9 home goods Amazon's store brand, AmazonBasics, carries for less - from $200 memory-foam mattresses to $45 Dutch ovens

This collection — which includes six pots and pans and five serving utensils — makes a great starter kit to outfit a new kitchen. You really get your bang for your buck here with a total of 15 pieces for just $46.

As we acquire more and more pieces of technology to charge, our regular amount of outlets just won't cut it. That's why surge protectors and power strips are great — they help you maximize the use of a single outlet, while making sure everything is safe — and worth having a few extra on hand.

A queen-sized memory foam mattress for $200 may sound too good to be true, but it's real — you can snag one on AmazonBasics. This mattress is made up of three different layers of memory foam to give you a soft, but supportive, night's rest. You can read our full review of the AmazonBasics memory foam mattress here.

Ease in to the spiralizing trend with this affordable gagdet. It has three different blades to help you turn veggies into noodles of all different shapes.

Instead of using cooking sprays, grease, or parchment paper for your next baking bout, try out these silicone baking mats. They're oven-safe and non-stick, making cleanup a breeze.

If you find yourself baking muffins and cupcakes often, swap out the typical paper baking cups for these reusable silicone ones instead. They can save you money in the long run, not to mention they come in a range of adorable bright colors.

Since they're used so frequently, washcloths can get dirty pretty quickly, especially white ones. That's why buying a bulk pack is a great idea. Amazon customers say this pack is a solid value with its low cost and durability, giving it 4.6 out of 5 stars overall.

An office chair like this one usually costs $100 or more. You can adjust its height, swivel around, and tilt back just like with the more expensive models.