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It also comes with a sock remover tab so you can easily slip off your shoes AND socks.

These cushioned socks are popular because they give you a plush landing pad to make your feet feel comfortable step after step. Plus, the built-in arch compression means that annoying sock slippage is a thing of the past, and the moisture-wicking material helps keep your feet dry.

"They wash and wear well," said one satisfied customer. "After at least 15 washes they've not lost their cushioning or compression abilities." They went on to say, "They seem to help with foot fatigue and aching. I love wearing them when running or when I know I'll be on my feet all day."

Talk about a cut above: Over 13,000 Amazon reviewers have given this block of knives their five-star seal of approval. The set comes with a chef's knife, bread knife, santoku knife, serrated utility knife, paring knife and six steak knives. Plus, you'll also get a sharpening steel, a pair of kitchen shears and a stylish wooden block to house them all.

"Finally sharp (and safe) knives," said one thrilled reviewer. "I have been used to ordinary knives until my brother, who is a chef, convinced me to upgrade to Henckels. I must admit I was a bit nervous at first, worrying about cutting myself, but the grip on these knives keeps my hands from slipping. They are extremely sharp and do a great job in the kitchen."

Check out our roundup of the best knife sets for more. 

Does anyone actually enjoy changing their shower liner? These double-sided hooks make the job a lot easier, at least. Slide your curtain over one side and the liner over the other; then, when it's time to swap the liner out, you can just lift it off without getting the curtain involved.

Ready to finally trade your fraying wired earbuds for a sleek pair of Apple AirPods? These second-gen top-sellers have hundreds of thousands of perfect ratings for a reason — well, multiple reasons: clear, rich sound quality, 24-hour battery life and the fact that you won't find yourself tangled up in cords if you accidentally fall asleep with them in. Apple is one of those brands that doesn't really need to have sales since their products are so in demand. That said, we'll take $49 off when we can! 

"I've had a real problem with finding comfortable earbuds and for years have stuck to the one [pair of] corded earbuds that were comfortable and didn't fall out," wrote one Apple convert. "I thought it was finally time to try these as I transitioned to only having a cell phone. I was surprised at how comfortable they are. The sound quality is good, and the charge lasts a long time. I'm a believer!"

Have a car full of fast food containers and crumpled tissues? We'd advise scooping up this No. 1 bestselling car trash can while it's on sale for a mere $6 — over 60% off!

Even the best blades need to be honed from time to time, and this nifty tool can do the job in just a few swipes. There are notches for repairing, straightening, sharpening and polishing to take your knives from dull to like-new. 

Sleek as a Dyson, minus the high price tag, this ultra-affordable vac just might make you enjoy cleaning your floors! At a mere 3 pounds, it's super easy to take with you from room to room, and its 45 minutes of run time should be sufficient for sucking up dust, dirt and debris from the most sprawling abode. We love that it turns into a handheld vac for reaching higher surfaces, and the fact that it has a five-stage filtration system designed to capture 99.99% of particles floating around is the cherry on the sundae.

At just about half a pound, this topseller is like an ultra-lightweight extension of your arm — and what it lacks in heft, it certainly makes up for in dexterity. With this handy grabber tool, you'll be able to grasp hard-to-reach items above and below with ease. The durable metal rod extends as far as 32 inches for easy reaching and folds down for space-saving storage when not in use. Its rubber claws ensure a secure hold, and its grips are also equipped with magnets for lifting metallic items small and large.

This little orb does more than just play music — it also gives you access to Alexa, who you can ask about pretty much anything under the sun, and can be used as an alarm clock. Down to just $23, this is the best price we're seeing on the internet.

Snails and skin care? Why yes, they do in fact belong together! Thousands of shoppers swear by this snail mucin-infused serum for acheiving a more hydrated, smooth and even complexion, and it's even been known to help soften fine lines and target dark spots. It rarely goes on sale for less than $15, and the last time we saw it priced lower was during July's Prime Day.

The handy massager works deep into muscles to alleviate tension, soothe kinks and generally relax the body; plus, it has 20 different speeds, ranging from 1,600 to 2,600 rpm.

Just make sure your spouse doesn't get jealous when they see you hugging this instead of them!

Did you know retinol isn't just for your face? That's right; it can be used all over your body to target everything from fine lines and sun damage to skin that's starting to look crepey. This formula contains soothing ingredients like aloe vera, green tea and chamomile to help prevent redness and irritation, all while improving elasticity for skin that looks and feels firmer, plumper and more hydrated. Prescription-strength retinol products can cost upward of $40, and even at full price, this highly rated lotion is a fraction of that. But the fact that it's on sale for $18 makes it an even better bargain, and we haven't seen it dip much lower than that all year. Plus, 15 fluid ounces is a lot of product you're getting!

"Hot Grandma — no more crepey skin!" testified one enthusiast. "I have tried so many products for the crepey skin on my upper arms. They’ll moisturize and make my skin soft, but the wrinkles remain. This one actually works. The wrinkles diminished greatly after only a couple of uses."

Packed with plant extracts such as rosemary, chamomile and pansy, along with sunflower and sweet almond oils, this top-selling moisturizer lives up to its name — it is, essentially, food for your skin. Its creamy, hydrating formula has a moisture-locking beeswax and botanical oil base to help hydrate rough, thirsty skin and transform it into glowing, radiant skin. It's been literal years since we've seen it marked down to less than it is now, and it's not rare to see it priced closer to $20. Our advice? Get it for $15 while you can!

"My heels and feet are the softest I've ever known them to be!" exclaimed a happy user. "With New England weather, my facial moisturizer didn't seem to keep my face moist enough. So, I tried this on my face too. I woke up with the softest, most pliable-feeling skin for a 60-year-old." (Celebs like Hailey Bieber convinced me to try it, and now I'm obsessed, too; read my Weleda Skin Food review for my full thoughts!)

Not only do these luxurious pillowcases feel like heaven, but they're also great for your skin and help protect your hair from split ends. Sweet dreams!

Not only is this Cuisinart 12-Piece Knife Set going to give your kitchen a lovely pop of color, it's also going to make slicing and dicing a lot less taxing. Equipped with premium stainless steel blades, they're sharp, for sure, but also have a ceramic coating to keep food from sticking to them. Plus, their individual hues allow you to color-code, should you want one knife reserved for meat, one for veggies, etc. Oh, and did we mention they come with a lifetime warranty? This set rarely goes on sale for less than it is now (only once so far this year, by our count!), and it's hard to argue with paying under $5 per knife! 

"This knife set made me a pro in the kitchen," wrote a happy home cook. "They cut like butter. They wash like glass. ... I actually purchased these knives for my husband and my son. My husband is the cook in the house, and my son is learning. I wanted them to have good stuff to use and no more of that cheap junk that you have to saw to cut meat. These knives cut in one little slice. Now I'm in the kitchen cutting up stuff, probably for no good reason."