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Unique Amazon products that are currently trending

Want to add something fun and unusual to your Amazon shopping list? You’re in luck: We scoured the web’s biggest online marketplace to bring you unique Amazon finds. You can also save money with our top Amazon alternatives.

From bizarre gadgets to quirky household items, these products will catch your eye and add a touch of eccentricity to your life. And the best part? You can save up to 34% on these strange but amazing Amazon products.

Keep reading to discover these hidden gems and upgrade your shopping game today.

1. Clean screens, happy life

Gadgets can get dirty, especially when you’re on the go. A microfiber cloth is the best solution to clean your screens. This two-in-one spray cleaner is easy to carry and as small as a lipstick tube.

It comes with a safe cleaner and a microfiber cloth, so you can easily clean your phone screen wherever you are. Just spray and wipe with the included cloth.

2. Illuminate your life

If only you could brighten your home just by saying, “Let there be light!” These portable light bulbs are a good solution, though. They’re convenient and useful, so you can put them in your home, a trailer, or your bedroom closets. One reviewer used these battery-powered bulbs to read during a power outage.

3. Rise and shine! This is one of the most unique Amazon finds

Who knew the ultimate solution for heavy sleepers was an alarm clock that runs away? This no-fail alarm clock wakes you up with no hassle. It will roll and jump from your nightstand up to three feet. It can cruise on carpet and wood floors. Oh, and it can even hide! Cute and distinctive, this alarm clock with wheels is 11% off.

4. A bright idea for outdoor enthusiasts

Imagine having a headlamp that lights up everything in front of you with just a lightweight headband. Good news: That’s actually real! This wearable light strip helps you see when you walk the dog at night or head out on a camping trip.

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6 everyday objects that can threaten your cybersecurity

We have to worry about many forms of cyberattacks, from phishing to spyware. Since we know about these digital threats, we tend to be more careful online. However, you also have to defend against physical cybersecurity threats.

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The replacements

Some items need to be replaced more often than most of us actually do. I’ve got you covered! Even better, these household items are on sale now:

Replace your toothbrush every three months or after you’re sick. Bacteria sits in the bristles. Grab a four-pack for 13% off now.
Dishwashing sponges should be replaced every couple of weeks. Set yourself up for six months to a year with a 24-pack for under $10.
You’re supposed to replace your pillow every year or so. Get a four-pack of quality down-alternative pillows to update your household ($29.99, 32% off).
Spices lose their flavor fast, but whole spices can last for three to four years. Now you just need a spice grinder. This Ninja model is 28% off.
At least once a year, replace your shower curtain liner to keep mold and mildew at bay. This bestselling liner is 29% off now and $11.99.

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Household objects that slow down your Wi-Fi

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Did you know that your innocent household items may be secretly plotting against your Wi-Fi? Here’s what they are and how they do it in this one-minute podcast.

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