Just Get Yourself a Little Treat: It’s Your Last Chance to Shop Prime Day Deals for Under $10

I like pot holders because they give you more control than oven mitts.

But if you do prefer mitts, this is a very cute gingham pair.

Fill the chamber with whole cloves of garlic, then wheel this gadget around to chop them up. The more you move, the finer the chop.

This is the kitchen tool Strategist senior editor Winnie Yang reaches for constantly “to strain out short or stuffed pasta, or a single serving of udon or beans, to retrieve boiled eggs or potatoes or blanched vegetables from scalding water, to remove solids from stock, or to rinse berries or grapes under the tap,” she says.

KitchenAid also makes a nice pair of shears for snipping, cutting, and trimming.

When was the last time you replaced your vegetable peeler? Those blades don’t stay sharp forever.

I’ve had this sponge caddy inside my kitchen sink for years and it’s never gotten moldy or fallen off.

Super-absorbent Swedish dishcloths for drying dishes and mopping up spills.

Always worth stocking up on.

A Mrs. Meyer’s hand-soap refill for a mere $7. I’ve already added this to my own cart.

If you don’t decant, the regular containers are also on sale.

It’s smart to have Magic Erasers on hand, and this 12-pack should last you a while.

A stain remover to treat clothes and linens.

I use microfiber cloths regularly to wipe down counters, bathroom surfaces, mirrors, windows, and more. When I’m done, I just throw them in the wash.

Detergent sheets are especially useful if you wash at the laundromat.

These flexible tubes can be endlessly scrunched, squished, and twisted, and they make a satisfying pop when you do so.

Drawing with sidewalk chalk is a top-tier summer activity.

Corsillo also says board games, like Connect 4, are great to keep on hand for birthday gifts.

This card game, described as “very energetic solitaire,” is another one of our favorites.

This kit comes with 12 wooden magnets of plants and animals you can paint.

Pick your animal: spider, scorpion, or snake.

Half-off a true classic.

There are 32 colors to make whatever you could possibly want.

This is a gentle and lightweight K-beauty oil cleanser.

Or opt for this gel one, which is recommended for oily and acne-prone skin since it’s pH-balancing and contains nondrying ingredients.

Or stick with a tried-and-true.

These practically invisible patches work in six to eight hours.

Strategist deals writer Martha Tuber uses this BioSilk texturizing powder to degrease her bangs.

My personal favorite body lotion — super moisturizing, never tacky — is nearly 30 percent off.

And this is the rose water I spritz on my face every morning to help me feel refreshed.

Beauty writer Tembe Denton-Hurst says this brow glue is a solid dupe for Anastasia Beverly Hills.

A super-creamy concealer that has earned a spot in our Drugstore Hall of Fame.

Strategist writer Bella Druckman says this is an all-time-low price for the fabric shaver she uses on cashmere sweaters and her couch.

It’s hard to nail tortoiseshell — but surprisingly, this phone case does it.

Strategist writer Arielle Avila stocks her bags with this gum. It’s aspartame free and sweetened with xylitol, which helps reduce bacteria and plaque buildup.

’Tis the season.

A mini-umbrella to stick in any purse, bag, tote, or car.

And a slim, portable, foldable fan to do the same.