31. A pack of mini hand sanitizer for the traveling germaphobe. *Sanitizes hands and passes bottle to parents*

    Oh, is it not cool to be like your parents?

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