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9 As-Seen-on-TV Products That Are Worth Buying

Home | Updated: April 29, 2026
Bennett Kleinman
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Bennett Kleinman is a New York City-based staff writer for Inbox Studio. He is also a freelance comedy writer, devoted New York Yankees and New Jersey Devils fan, and thinks plain seltzer is the best drink ever invented.
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Have you ever found yourself winding down for the evening when an electrifying spokesperson pops up on your TV with a revolutionary new product that will “change your life”? Most of the time, you probably find yourself disappointed with the cheap set of knives or single-use items you end up buying. But some infomercials actually promote high-quality products that absolutely warrant your attention and your cash. Here are 10 as-seen-on-TV products that are very much worth buying.

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Drop Stop

We’ve all lost small items to the perilous spot between the driver seat and center console in your car. But there’s one way to prevent your phone and keys from falling into that graveyard full of french fries and loose change: the Drop Stop. This malleable stopper fits over your seat belt buckle and seals the gap, allowing you to keep your eyes on the road and your phone within reach.

BUY FOR $25 AT AMAZON
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TubShroom

Don’t look at your shower drain — the buildup of gunk and hair is enough to strike fear into the heart of anyone. You can prevent future clogs and plumbing emergencies with TubShroom. This small metal object fits into any open drain and catches loose hairs before they get any further into your pipes. After each shower, simply remove and rinse the TubShroom.

BUY FOR $13 AT AMAZON
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Fasta Pasta

A watched pot may never boil, but the Fasta Pasta can solve that problem by completely removing your stove from the equation. Place your pasta in the plastic tray, measure out the water, and let it cook in the microwave for 12 to 13 minutes. Remove the Fasta Pasta and drain the water using the built-in vents for a quick and delicious meal.

BUY FOR $20 AT AMAZON
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Scrub Daddy

Doing dishes rarely brings a smile to your face, but that’s not the case with Scrub Daddy, first featured on the television show Shark Tank. Don’t let the playful grin fool you — Scrub Daddy is tougher on dirt than a regular kitchen sponge. It’s designed to be soft in warm water and firm in cold water, while the smile is used to clean both sides of dirty utensils at the same time.

BUY FOR $14 AT AMAZON
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Hover Cover

Heating up a bowl of pasta can make your microwave look like an art gallery, but you can prevent food splatter using the Hover Cover, a plastic cover that’s both microwave and dishwasher-safe. The built-in steam vents allow heat to escape while keeping sauces and soups in your bowl. For easy storage, use the magnets on the top of the Hover Cover to attach it to the roof of the microwave.

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Shoe Slotz

If you’re running low on room for shoe storage, Shoe Slotz can double your storage capacity in the blink of an eye. Rather than store your shoes side-by-side, Shoe Slotz organizes each pair into a single stack for easy access and convenient storage.

BUY FOR $20 AT AMAZON

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Flex Seal

Leaky roof? Use Flex Seal. Drafty windows? Use Flex Seal. Runny nose? Okay, maybe not Flex Seal, but you get the idea. Flex Seal is a versatile rubber spray-on sealant that fills cracks and openings. It can be used on wood, glass, metal, and any other surface around the house where you’re worried about water creeping in and causing damage. Flex Seal comes in a spray can, as a liquid, or as a waterproof tape, making it easy to apply no matter the circumstances.

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‘Ove’ Glove

Avoid potential burns using the ‘Ove’ Glove, a kitchen safeguard that withstands temperatures up to 540 degrees Fahrenheit. The ‘Ove’ Glove is perfect for taking trays out of the oven, changing hot lightbulbs, or moving cast iron pans from the stove if they’re too hot to touch.

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OxiClean

Few as-seen-on-TV products are better known than OxiClean, a versatile cleaner made famous by the late, great television spokesman Billy Mays. But OxiClean actually lives up to the hype — according to Consumer Reports, OxiClean MaxForce even does a better job at stain removal than any traditional liquid detergent, getting rid of a wide variety of stains such as grease, dirt, and wine.

BUY FOR $16 AT AMAZON

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Bennett Kleinman
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Bennett Kleinman is a New York City-based staff writer for Inbox Studio. He is also a freelance comedy writer, devoted New York Yankees and New Jersey Devils fan, and thinks plain seltzer is the best drink ever invented.

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