100 Amazon Basics Products You Didn't Know Were This Good

Amazon Basics products that are actually good: 100 budget picks from a mom of six, sorted by category, from kitchen and laundry to school supplies, pets and travel.

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10/6/20262 min read

A white wire basket of household essentials, with paper towels, hand soap, sponges and dish brushes.
A white wire basket of household essentials, with paper towels, hand soap, sponges and dish brushes.

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With six kids, five cats and a dog, we go through a lot. Aluminum foil, freezer bags, batteries, hand soap, printer paper, envelopes. The everyday stuff adds up fast.

Shopping Amazon Basics has been one of the easiest ways we save money. I've found the products to be good quality, and for a lot of everyday things they've been a great replacement for the name brands.

So here are 100 Amazon Basics products, sorted by category so you can skip to what you need. Some of these are staples in our house, and the rest are well-reviewed picks worth a look.

Amazon Basics for the kitchen

1. Aluminum foil

2. Plastic wrap

3. Freezer bags

4. Sandwich and snack bags

5. Parchment paper

6. Tall kitchen trash bags

7. Glass food storage containers with lids

8. Silicone baking mats

9. Nonstick baking sheets

10. Nonstick cookware set

11. Paper towels

12. Kitchen knife block set

13. Digital kitchen scale

14. Silicone kitchen utensil set

Amazon Basics cleaning supplies

15. Microfiber cleaning cloths

16. Disinfecting wipes

17. Dishwasher detergent pods

18. Dish soap

19. Broom and dustpan set

20. All-purpose cleaning spray

21. Step trash can

22. Scrub sponges

23. Glass cleaner

Amazon Basics for laundry

24. Velvet hangers

25. Laundry detergent pacs

26. Liquid laundry detergent

27. Dryer sheets

28. Foldable clothes drying rack

29. 3-section laundry sorter

30. Pants and skirt hangers with clips

31. Ironing board

32. Rectangular foldable laundry hamper

Amazon Basics batteries and electronics

33. AA batteries

34. AAA batteries

35. USB wall charger

36. Tablet stand

37. Wireless mouse

38. USB-C charging cables

39. Surge protector power strip

40. HDMI cable

41. Indoor extension cord

42. Wireless keyboard

43. Over-ear wireless headphones

44. Portable phone charger

Amazon Basics school supplies

45. Washable markers

46. #2 pencils

47. Ballpoint pens

48. Glue sticks

49. Dry erase markers

50. Pencil sharpener

51. Kids' backpack

52. Colored pencils

53. Highlighters

54. Composition notebooks

Amazon Basics for the bathroom

55. Liquid hand soap

56. Body wash

57. Cotton bath towels

58. Shower curtain liner

59. Bath mat

60. Cotton swabs

61. Toilet paper

62. Hand towels

63. Washcloths

64. Facial tissues

Amazon Basics office and craft supplies

65. Bulk envelopes

66. Printer paper

67. Thermal laminator

68. Laminating pouches

69. Paper shredder

70. Sheet protectors

71. Index cards

72. Packing tape

73. Sticky notes

74. Stapler

75. Multipurpose scissors

76. 3-hole punch

Amazon Basics home and storage

77. Fabric storage cubes

78. Clear storage bins with lids

79. Vacuum storage bags

80. Under-bed storage bags

81. LED light bulbs

82. Microfiber bed sheets

83. Bed pillows

84. 5-shelf storage shelving unit

85. Over-the-door shoe organizer

86. Blackout curtains

87. Throw blanket

Amazon Basics for the car and travel

88. Hardside carry-on spinner luggage

89. Rolling duffel bag

90. Car phone mount

91. USB car charger

92. Laptop backpack

93. Underseat carry-on rolling bag

94. Insulated cooler bag

Amazon Basics for pets

95. Cat litter mat

96. Dog poop bags with dispenser

97. Pet carrier

98. Cat tree or scratching post

99. Pet bed

100. Dog leash

Start with what you buy most

You don't have to switch everything at once. Start with the things you buy every week, like foil, trash bags and batteries, and see how much you save.

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