- These are 10 products you should be buying
at IKEA under 20 dollars, and with so many new products,
this could be my favorite IKEA video yet.
We begin with a bargain flying off store shelves,
and it's this laundry bag with stand at 2.99,
on sale from 4.99, and fantastic for college
as a hamper that can easily be transported
with the carrying handles on each side.
It was sold out at my local store, so grab it while you can.
I saw this three tier rolling cart
inside many shopping carts priced at 15 dollars,
with a form factor that would compliment any room
from a kitchen to bathroom.
The wheels and size for this price are a plus.
This almost four foot by six foot rug at 15 dollars
is easily the least expensive indoor rug of this size
that I have ever seen,
for a potential apartment, a living area,
different ways to make this work.
Point two begins with an ingenious storage solution,
and it's this clip-on basket for 9 dollars
that slides on to pre-existing shelving
to increase that underutilized space directly under a shelf
or cabinet to accommodate anything
from spices to coffee and tea.
It could even serve as a shoe rack.
I like this flexible laundry basket at 6 dollars
so much I bought it in this green color,
and it's ideal for our growing family's laundry needs.
This foldable washing tub at 5 dollars was featured
in the kids section, but I thought this would be great
for any type of delicate that needs hand washing,
or for fruits or vegetables.
This folds flat for storage when the washing is complete.
Available in three different colors,
these storage crates on wheels are 9 dollars,
and phenomenal for any type of household storage.
I was quite intrigued
by this cleaning bucket and caddy at 17 dollars.
With a draining hole equipped removable tray
that sits inside the bucket.
This clever design cuts down on the number of things
you would need to own, with a mop, bucket and cleaning caddy
all contained in one.
As another multipurpose storage basket with handle
for a few dollars more at 20 dollars,
this one is more rugged, and in my case,
my wife, Daria, has significantly more products than I do.
I sometimes feel as though I've been banished
to just one drawer in the bathroom,
so I can now contain everything I own.
In here, in the number three spot,
this two pack of flexible chopping boards
at 1.79 allow you to easily transfer
and pour whatever you're slicing.
The set of four metal measuring cups
at 9 dollars is nicely priced.
The stainless steel colander you see right here
at 15 dollars expands to fit your sink, and it's a dupe
of a significantly more expensive version
manufactured by KitchenAid.
For improved drawer organization, this knife rack
with inserts at 5 dollars is a good way
to potentially store knives, freeing up
the precious counter space
that those larger knife blocks occupy.
One thing that disappoints me though
is this salad spinner at 8 dollars
which was just five bucks the last time I reviewed this.
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In the number four spot, I love this 99 cent shoe bag.
Great for Labor Day and Thanksgiving travel
around the corner.
Not just to protect your shoes but to protect the items
that surround them in a suitcase or backpack.
Comprised of the same material from that shoe bag
is this storage bag for 1.99, perfect for storing clothing,
especially with the change of seasons.
These are 21 by 19 inches.
Slippers are an interesting IKEA find at 2.99,
more comfortable than what you might find at a dollar store
with a much thicker sole.
And speaking of frugal feet, this shoe organizer
at 1.49 is ingenious.
It allows you to stack your shoes on top of one another
rather than side by side.
Great for confined space within a closet.
And if you'd prefer a more premium version for an entryway,
this metal shoe organizer at 3.49 accomplishes the same type
of vertical organization.
I featured this BAGGMUCK Shoe tray not too long ago.
It has increased in price by 2 dollars to six bucks,
but it remains a great price and size to protect your floor
from dirt and gravel, especially with fall
around the corner.
This underbed storage case at 10 dollars could assist
with the storage of blankets or thicker coats,
and it could also sit well on top of a shelf and a closet
as well as under a bed.
This eight pack of bamboo hangers at 9 dollars is on par
with Dollar Tree pricing, and way cheaper
than what you'd find on Amazon.
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In the number five spot,
this black chair at 20 dollars qualifies
as the least expensive foldable seating I have encountered.
Perfect for unexpected guests.
This can hang on a hook for storage when not in use.
If you need a more traditional dining chair at 15 dollars,
I love the quality of these ones which are stackable.
Reduced from 5.99 to 2.99, these reddish chair pads
felt quite thick and well priced if you just need
a quick upgrade for a seating cushion replacement indoors,
and for a higher end, even more plush alternative,
this premium chair pad is 8 dollars.
These 17 piece tool sets at 13 dollars are likely familiar
to many of you, but I just wanted to quickly flag them
as a great grab this time of year for anyone heading
off to college, alongside this 260 piece screw and plug set
for the same price.
One purchase you might want to avoid is this lithium
ion drill screwdriver set
as there are cheaper, well rated versions
which you can buy on Amazon that I'll link to on the screen.
Point six includes some illuminating tech.
Let's start with this modern desk lamp,
very nicely priced at 6 dollars.
This could also potentially work
for a kid's room or a study.
A two pack of 250 lumen LED bulbs at 4 dollars
is the exact bulb you'll see featured
inside many IKEA fixtures.
It has a warm, very bright output at a competitive price.
For mood lighting or for those seeking a more modern vibe,
these LED Edison bulbs range in price
from 3.49 to 10 dollars.
And while you can buy cheaper USB chargers elsewhere,
if you like the IKEA aesthetic of these bedside
or desk side chargers at 19 dollars,
they might be something to consider.
And there's a wireless charger option
priced at 1 dollar more for those interested.
This waterproof Bluetooth speaker at 15 dollars
has pricing on par with what you'd find on Amazon,
but this did perform very well in my test
as a companion for the shower or pool side.
I would however, avoid these 39 inch LED strip lights
at 8 dollars, way too short compared to
what you can buy elsewhere,
alongside this 118 inch light strip for 28 dollars
which may sound more impressive but still pales
in comparison both quality wise and lengthwise
to the higher end brands at lesser prices
which I will link to on the screen.
Point seven begins with this generously sized throw
for 5 dollars.
It's 51 by 67 inches in size.
It has fringes on the end and some great character.
This is one thick doormat at 9 dollars.
It has a texturized, non-skid bottom, which would be good
for a smaller space, perhaps an apartment or a side door.
But for a more standard entryway,
this large theme doormat at 15 dollars is quite lovely.
And while I did encounter some Halloween doormats
at 10 dollars, depending upon the time of year
you're watching this, you'll likely find a themed doormat
to reflect that particular time of the season.
And while we're on the topic of holidays,
if you are a serious present wrapper,
this wrapping paper roll at 13 dollars allows you
to easily store and cut your wrapping paper.
And it could be just as useful
for a DIY project or crafting.
And by the way, have you ever noticed
the IKEA shopping carts seem to have a mind of their own?
They move sporadically in all these different directions
without even being touched.
It's like they're programmed to alert me
to different corners of the store
where I should spend more of my money.
I'll have an epic selection of IKEA finds under 2 dollars
in a moment, but in the number eight spot,
this 100 pack of tea lights priced at 5.99,
is the second best per unit price I have seen
outside of Dollar Tree which sells them in increments of 30.
So if you need a 100 and you're already at IKEA,
here you go.
This black metal tea light lantern at 7 dollars
could be purchased in black or white,
and the quality is terrific.
If you still enjoy a good wall clock,
I love the mid-century modern design
of this one for 13 dollars, and echoing a similar aesthetic,
you might like these modern alarm clocks for the same price.
I haven't seen one of these vintage alarm clocks
in many, many years, but if you wanna go back in time,
you can now do so for 10 dollars.
And also sporting a rather old school design,
this eight ounce plant mister at 7 dollars
looks like a vintage perfume bottle at a first glance.
And I decided to bring this home to better care
for my favorite plant, the money tree.
For the next point on my list,
and for those who enjoy French pressed coffee
as my parents do, this coffee maker at 15 dollars
is significantly cheaper than a nearly identical model
you'd find from Walmart or even Target.
This four bottle steel wine rack at 10 dollars
could sit nicely on a countertop.
This six piece wine glass set, however at 8 dollars,
is something I would categorize as a do not buy
as I found the quality inferior,
and the glass thinner to what you could buy
for almost the same price at Dollar Tree.
I like this ready to label four pack of spice jars
at 5 dollars for a more organized pantry.
And speaking of organization, this four-tier shelving unit
at 16 dollars would be great in a bathroom
or even a pantry or laundry room perhaps.
For shower ready storage,
this corner shelf unit is 10 dollars.
While this soap dish with suction cup at 9 dollars
is a great solution for those that don't have
built-in shelves to a shower.
Which brings me to a big question,
pertaining to this two pack of toothbrush holders
with suction cups at 7 dollars,
designed for those like my wife
who brush their teeth in the shower.
Prior to learning she did this, which blew my mind,
I had never considered such a thing.
Do you brush your teeth in the shower?
Let me know in the comments.
It's turned into quite a personal video today.
For the next point on my list,
everything is under 2 dollars.
Let's start with this lint roller at 99 cents,
cheaper than Dollar Tree, and it certainly does the trick.
The iconic IKEA bag you see right here
at 99 cents is durable, it can easily be cleaned,
great for anything from warehouse club runs
to transporting holiday presents
or even leaf cleanup in the fall.
I found the shower squeegee you see right here at 1.79
to be of a higher quality
than what you would find at a dollar store.
In particular, the rubber and metal manufacturing
appears to be better on the IKEA version.
Although this toilet brush holder at 1.99 has increased
in price over the last couple of years,
it remains a solid value.
This budget flatware tray is another former 99 cent product
that has now increased in price to a buck 49.
But in my findings, it's still superior in quality
to what you would find at Dollar Tree.
Here's a welcome price reduction.
This four inch, metal plant pot at 1.49
had an original price of 3 dollars
and it could accommodate a variety of plants.
And available in white or black with a unique cone design,
I love this three gallon trash can for 2 dollars.
For today's bonus section,
I'm including this prize wheel game at 30 dollars
as a bonus since it is priced over 20 dollars.
But it's a serious crowd pleaser for any party night
or a way to potentially gamify chores
for the younger members of your household
or any house related task, I love this.
I received many subscriber requests surrounding the quality
of the faux plants from IKEA,
and I can conclude IKEA still has what is perhaps the best
and most realistic looking collection of faux plants
from any retailer that I have visited recently.
As a food find, I'll include this two pound bag
of frozen IKEA meatballs for 12 dollars.
For those unaware, you can enjoy the Swedish delicacy
from home on your own terms as well as the mashed potatoes.
And as that one more expensive item I'll include,
because I saw many shoppers buying these 15 inch side tables
with carrying handles.
At 53 dollars, if you want a table that you could easily
store once you're done hosting,
or if you are catering to someone who's sick,
breakfast in bed, or that special someone
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