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What we like: A guest-bed alternative we like. High-density tri-fold folding mattress. Significantly more comfortable and functional than an air mattress. Stack two twin mattresses for a single guest or lay them side by side for a couple.

Other things to know: Deal price is for twin size. Also comes in full and queen sizes, but we prefer two twin mattresses for ultimate versatility and storage options. Bulky to transport and store. Not ideal if you’re tight on space.

What we like: Our festive spatial mosquito repellent pick. Great for adding lighting to your patio or yard. 36-foot string of LED fairy lights adds three bug-repellent dispellers to control biting insects during backyard parties. Each repeller can be controlled individually. Durable rubber cord.

Other things to know: Depending how they’re hung, it’s possible to protect a 12-by-12-foot patio. Breezy conditions reduce efficacy. Hard to tell whether diffusers are on.

What we like: A Covid-19 and Flu A&B combination test we like. Offers a quick and easy way to screen for COVID-19 and the Flu on your own. Authorized by the FDA. Relatively affordable and sold through multiple retailers.

Other things to know: Most at-home tests are not as sensitive as lab tests, but they can quickly detect whether there's a level of the virus that you should be concerned about. Package contains four tests.

What we like: The best portable steamer for travel. Lightweight, foldable, and portable. Comes with unexpected little features we loved, like a heat-conductive soleplate on the head that can act as mini-iron, and a removable 5-ounce water tank. Doesn’t leak at any angle.

Other things to know: Only works with 120-V outlets, so unlikely to work for international travel. Heats up in 30 seconds, full tank provides 9 minutes of steam. Must continuously press down the button to use—saves water, but some find it a nuisance. Lightning deal on white.

What we like: A jewelry storage tray we recommend in our guide for the best jewelry boxes and organizers. Adaptable tray fits into drawers or even DIY displays. Meant to be hidden rather than on display. Tray expands to fit your space (ranging from 12 to 18.75 inches wide).

Other things to know: For additional storage, you can also layer other trays on top of it. No lid. Prone to gathering dust. Price reflects in cart when you choose store pickup.

What we like: Our pick for an attractive laundry basket for small loads. Minimalist design. Ideal for those who run small (or frequent) loads of laundry. Also good for those living in small spaces who want a laundry basket that can hold produce, mail, or diapers too.

Other things to know: Smallest of our picks with a capacity of 33 liters. Doesn't have a solid bottom, so not great for toting dripping-wet laundry. Rarely on sale. Price reflects in cart when you choose store pickup.

What we like: Our top pick for attractive and affordable wood coat rack for decluttering your entryway. Simple but functional. Made of solid maple. The unfinished wood looks nice on its own, but you could easily paint or stain it to suit any decor.

Other things to know: Hooks won't hold a lot of bulky coats. The hooks stick out perpendicular to the wall at a 90-degree angle. Price reflects in cart with store pickup.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best spiralizer. Has a single blade and makes sturdy vegetable noodles that don’t break apart. Takes up less space and can be conveniently stored in a kitchen drawer. Our testers found it easy to wash.

Other things to know: Isn’t as easy to use as a standing model and requires more effort. Best for cutting delicate vegetables like zucchini and summer squash. Both the base and top cap are dishwasher-safe (top rack recommended). Not the lowest we've seen, but we haven't seen a better deal since 2023. Price reflects in cart with store pickup.

What we like: Our runner-up GPS dog collar pick. Offers great location accuracy in a small package. Less bulky around your dog’s neck. Easy to set up. Accompanying plug-in base helps preserve battery life. With an IP68 waterproof rating, it can be submerged in up to 1.5 meters of water for up to 30 minutes.

Other things to know: Doesn’t connect to the GPS signal as fast as our top pick, and typically more expensive. Can’t use it on just any collar. Requires a subscription. Deal for Costco members includes a 14-month subscription. Others can buy direct from Fi and use code RESCUE for the collar and a 12-month subscription for $160. 

What we like: Our top electric pressure cooker pick. A versatile time-saver in the kitchen. Simple to use and performs all the core functions, as effectively as (or better than) competitive models. Stainless steel inner pot is durable. Steam release is safer than in previous models.

Other things to know: Misses out on some of Instant Pot’s most advanced features, like a steam diffuser or a stove- and oven-safe inner pot. One-year warranty, and replacement parts are available online. Costco membership required.

What we like: Our top pick for the best gaming mouse. Comfortable for most hand sizes and grip types. Plenty of well-placed, responsive buttons. Customizable RGB underglow lighting. Optical switches avoid the double-click issue mechanical switches can have.

Other things to know: Buttons are easy to press on purpose but hard to click by accident. Ability to toggle between ratcheted and smooth scrolling. Razer’s Synapse 3 software doesn’t work on macOS. Textured plastic can feel cheap. Deal available in black.

What we like: A reliable herb keeper staff pick. Features a well-designed two-compartment system. Trim the ends of your herbs and place them stem-side down in the green basket, then slide the herb-filled basket inside the larger clear container, which holds a few inches of water to keep the stems hydrated.

Other things to know: Swap out the water every few days to prevent stinkiness and bacterial growth. An effective but not perfect method of storing herbs. This 1.8-quart-size (which is roughly 7 inches tall) can comfortably hold a single bunch of cilantro at a time. Price reflects in cart with store pickup.

What we like: Our top pick for an unobtrusive mineral formula face sunscreen. Easy to rub in. Doesn’t feel chalky or leave a white cast. Reef-safe. Well-designed bottle dispenses just the right amount.

Other things to know: Green tint is marketed to reduce skin redness, but doesn’t seem to do anything. Not great for those with facial hair. The lowest price we've seen. Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price.

What we like: Our top personal blender pick. Also recommended in multiple Wirecutter gift guides. Powerful motor. Blended everything we threw at it without straining. Easy to use and clean. Well-priced. Small countertop footprint. Comes in a rainbow of colors.

Other things to know: Won’t blend berry seeds. One-year warranty. Gasket and blending jar can get grimy, especially if you don’t have a dishwasher. 4-piece set comes with the motor base, extractor blade, 32-ounce cup, and go-to lid. Solid deal but not the lowest we've seen.

What we like: Our budget noise-cancelling earbuds pick. Good sound quality. Active noise cancellation is on a par with pricier sets. 11-hour battery life. Customizable touch-based controls. Three sets of microphones deliver clear phone calls, even when it's windy or noisy.

Other things to know: It may take time to memorize the series of taps and holds necessary to access the full suite of controls. Lacks the clarity and sense of space that our top pick has. May not stay in place if you have very small or deep-set ears. On sale in black. Use code EAIRPRO4 to get the deal price.

What we like: The larger version of our pick for the best simple plastic compost bin. A lightweight, no-nonsense pail. Easy to clean. Attached lid is fully removable and can be flipped up one-handed. Hinged handle for carrying.

Other things to know: We think that our stainless steel pick has a better lifetime value. Lid isn't airtight. Worked well in our freezer, we could go a couple weeks between compost drop-offs. Price reflects in cart when you choose store pick up.

What we like: Our flat drying rack top pick for sweaters. This horizontal rack prevents knits from stretching and warping with gravity. Its secure mesh lets air flow around your garments for faster drying. It’s easy to set up, stack multiples, and fold for storage.

Other things to know: A bit of a floor space-hog when it’s assembled. After washing, press out excess water by gently rolling sweaters, coats, and other heavy textiles in a towel, then lay them flat to dry. Price reflects in cart when you choose store pickup.

What we like: Our top insulated tote bag lunch box pick. Extra spacious and generously sized. Two parallel shoulder straps make it convenient to carry. Zips closed and keeps food cold with an ice pack. We found ourselves reaching for it frequently for real-life use.

Other things to know: Difficult to clean and dry. Covered by OXO’s limited lifetime warranty. Only comes in one color, blue. Price reflects in cart when you choose store pickup.