27 Target Products That Will Save You Money Longterm

A 6-cup Brita water filter pitcher, which claims to replace "up to 1,800 16.9 fluid-ounce single-use plastic water bottles a year." That's a whole lotta H2O!
Price: $19.89 (available in five colors)
A magnetic dry-erase whiteboard that won't waste paper and makes it super easy to keep grocery lists, which should cut down on a few extra trips to the supermarket.
Promising review: "We purchased this to put on the fridge for shopping/task lists, and it's perfect. It came with magnets to adhere to the back of the board, and the magnets and adhesive pads are of great quality and adhere well. The marker works great and comes with an eraser on the cap (handy), and the board comes with a bonus magnet." —KateSPrice: $5.49
Or a 32-page eco-friendly smart spiral reusable notebook to send all your handwritten notes to cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email, and more using the Rocketbook app for iOS and Android.
Promising review: "I've really appreciated this notebook so far. My favorite feature is actually getting to wipe it clean, which is a huge help in decluttering and using up other notebooks! I like the functionality of uploading the notes if needed. Sometimes I don't upload at all and just use my hand-written notes to type up notes via email after Zoom meetings. For other projects, I've found it really useful to upload and have a record of my notes!" —meaganwhitPrice: $31.49
Reel Paper bamboo paper towels for all of those times you forgot to go to the store for regular paper towels and you're forced to use fast-food napkins and dish towels to blot out and soak up household messes.
Promising review: "These exceeded my expectations. They obviously won't be as absorbent or soft as Bounty, but for bamboo, they're amazing! Go look at other bamboo paper towel reviews; you'll quickly realize that these exceed the quality of any others. They're strong, lint-free, and clean well. Yes, they're not that soft, but they're not wiping your butt, so you'll be fine." —Summer WilksPrice: $7.39+ (available in packs of two and six)
A gentle-use at-home dry cleaner kit to steam clean, deodorize, and remove wrinkles from more delicate clothes. All it takes is 20 minutes in the dryer, which costs so much less time, money, and effort than going to an actual dry cleaner.
Promising review: "This was my first time purchasing this kit, and it really worked! It refreshed my sweater without spending money at the dry cleaners." —LBPrice: $13.89
An 80-piece Johnson & Johnson first aid kit for any boo-boos that might happen while out and about or indoors. This pack has it all, and the case can be reused and refilled.
What's included: 30 adhesive bandages in assorted sizes, 21 sheer adhesive bandages, hand-cleansing wipes, 10 gauze all-purpose dressings, and one full-sized Neosporin antibiotic ointment.Promising review: "This is the perfect on-the-go first aid kit. It fits great in the glove compartment of my Honda Odyssey and has everything I need. I will definitely be getting this again when I need to get another one. I would recommend this for all parents to keep in their cars." —TinaTargetMamaPrice: $13.79
A 6-quart digital window air fryer because the oven takes too long to warm up and the microwave doesn't always leave food tasting its best. Plus, that window lets you see exactly how everything is cooking.
Promising review: "I wish I had bought one sooner. I love the quick cleanup. And the fact that it has a clear window. It also has a recipe book included. In one week, I have used it several times. I am going to get through the learning curve on this. I love this!" —1MadhatterPrice: $69.99
A set of three reusable canvas tote bags to take grocery shopping (or any shopping for that matter). You can never have too many multi-use bags (just remember to clean them from time to time).
Promising review: "These are beautiful and high quality! Each of my kids has one that they grab before heading out for activities. I love that they have thickly woven straps and ample room!" —ChristinePrice: $15.50 (originally $23.99)
Clorox drain cleaners that'll clear out those clogs and hair monsters without having to employ chemicals that most of the time don't get the job done.
Promising review: "Just used one of these for the first time and I was able to clear two drains (bathroom sink and tub/shower) with many uses of just the one tool. I have long hair, known to be an issue in drains, and I'm pretty sure I pulled out some remnants of past tenants as well. The teeth didn't start significantly bending or threatening to break until I was basically done with the second drain. It was definitely gross but incredibly effective." —EmiPrice: $6.29 for three
A 12-pack of 32-ounce wide-mouth Mason jars with lids — they have countless applications. I, for one, use them to extend the lives of certain fruits and veggies. No more throwing away half a carton of strawberries after two days!
Promising review: "I use these as often as possible instead of plastic containers for food storage as these do not stain, don't get distorted in the dishwasher, and can be reused for years." —HatLadyNCPrice: $13.19 (originally $16.49)
An airtight, water-resistant Vaultek LifePod X Rugged Electronic Lockbox with a keypad lock to keep your valuables — like smartphones, cash, passports, or medicine — safe while you're at the beach, pool, or anywhere that allows you to concentrate on fun instead of potential theft.
Price: $84.99
A pack of dishwasher-safe stainless-steel and silicone straws that'll cut down on single-use plastics and work way better than paper straws.
Promising review: "Love these straws! Easy to clean as they come with a cleaning brush, and the silicone tops are removable. Definitely would recommend :)" —bklovestargetrunsPrice: $4.24 (originally $4.99)
A three-pack of Tide To Go stain remover pens for those trips where you're packing light and there's no washing machine. Kiddo clothes will most likely get stained, so you'll be glad you have this on hand for sauce and juice spills.
Promising review: "Handy and easy to use to remove stains on the go or to spot treat stains at home." —Target GirlPrice: $8.99
A pack of three size-assorted biodegradable, washable, and reusable beeswax food wraps to tear plastic wrap use out of your life for good.
Promising review: "I love these! Better option than plastic. I like to use them to wrap sandwiches so I can wipe them clean after and reuse them." —Mamax4 Price: $15.89
A fast-charging, long-running portable wet/dry vacuum cleaner ideal for keeping in your car and saving you some money on springing for the Executive Gold Package at the carwash.
Promising review: "I initially bought this for my car, but now I use it around the house too. It's powerful and easy to clean — great value for the price!" —MyraPrice: $59.99 (originally $199.99).
An Energizer charger for NiMH rechargeable AA and AAA batteries, so you'll never run out of juice again.
Promising review: "I decided to get this battery charger because I play video games and have spent quite a bit on batteries. Purchasing this was the best decision. It's worth it. Charging time is perfect. I charge the batteries at the same time, use two, and have two to spare, and continue playing when the previous batteries need to be charged. Good investment." —NAFPrice: $15.99
A spray bottle of water-based Folex instant carpet spot remover because if you've got a carpet or rug (that you care about), you best believe it's gonna get stained. Take a look right now; there's probably a new stain already waiting for you!
Promising review: "I've been using Folex for many years. This is the only thing that can get stains out of my carpet pretty fast. Sometimes, they do return, but if you just want something that's quick and you don't have to scrub so hard, then this is going to be the thing for you." —VmurphyPrice: $8.59
A Lego Botanicals mini orchid building set that'll add a never-need-to-water-or-worry-about-dying floral touch to any room, all for the cost of one actual bouquet of flowers.
Promising reviews: "A really fun build. It didn't take very long. A great set for anyone that won't take hours or days to put together." —Baxterdad"Looks life-like from across the room!" —OtherPrice: $23.99
An easy-to-clean, dishwasher-safe, odor-containing, and pest-reducing plastic OXO compost bin, so now you have no excuse not to compost on the reg.
Promising review: "I originally had a one-gallon metal can-style compost bin with charcoal filters in the lid. It worked for a while, but just got sooo gross, and was hard to clean. Switching to this one has been great. Things I love…. 1) The bag stays in place with the rim to hold it. 2) The lid is attached. No more gross lid sitting on the counter while you're peeling potatoes. 3) The lid also detaches for easy cleaning. 4) The lid is not deep. Our old one had a deep, rimmed lid that resulted in it pressing into the nasty compost and getting stuff stuck all over the edges. 5) Comfortable carry handle. 6) EASY to clean. 7) Somehow, despite no filter, it hasn't gotten stinky." —Ticky85Price: $32.99
A set of silicone baking mats that eliminate the need for butter, grease, oils, sprays, parchment paper, or disposable foil.
Promising review: "No complaints. Very slight staining after running them through the dishwasher. I should have checked the dimensions so they match my baking sheets exactly, but no biggie." —CHPrice: $13.19
A portable clothesline, because the sun's rays are always the most cost-effective way to dry your wet laundry. Attach it anywhere from a balcony to a tree, on an RV, or even in a hotel room.
Price: $11.49+ (available in three sizes and seven colors)
A travel container set for all of the lotions and potions that you require on your journey. No need to spend money on travel-size versions or packing full-size bottles, taking up extra space and weight in your luggage.
Price: $15.39
A Bialetti Moka 6-cup espresso maker to make a strong, rich brew and save you some cash since you won't need to make any more daily trips to over-priced Starbucks. Niiiice! (Read in Sabrina Carpenter's voice).
Promising review: "We love our Moka pot! We bought this six years ago now, and it's still holding strong. We've had three other coffee makers (pour over, French press, etc.) over this same time period that have since broken, but not this Moka pot! We've been using it daily for the last two years because it's the most convenient way to make coffee in the morning. And it tastes great!" —JenPrice: $39.99 (originally $44.99).
And if you're a Keurig-user, a four-pack of reusable K Cups that'll cut down on plastic waste and give you more options to drink your favorite flavors of brew.
Promising review: "Works perfectly in our Keurig. How nice to choose your favorite blend of coffee and not have to use just what's offered in the disposable plastic pods. Note: The manufacturer suggests a coarse grind as the finer grind clogs up. I especially like that it's BPA-free and easy to clean after each use. The price for four is reasonable compared to some of the others that are not as easy to use and have questionable manufacturing." —FlamingoPinksPrice: $11.99 (originally $18.99).
A battery-operated LED toilet bowl nightlight, because in the middle of the night, one's aim is not always true, and the last thing you want to spend any time or money on is cleaning up floor pee.
Promising review: "Works well and very well made. Love having this! No need to turn on the light each time through the night." —Love this rugPrice: $10.39
A two-pack of Stasher reusable food bags that not only help to phase out non-recyclable single-use plastics, but can be used to keep almost anything from snacks and toys to medicine and changing supplies contained.
Price: $29.49
A 3-in-1 multi-charging cable so you can cut down on having/buying an excessive amount of cords, always have the right plug, and be able to juice up several devices at once.
Promising review: "We live in an Apple /Android home, so we need all three types of plugs. I was concerned that the two adaptors would break off or the connections would become useless, but four and a half months later, they're as good as new. It might be nice if they offered a bit longer version, but that is not a real issue for us." —ArbyPrice: $16.08 (originally $27.28)

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