Everything Our Editor Is Loving on Amazon This Month, Including Some Registry-Friendly Products

Using this dishwasher-safe silicone gadget to drain pasta or help rinse fruit and vegetables is one of our all-time favorite kitchen hacks. No need to store a separate colander, or clear space in the sink for it: just clip this onto a pot or bowl and you’re all set. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

While I love my Lands’ End tote for all of its side pockets and compartments, I still find that I need pouches to keep things organized. This trio of pouches from Thread Wallets is more oblong in shape, which means they're ideal for tote organization. I also love that this set comes with a carabiner to keep them together. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

I’ve been working on improving my sleep posture, so I’m currently eyeing this memory foam wedge pillow. It’ll prop up your legs to improve circulation, while reducing pressure on your back, knees, and hips. If you’ve recently had surgery, this is a great option. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This summer has been one of the hottest I’ve ever experienced, and while spending lots of time outside, my phone has become disabled from overheating. This pouch will prevent that from happening, while also floating in water and providing drop protection, which can help save battery life. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This pumice stone can be used anywhere in your home, and works on tough stains on tiles, sinks, toilets, and more. To use, run under water, gently rub, and rinse. You can store it in the case it comes with. We’d suggest buying two: one for your bathroom, and one for the rest of your space. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Our team loves milk_shake for its leave-in conditioners and detanglers. So when I discovered this product from the brand, I added it to my cart immediately. It’s a quick-rinse hair mask that’ll provide a glass hair effect. Just apply on damp ends, let it sit for a few seconds, and rinse. It’s perfect for the days when you're short on time. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

All summer, our team has been looking for the best products for minimizing ingrowns and razor bumps. This duo from Bushbalm has gotten many positive reviews, and we love how uncomplicated it is. To use, apply the scrub along your bikini line, under your arms, or on your legs post-shave. Then apply the oil within two minutes of getting out of the shower. The scrub will slough away dead skin, while the oil will nourish and hydrate. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

If you live with roommates (or multiple pets), you need this vacuum to suck up allll the hair. It’s specifically made with a strong-enough suction power to glide over bedding and mattresses. Whether you want a deep clean or are prone to allergies, this device will do the trick. The best part: It has a built-in UV light for killing allergens further, while warming your bedding. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Yes, this cutting board is massive. At 20-by-30-inches, it is not for the weak. But if you’re looking for a substantial cutting board free of microplastics, this is the one to grab. It’ll provide extra cutting space and make meal prep less of a hassle. Not to mention, you can slice and serve directly on it if you’re entertaining. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Our editors have tested out Meridian’s trimmer and it’s a solid tool for the price. Neither editor experienced ingrowns, burns, or razor bumps after use, and its ergonomic handle made it comfortable to hold. The battery comes fully charged, though it comes with a USB-C cable once it runs out. Use it pretty much anywhere — including on the face, below the neck, along the bikini line, and more. If you’re sick of manual razors, this is a huge help. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

I am officially sick of changing out and repurchasing filters for my humidifier, so I’m eyeing this one from Carepod. It has a stainless steel basin that doesn’t need a filter, which you can wash on the top rack of your dishwasher. It’ll hold up to four liters of water, and I love that it has coverage of up to 500 square feet. Pick from three timer settings and misting levels. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

My fiancé is officially in his golf era, and he’s been building out his wardrobe. PSA: Golf clothes are expensive. I recently found these 7-inch shorts for him. They’re lightweight, have spacious pockets, and the fabric is quick-drying for those extra sweaty days. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Dash is popular for its mini waffle makers, but I had no idea they made stand mixers. I’m also looking to add one to our registry that isn’t heavy and works in our small space. This one has a 3.5-quart capacity, three basic attachments, and a splash guard. All the attachments and the stainless steel bowl are dishwasher-safe, which is an added perk. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

While I don’t have wrinkles, I do have strong expression lines along my forehead. These patches from Frownies are popular because they’re noninvasive and basically retrain the muscles along the eyes and forehead to not move in their regular pattern. They’re hypoallergenic and noncomedogenic, and I love that all you need is a little bit of water or toner to apply them. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

I just keep amping up my at-home matcha lattes, and this time, I’m resorting to a scale to measure out the perfect latte ratios (IYKYK). This mini scale is from the same brand as my beloved milk frother, and is tiny enough for apartment living. It has a clear, digital display and is rechargeable, too. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)