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64 Dank Things On Amazon That Are Cheap As Hell

UsatodaynewsFebruary 21, 20210

If there’s only one piece of advice you should ever take from me, it’s that saving money is never a bad idea. Think about it: Do you really need that $8 coffee every morning? What about that $16 sandwich at lunch? I know, these are tough decisions — because buying things that bring you joy is, well, joyful. And if you can’t see yourself functioning without making at least a few enjoyable purchases each day, then make sure to check out all the cheap stuff on Amazon that you can buy.

Why Amazon? For one thing, the company makes it easy to save money. Not only does it feature hundreds of retailers — but most of the time, it even has cheaper options than department stores. It’s also pretty easy to avoid junk while you shop (just check the reviews). Any product that has thousands of four- and five-star reviews is likely to be dank — and if you do your due diligence, you can make sure it’s cheap as hell, too.

But why waste all your time scrolling online? Just check out all the genius Amazon products I’ve gathered for you here. My personal favorite is fridge deodorizer that’s shaped like a penguin; what’s not to love?

This Shower Towel That Exfoliates Your Skin

No matter where you’ve got dry patches, this towel can help exfoliate all over so that your skin is left feeling soft and refreshed. It produces the same rich lather that cotton towels make, and one reviewer even raved, “It feels rough out of the package but when you wet it and actually use it, you will be surprised. Leaves you feeling squeaky clean.”

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This Hot Tool That Gives You Bouncy, Beachy Waves

You don’t need to spend a day by the ocean to get beachy waves — just fire up this hot tool. The tourmaline ceramic plates help tame unwanted frizz while infusing shine, and the head is adjustable up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Dual voltage allows you to use it worldwide, and the auto shut-off feature keep is useful for forgetful minds.

The Handheld Shower Head For Your Pets

You don’t have to fill up a messy bath for your pet; just give them a wash using this handheld pet shower head. It slips onto your shower head in just a few seconds, and the hose is 5 feet long so that it’s easy to maneuver all over your bathroom.

A Suction Cup Stopper That Works On Any Type Of Drain

Plug up your sink with this stopper, or even put it in your bathtub for a relaxing soak after a long day. The bright blue shade adds a cool pop of color to your tub, and the built-in suction cup ensures that it stays put while you bathe.

A Wand That Filters Out Histamines From Your Wine

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In the third round of The Genesis Invitational 2021, Dustin Johnson recorded three birdies against 3 bogeys to remain even through 13 holes before play was suspended due to darkness. Johnson is 7-under-par for the tournament. The PGA TOUR returns to iconic Riviera Country Club for The Genesis Invitational. Tournament host Tiger Woods will be in attendance but won’t play as he is still recovering from a back procedure last month. World No. 1 Dustin Johnson and defending champion Adam Scott are among the headliners. Notables in the invitation-only field include major champions Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Collin Morikawa, Jordan Spieth, and Francesco Molinari, plus world No. 2 Jon Rahm. Two-time FedExCup winner Rory McIlroy looks to finally lift the trophy at Riviera after holding a piece of the lead Sunday a year ago only to fall to T5. In addition to reigning champ Johnson, FedExCup winners in the field include Justin Thomas, Brandt Snedeker, and Jim Furyk. Here you can find everything you need to stay up to date with the world’s foremost golf tour. Check in for highlights from every tournament plus player profiles, swing analysis and all the greatest shots and amazing moments. Teryn Gregson presents the craziest moments from around the world of golf in ‘Good, Bad & Unusual'.

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