131 Best Prime Day Kitchen Deals on Amazon 2024: Le Creuset, Vitamix, and KitchenAid

We love the whole range of Vitamix blenders, but if we had to recommend just one, it would be the Vitamix 5200 blender. And it’s 16% off right now.

While the interface may seem basic, we love that this blender is both simple to use and ultra high-powered, capable of taking on any task you give it—whizzing pesto, pulverizing nuts, crushing ice, or churning out the smoothest soups, smoothies, and purées imaginable

If you're looking for a Vitamix that's lower-profile (this one fits nicely on a countertop even if you have low upper cabinetry) and affordable, but still packs the punch of power you can only expect from a Vitamix, you can snag the Explorian blender for almost half the price of the 5200.

The Vitamix FoodCycler FC-50 cuts food waste down to a fraction of its original volume. With a quick push of a button, you can turn your used coffee grounds, banana peels, and moldy grapes into nutrient-rich plant food to mix into soil. This compact food recycler requires just one cubic foot of counter space and operates quietly, making it ideal for apartment dwellers. The lid has a carbon filter to reduce odors, allowing for indoor use year-round.

If you don't have the space for a full blender in your kitchen, an immersion blender is a versatile tool that allows you to whizz up soups and sauces directly in whatever pot you're cooking them in or even make smoothies with ease. This one from Vitamix is quiet and powerful, with a three minute maximum run time that'll allow you to accomplish just about any blending task you can dream up.

KitchenAid stand mixers are a favorite in our test kitchen for a reason: They’re solidly constructed, easy to use, and if you take good care of them, they’ll last for decades. The Classic series 4.5-qt. model is big enough to tackle just about any baking project you throw at it—and it’s currently on sale for $50 off.

The Artisan is KitchenAid's other most well-known mixer model, next to the Classic series. Like the Classic, the Artisan is a tilt-head model, but it has a slightly larger capacity than the Classic with a 5-quart bowl. Unlike the Classic, the Artisan is available with glass bowl in addition to a stainless steel bowl. It also comes in more colors. The stainless-steel bowl version comes with a pouring shield, which handily keeps ingredients from pouring out over the sides.

If you don't have the space for a full-sized KitchenAid stand mixer or are more often than not making small to medium-sized batches of dough and batter, you might consider opting for this mini version of the brand's classic tilt-head model. With a 3.5-quart capacity, it's still large enough for most jobs—it can fit about five dozen cookies worth of dough, for instance. With the smaller size comes a smaller price tag; at $250 on sale, this is the cheapest deal on a KitchenAid mixer we've found so far this Prime Day.

This heavy duty stand mixer’s 7-quart capacity bowl means business—like baking 13 dozen cookies or eight loaves of bread kind of business. This KitchenAid Professional model features 11 distinct speeds and an 11-wire whisk. It also comes with a flat beater and a spiral-shaped dough hook, perfect for kneading large batches of bread and pizza dough.

If you've got a marathon holiday cookie baking session on your horizon, this nifty attachment for your KitchenAid stand mixer is a must. It functions much the same as your typical paddle attachment, but it's got a built-in scraper that'll save you from constantly needing to get in there with a rubber spatula and scrape down the sides of the bowl yourself.

Making pie dough in a KitchenAid stand mixer can lead to an overworked disappointment of a crust because the standard attachments don't cut butter into the flour as much as they just beat it into submission. This pastry beater though is a cheap, easy way to protect your pie crusts while still giving you the ease of making dough with an electric mixer.

Sometimes smaller is better. Like when you're trying to chop herbs or make a little salad dressing. Because if you don't have enough of whatever it is you're trying to process in the bowl of your 14-cup food processor, it's not going to be able to do its one job. That's where a mini food processor comes in super handy. And right now you can get this cute 3.5-cup model from KitchenAid for more than 20% off.

If you're looking for a well-priced toaster that's got enough slots for the whole family, this model from KitchenAid is your best bet—especially when it's on sale. It won the budget category in our toaster testing over at Epicurious because of its sleek interface, stainless steel finishes, dual temperature controls, and extra wide slots that can accommodate everything from thin slices of sandwich bread to pillowy slabs of brioche.

This was a former top pick in our electric kettle product test thanks to its performance and the sleek design trademark for appliances from the Enfinigy line. It features ultra-fast boiling time, precise temperature control, boil-dry protection, and a keep-warm setting.

The Enfinigy's powerful personal blender has a 500-watt motor, and its 20-oz. size is ideal for single-serving smoothies and juices. It’s small enough to fit in your kitchen cabinets, but chic enough to live on your counter. It also comes with a to-go lid so you can take your drink on the road.

Ever go to toast a slice of sourdough and realize your toaster just isn't big enough? Well, that won't be a problem with the Zwilling Enfinigy toaster. The slots are so long, you could fit two slices of regular bread—so that sourdough won't be a problem. The shape's perfect for if you have a slim little cranny perfect to nestle this toaster in.

This kitchen scale looks, feels, and works like the epitome of luxury. It's polished, comes to life just by a touch, and is ultra-precise. Normally the Zwilling would be a bit more of a splurge pick when it comes to kitchen sales, but this Amazon Prime Big Deal Days you can get it for over $20 off.

A Zojirushi is the Cadillac of rice cookers (luxurious, well-respected). That is to say, this brand makes our all time favorite rice cookers—full stop. This particular model also doubles as a slow cooker or Instant Pot, but you can read our detailed guide to the various models the brand offers to decide which model is right for you

Rice cookers aren't just for rice. This 5.5 quart model from Zojirushi also cooks perfect oatmeal and porridge, making it an appliance you can count on all day long.

A micom—or microcomputerized—rice cooker can customize your cooking time and temperature to make the perfect bowl of rice. This particular model is one of the best. It will make your rice perfectly, and it's a little more budget-friendly compared to some of the other Zojirushis—and that affordability's only bolstered by the nice 39% off.

For those looking for the most high tech of all rice cookers, look no further than the Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy cooker. This machine can sense whatever you put in it and how it's cooking over time, and will adjust the time and temperature as needed.

Some of our absolute favorite air fryers are on sale right now, including this more compact Cosori. It's more compact and easier to move around, but you won't sacrifice on quality here—it'll air fry frozen tater tots and fries, sliced zucchini, and veggie burger patties to crispy perfection. The controls are super easy to navigate and it's relatively inexpensive, especially this Amazon Prime Big Deal Days.

Fun fact: Instant Pot also makes air fryers, and really good ones too. This is our expert-recommended basket-style air fryer. It's powerful, has a big capacity while maintaining a small footprint for your counters, and features a pretty easy-to-use interface.

Yes, it has a slightly wacky appearance—some might say it looks like it belongs at home in Patrick Bateman's '80s apartment in American Psycho. But it's the best value toaster oven we've tried after years and years of testing. It can make great toast, sure, but it can also roast a mean chicken breast if you need something that can function like a full sized oven on your counter.

The right countertop oven might have you choosing it over your actual oven, especially for smaller jobs. The secret weapon for this attractive model from Balmuda is the steam technology, which allows you to perfectly toast and reheat breads, English muffins, pizza, and pastries.

Save for a few features, this smart convection oven by Breville is nearly identical to BA's all-time favorite “toaster” oven. In fact, Breville's small-but-mighty countertop cookers can do everything your a full-size oven can do, but more precisely and efficiently. (You can even use a Dutch oven with the slow-cook preset instead of your Crock-Pot.)

This double countertop convection oven from Ninja has 13 functions and a "FlexDoor" that gives you the option to cook at two different temps at the same time.

Whether you're cooking in a small kitchen or just don't want to turn on your oven to reheat a slice of pizza or make a small batch of cookies, Breville's compact smart oven is a must-have kitchen appliance. The 1800W countertop oven heats up super quickly, and it's large enough to fit a 12-inch pizza or a small roast chicken.

If you've never tried a good countertop steam oven before, let us clue you in: They produce incredible bread, crisp crusts and the most pillowy soft interiors you've ever baked. We've made bagels in this Fotile model and love the results. The only thing to know about it is that, while it offers a massive list of preset cooking options (steaming fish, baking chicken, things like that), they're a little tricky to use because they're labeled with numbers instead of words. But if you just stick to the standard settings like bake, steam bake, or steam, we bet you'll love the performance as much as we do.

This juicer won a top spot in our product test. In fact, it’s not just a juicer—it can make nut butter, pureé fruit, grind coffee beans, mince garlic, and so much more. And this Prime Day it's 37% off.

If you're looking for a juicer deal, Breville's Juice Fountain models are our favorite centrifugal juicers we've tested, though we do tend to prefer slow juicers in general because they are quieter, easier to clean, and the juice keeps longer and is less prone to separation. However, centrifugal juicers are your best bet for getting the greatest yield in the smallest amount of time, and they tend to be much less expensive. This Breville is a centrifugal juicer with an extra wide 3-inch feed shoot so you can (if you push) get a whole apple in without needing to cut it up into pieces.

Breville's toasters—and their toaster ovens—repeatedly win our product tests thanks to smart design features that make toast easy to remove from the machine (and you know that's not a given with toasters!) and even heating on a variety of temperature settings.

Associate commerce director Emily Johnson owned this Nutribullet blender for years before upgrading to the more stylish Zwilling personal blender. She still recommends this one as a solid option for people looking for a small blender that can easily tuck into a cabinet.

When it comes to Dutch ovens, you can't do better than Le Creuset. Yes, it's stunning and comes in a variety of iconic colors, but it's also an extremely high-quality piece of cookware that will last a lifetime. The Le Creuset reigns supreme in our product testing year after year—searing, braising, and caramelizing its way to the top. It resists chipping over time, and its design really sets this Dutch oven apart from competitors. The wide loop handles and lighter weight make the otherwise hefty piece of cookware easier to maneuver. While the Le Creuset is an investment, you can get a 5.5-quart size in Flame for over $100 off the regular price.

Yes, everybody wants a Le Creuset Dutch oven, and for good reason! But they're expensive, even on sale, and Lodge makes a really good Dutch oven that's a fraction of the price, even when it's not on sale. Today it is on sale, and while it may not be the Dutch oven of your dreams, with proper care it will do everything you need it to while you save up for that Le Creuset—even if it takes you years.

This smaller option from Lodge has a 4.5-quart capacity that's still big enough for meal prep-sized servings of soups and stews as well as sourdough boules and cozy season braises. It's oven safe up to 500° F, and can also be run through the dishwasher.

This Dutch oven from Amazon Basics is another great alternative to pricer options like Le Creuset and Staub at a fraction of the price. Consider it the perfect addition to your newly well-equipped kitchen, there for all of your fall soup and winter braising needs.

As far as price-to-utility ratio goes, a pre-seasoned $40 Lodge skillet is one of the best kitchen deals out there. But a $28 Lodge cast-iron skillet? Even better.

For those who love grilling but maybe don't have the space or budget for an actual grill, use this grill pan on your stovetop (or grill, if you have got one) to replicate that nice grill-worthy sear.

If you ever make homemade pizza, then you need a pizza stone or pan. Lodge makes a high-quality four-inch option that's on sale for 20% off right now.

Morning breakfasts never looked so good than with this reversible pre-seasoned griddle from Lodge. Bring it on-the-go when camping or just whip it out when your making brunch for a crowd.

Green Pan is a favorite brand among nonstick stans: These pots and pans are durable, heat evenly, and are made of a ceramic nonstick coating that’s free of PFAS, PFOA, lead, and cadmium. This classic frying pan is a great deal at just $33 and will see you through plenty of Sunday morning egg breakfasts and weekday veggie stir-fries.

While the pans in the Reserve line may not be our top pick from the GreenPan in terms of performance, they sure are the prettiest (it's the gold handles, okay?!). Senior commerce writer Emily Farris has happily made eggs and quesadillas in a Reserve pan for years and right now, you can snag this set of three different size pans in complimentary colors for nearly 40% off.

While we don’t typically recommend full nonstick cookware sets (do you really need a nonstick stockpot?), we do understand the appeal if nonstick is what you’re most comfortable cooking with—and this 11-piece set is on sale for a whopping 36% off.

If you’re looking for a coordinated cookware set this Prime Day, let this chic, cream-colored set from Caraway catch your eye. We love the included storage that comes with these sets, which are also available on sale in perracotta, navy, and sage colorways.

If you like to cook eggs, a nonstick pan is a must. This pan from German brand Mueller handles the heat better than most, with a stone-derived coating that's oven safe up to 450°, so even if you burn your first batch of pancakes, you won’t be burning off nasty fumes.

If you use your frying pan often, it has already seen better days. Replace it with this solid cast stainless steel pan that’s dishwasher and oven safe. It’s even got a stay-cool rubber handle so you won’t accidentally burn yourself.

When it comes to stainless steel cookware, All-Clad is the best of the best. While we don't always advise buying full sets from one brand, this 14-piece pot and pan set is definitely worth the snag at 46% off. Our editors generally prefer the D3 cookware from All-Clad—specifically the stockpot, frying pan, and saucepan—but you can expect the same standard of quality from the brand's 14-piece D5 5-ply set.

That said, if you're specifically in the market for a stockpot, that aforementioned tri-ply favorite of ours is available right now for 19% off. It's virtually indestructible, can fit in your oven, and doesn’t have any heat spots you might need to worry about.

All-Clad makes some of our favorite cookware in the game, and their D3 line of stainless steel pots and pans consistently comes out on top in our product reviews because of their quality construction and aluminum core that allows them to heat quickly and evenly while remaining relatively lightweight compared to solid stainless-steel options. These frying pans are a test kitchen favorite and the winners of our testing over at Epicurious—and you can grab a set of two for a steep discount right now.

Caramelize onions with ease and make everyday cooking smoother with this set of nonstick pans, compatible with all stovetops, including induction. They can withstand oven temperatures up to 500°F, allowing you to try a variety of recipes. With over 14,000 five-star reviews, you can trust these pans to deliver even cooking and durability that lasts for years.

It's a good idea to refresh your sheet pans before the holiday season, and some of our favorite models are on sale right now in a variety of sizes. Nordic Ware sheet pans repeatedly win our tests of the best sheet pans, and the on-sale eight-sheet size is great if you do a lot of toaster oven cooking, or if you make separate meals for kids who insist on chicken fingers.

This heavy-duty 18-gauge aluminum half-sheet pan comes expert recommended by one of the best bakers in the business. It'll last you forever and ever—and it's only $17.

The Nordic Ware Naturals aluminum half-sheet pan is BA's favorite, and right now you can save on this bundle that includes two of them, plus a cute little 1/8 sheet pan that's perfect for making a single cookie or rewarming leftovers in your countertop oven.

If you're in need of a smaller, quarter sheet pan, this one from USA Pan is $10. Use it for single-serve sheet pan dinners, for setting up your mise en place during meal prep, and more.

If you're looking to upgrade your coffee grinder, look no further. This one from OXO features conical burr grinders and a built-in scale, so you get exactly the right amount of ground coffee at exacrly the right grind size without having to think too hard before you've actually consumed any caffeine.

Fellow makes our favorite coffee grinders, and with this Gen 2 upgrade to the original Ode model, it’s not hard to see why. Anti-static, mess-free grinding with low grind noise, 11 settings, and a small countertop footprint make this attractive grinder one of the most considerate kitchen helpers you could ask for.

Navigating the world of Nespresso machines—the various features, the involvement of other brands like Breville and De'Longhi and what it means, the settings available, etcetera—can be complex. Luckily, Nespresso enthusiast Emily Farris did the hard work for you: She wrote a buying guide that helps you find the right Nespresso machine for you. In general, our recommendation is this: If you truly want the best espresso in the game, and you want to master the art of pulling the perfect shot, you should opt for one of our recommended real deal espresso machines. (You can find our list of the best Prime Day espresso machine deals here.) But if you simply want good espresso—and quickly, without doing much work—the Nespresso technology can't really be beat in terms of ease to quality ratio. And the coffee is far better than anything you get from a Keurig K-Cup. This compact machine is from Nespresso's newer Vertuoline. The Vertuo machines read a bar code on the pods then use pod-specific settings to extract the absolute best cup of coffee or shot of espresso.

Another model from the Vertuo+ Pop line, this particular one is made in collaboration with De'Longhi. It's sleek and will get you a cup of espresso-like coffee in record time.

Nespressos from the Creatista line are perfect if you're into making coffee drinks like lattes, cappuccinos, and flat whites. These models specialize in that, all at the push of a button. The silhouette of this Nespresso feels vaguely reminiscent of the Breville Bambino Plus, which makes sense since it's a Breville Nespresso. If you don't want to purchase a separate milk frother, then this model's perfect since it comes with one. The silhouette of this Nespresso feels vaguely reminiscent of the Breville Bambino Plus, which makes sense since it's a Breville Nespresso. If you don't want to purchase a separate milk frother, then this model's perfect since it comes with one.

Like the Creatista line, Nespressos from the Lattissima line are specifically great for those who often make lattes or cappuccinos. This particular model will produce hot foam right into your drink.

Breville espresso machines are some of the most consistent in their price range. This all-in-one espresso maker (which means it includes a burr grinder) is super user friendly, lets you know that you’re brewing with the right pressure thanks to the built-in gauge, and has one of best performing steam wands for the money.

It's no secret that we love Breville's espresso machines here at BA, and the Barista Express Impress offers the least expensive way to get one of the brand's most coveted features (which the Express model to the left does not include): automatic grinding and tamping. Commerce Editor Noah Kauffman loves that it offers a nice mix of eliminating user error while still making it feel like you're actually pulling a shot of espresso, not just pushing a button.

For those who want to wake up, press a few buttons, and have a perfect latte waiting for them in the morning, De'Longhi's fully automatic espresso machines are a solid Prime Day purchase. This one comes pre-loaded with seven one-touch recipes for things like lattes and capuccinos, but you can also customize a setting to your exact preferences.

Some at-home baristas prefer a super-automated experience, while others enjoy having more manual control. No matter where you fall on that spectrum, Breville has the machine for you. The Infuser is a little more hands-on–there’s no built-in grinder or Auto MilQ function like some other models, but it’s great for making consistently excellent espresso.

The Café Specialty Drip Coffee Maker was a winner in our product test because it is simple enough for beginners, customizable enough for coffee buffs, has a sleek modern look, and makes a damn good cup of joe. If you find yourself buying coffee every morning because the stuff that comes out of your decades-old drip machine tastes like glorified bean water, we kindly suggest you treat yourself while this major upgrade is on sale for 48% off.

You can also get a more modest discount on a version of the machine with a built-in grinder (though in general we recommend buying a separate coffee grinder—you can read our review of the best ones here).

Say goodbye to lukewarm coffee and endless trips to the microwave: This self-heating mug from Ember is a true game-changer for hot beverage drinkers everywhere no matter what your brew of choice is, and Prime Day is one of the best times of the year to snag one. The mug sits on a Bluetooth-enabled coaster that connects to an app on your phone, where you can control the temperature with extreme precision. Ember mugs also make great gifts, so you can get ahead on the holiday shopping game by stocking up on a couple now.

If you're the coffee-on-the-go type and your current tumbler isn't doing an adequate job of keeping your morning brew hot, Ember also makes a travel mug. It comes with two lid options—a handled one and a sliding one—and is on sale for a whopping $80 off right now.

This is our favorite electric gooseneck kettle, full stop. We love a gooseneck kettle for the precise pour it gives you, and this model in particular stands out for its exacting temperature control, 60-minute hold mode, and a brew stopwatch. Oh, and it looks great on a countertop, too.

While the COSORI didn't win our product tests, we do consider it a good budget option to the Fellow Gooseneck kettle considering it has a similar silhouette. It's even more of a budget pick this Prime Day thanks to a 20% off deal, so if you're in the market for an affordable kettle, then look no further.

If you’re trying to reduce your single-use plastic consumption, consider this BPA-free food safe stainless still bottle from S’well. The condensation-free exterior means no damp hands ever and the opening was designed to fit ice cubes. The only downside is that it's not dishwasher safe.

If you want a durable, insulated water bottle that you can put in the dishwasher, consider this on-sale Stainless Steel water bottle from one of our favorite brands for kids and adults, Hydro Flask.

Yes, the Stanley has all the hype, but we also love yeti's version of a giant insulated cup with a straw. It gives Big Dumb Cup in all of the best ways and, of course, keeps you hydrated.

Do you have a problem keeping coffee tumblers around? It's easy to leave them places and, if you've got a big family, you might find that people take them and then they mysteriously disappear. It's a good idea to stock up when they're on sale, and this lilac color is lovely.

You could wait until New Year's to convince yourself to bring a healthy-ish lunch to the office, or you could get this Bentgo salad container now and get ahead of the game. It features separate compartments for greens, toppings, and dressing, so you never have to deal with another soggy sad desk salad.

To call these eco-friendly, reusable kitchen solutions “storage bags” almost feels like a disservice. You can use them to sous vide, and their microwave and oven-safety (up to 425°) makes reheating a breeze.

If you're tired of rummaging through your cupboards for a reusable food container and its matching lid, Zip Top bags are the perfect solution.These eco-friendly silicone containers are perfect for on-the-go snacks and storing leftovers and cooking scraps. Their wide base makes them excellent for holding liquids as well.

Your lunch deserves a bento box upgrade. Bento is a Japanese tradition of neatly arranged food items in a compartmentalized box, and it's a way for the preparer to show expression to the recipient. This modern stainless steel bento features a removable divider, airtight lid, and leak-proof silicone seal and works for hot and cold food items. A bento box serves as the perfect canvas for a creative lunch—imagine playful-shaped vegetables, rice balls, and character food picks.

If you cook meat, then a meat thermometer is an absolute must-have kitchen gadget. Lavatools makes one of BA staff’s favorite meat thermometers, the Javelin Digital Instant Read Thermometer. While this particular model isn’t on sale, you can get the brand’s faster, backlit PRO model for 14% off.

Take the guessing game out of cooking meat. The ThermoPro TPO3H Waterproof Instant Read Meat Thermometer ensures you cook meat to a safe internal temperature. Beyond food safety, cooking meat to the correct temperature guarantees the best flavor and texture. The candy thermometer features a high-precision sensor that quickly measures your meat’s temperature and locks it in—no more hovering over a hot grill or repeatedly opening the oven door. Plus, it’s waterproof, making it easy to clean.

We generally recommend only keeping three knives in your kitchen—a serrated knife for bread, a paring knife for smaller, more delicate tasks, and a chef's knife for almost everything else. Luckily, four of our top picks from each category happen to be marked down. Our test kitchen loves the Global chef's knife because it's perfectly balanced.

Opt for the Victorinox if you want a more affordable chef's knife—this brand makes our favorite low maintenance knives that you don't have to be precious about.

The Mercer bread knife also cheap—especially at over 50% off. It's also another go-to in the Bon Appétit test kitchen.

A paring knife is crucial for any precise knife work you plan to do. The Opinel is affordable, will feel like an extension of your hand, and even comes as a set of two.

A quality knife is what sets novice cooks apart from skilled home chefs. The Henckels Classic 8-inch Chef’s Knife has a fully-forged blade with professional-level sharpness, giving you both durability and precision. The lightweight knife is easy to handle, so you can disjoint chicken bones or mince vegetables effortlessly. The knife has a finely honed satin finish and is dishwasher safe, making it easy to maintain and clean.

Alternatively, if you want a whole knife set, KitchenAid's got one for 44% off. It even comes with a knife sharpener.

This chef's knife from Misen fared well in our testing. Its shape falls somewhere between the rounded belly of a Western-style knife and the straight edge of a Japanese-style one, making it suitable to most people's slicing and chopping styles. We think it's a great deal for the quality you get even at full price, and an even better one at 20% off.

Our testers found this German-made knife from Zwilling comfortable to hold and easy to maneuver, making it a good option for anyone who prefers the more rounded shape of a Western-style knife and the rocking motion it allows for when cutting.

Benriner mandolines are industry standard for a reason: They're lightweight, easy to store, thoughtfully-designed, and ultra sharp. A plastic dial on the bottom of the unit allows you to set the thickness to whatever measurement your heart desires, and it comes with three serrated blades in addition to the classic straight-cutting one, making it perfect for julienning carrots or shredding daikon radishes into fine strands.

If you're using a mandoline, shucking oysters, or simply want to make sure you don't injure yourself in the ktichen, it's a good idea to have a pair of cut-resistant gloves on hand. They come in five sizes, and have a water-based nonslip coating on the palms that's touchscreen compatible—so you can scroll through your favorite BA recipes while you're wearing them.

If the name Boos sounds familiar, it might be because the company’s impressive boards were our pick for best wooden cutting boards this year. We love this model because it’s sturdy enough for serious prep, but also glam enough to display an impressive charcuterie spread.

If you frequently cut meat or juicy fruits, we recommend you opt for this board because of its built-in groove that's perfect for catching any runoff. Should you want a completely flat surface, just flip the whole thing over.

Oxo makes some of our favorite small kitchen gadgets, and that absolutely includes can openers. This no-frills manual model has one job and it does it well. And right now you can get it for more than 20% off.

If cranking a manual can opener feels like too much to bear, opt for this electric one instead. It’s battery-operated and ergonomic, meaning you can use one hand to open up that can of beans and you won’t be confined to being plugged into the wall. Go ahead and take it on that camping trip, just don’t forget to bring batteries.

Last year—and every year before it—flour sack towels are some of our top selling Amazon Prime Day products. Already, our editors have taken advantage of Early Amazon Prime Day deals to restock their old and tattered collections. We suggest you do the same, because a good kitchen towel isn't just for cleaning—it's a powerful cooking tool. Use it in place of an oven mitt, to press water out of tofu, or to pat dry slices of salted zucchini.

Simplehuman has been called the “Apple of Housewares,” and its products are priced as such. Associate commerce editor Megan Wahn recommends snagging this luxurious soap dispenser if you can find it on sale. Lucky for you, this Prime Day, it’s on sale for a modest 37% off.

This do-it-all floor cleaning device can do everything a vacuum cleaner can do, and everything a mop can do, but it does both at the SAME TIME! It also converts to a hand vac when you need one. Until an updated model with more features came along, this was Epi's top-tested mop vac, and it's still one of our favorites.

Very few stick vacuum cleaners can compete with Dyson, but the Tineco Pure ONE S11 is one of them. In Epi’s testing, this cordless stick vac performed as well as a Dyson V8 (and in its hand vac configuration, it was even better at vacuuming out a car). It’s quieter than the Dyson V8 too. Even at full price the Tineco Pure ONE S11 is a great deal, but today you can snag it on sale.

This bagless Boost CX1 may be one of Miele's least expensive canister vacuums (even at full price), but it's still the best vacuum cleaner our cleaning columnist and floor care reviewer has ever used. If you've never used a canister-style vacuum, it does take a little getting used to, but once you get past the learning curve, you'll be amazed at how well it cleans from floor to ceiling—literally (though you should actually clean from top to bottom). TL;DR: don't sleep on this Prime Day cleaning deal, because it will probably sell out quickly.

This is a chance to snap up a slim, powerful, now-discontinued vacuum cleaner that our own cleaning guru Emily Farris loved and was sad to see pass on to that big list of appliance models in the sky. It's lightweight and, though it's corded, really lets you run around the room sucking up debris.

Spending money on a trash can isn't exactly fun, which is why you should do it when you can get one on super sale. Because a great trashcan acts like a cornerstone for your kitchen. This one comes with a replaceable carbon filter to trap in odors, so no matter what you’re tossing out it keeps the air fresh. It has an 8-gallon waste compartment for general trash and an 8-gallon recycling bin to separate things.

These ubiquitous wire shelves are super versatile and they give major industrial-chic chef vibes. We love that professional baker Caroline Schiff crammed as many as she could into the kitchen of her Brooklyn apartment because she wanted all of her tools and ingredients to be visible and accessible. But even adding just one can help to free up some counter and cabinet space—whether you use it to store small appliances, cookbooks, or all of your fancy decanted dry goods. And if you snag this smart storage solution from Amazon Basics while it's on sale today, you can have it assembled and styled by the end of the weekend.

Microfiber is most effective at removing contaminants from a surface when it's in new condition, and the more it gets used (and, presumably, machine washed) the less effective it becomes. So if your microfiber cleaning cloths have seen better days—or you don’t even remember when you bought them—this Prime Day sale is the perfect time to restock and refresh your stash.

A telescoping duster always comes in handy for cleaning those high-up, hard-to-reach places like ceiling fans and light fixtures, but the flat, flexible attachment on this 5-in-1 kit is also perfect for going low. You may not be able to see the crumbs and other kitchen grime that end up under your stove and fridge, but leaving it there is just asking for unwanted kitchen critters. This makes it super easy to do a clean sweep without having to shimmy any appliances away from the wall.

The Pink Stuff is billed as "the miracle cleaning paste" and our experience with it backs up that claim. The original paste, which comes in a tub, is great for getting baked-on grime off of say, the exterior of your once-red Le Creuset Dutch oven and polishing up your well-loved stainless steel cookware. It's also the best way to get stickers off of glassware. The brand has since expanded its offerings into cream and spray-cleaners and so far we've loved everything we've tried (the window and glass cleaner is especially effective). Right now you can save on a bundle so your kitchen (including your cookware) will be sparkling by the time you host Thanksgiving.

For anyone who does a lot of high-heat cooking (and especially for anyone who does a lot of high-heat cooking without a range hood), a good air purifier is one of those surprising kitchen must-haves. Not only does it reduce allergens, it also helps control household odors, so you don't have to smell your super garlicky pasta for days after you made it.