Best Prime Big Deal Days Sales of Household Goods

Though thinner than other disinfectant wipes we tested, these wipes from Amazon Basics nevertheless perform well and have a blessedly minimal scent.

Performance-wise, this dish soap cleaned about as well as most others, maintaining its suds through the washing of all our dirty dishes. Its clean scent is pleasant, too.

This dish soap produced a rich lather, cleaned messes well, and dispensed from the bottle easily. According to Dawn, it has “2x the suds”, so messes are scrubbed away quicker and with less work from you.

This dish soap produced rich suds and had an elevated, herbal scent like no other we tested. It is also available in an easy-to-dispense 16-ounce bottle.

This dishwasher detergent earned the highest score of all the pod and gel detergents we’ve tested. It cleans well and minimizes film and discoloration on dishes.

These dishwasher detergent pacs earned top marks for their ability to clean dishes and resist film and discoloration. They also resist water spots caused by hard water on dishes.

This super-soft two-ply tissue demonstrated decent abrasion resistance in our tests, but fell short in terms of strength and absorbency. Still, the pick comes in money-saving packs of 10 in colorful, well-designed boxes you’ll be happy to display.

Amazon Basics Flushable Wipes were our editor’s choice pick because they cleaned well (even sticky hands), dried quickly on the skin, and retained moisture in their packaging better than most others.

These flushable wipes from Cottonelle were the easiest to dispense from their packaging and had a high tensile strength in our tests. These also boast a light fragrance.

This hand soap has a smooth and velvety feel that turns our hands silky-smooth. The large bottle is also a big money-saver and perfect if you already have hand soap dispensers you love to display.

In our tests, detergent sheets disappointed in their lack of performance. Of the brands we tested, this was the best one, earning passable ratings for dirt removal.

In our tests, the Presto cleaner removed sticky syrup and grease from countertops like a dream, and seemed to dispense more cleaner in one spray than some other picks. Just skip it for mirrors and use a dedicated glass cleaner instead. 

These are super-strong quart bags, and super-easy to use, as well. They were no. 3 for our leak test, but on the other hand, they’re among the cheapest we tested—even when not on sale. 

Although hard to close, these are very sturdy bags, and make a great option for parents with toddlers who have a penchant for throwing their snacks.

This bamboo toilet paper was an all-around winner: sturdy, easy to start a roll, and individually wrapped in stylish paper. It’s not the softest—but on the other hand, it’s not linty.

It’s not luxury, but it performed reasonably well in our tests, making it a great budget option for a kid’s room or the office. It disintegrates very well, so if you have an old, sensitive plumbing system, this toilet paper should be considered.