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5 Small Home Buys Under ₹700 That Fix Everyday Annoyances

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Five small home buys under 700 rupees: garbage bags, phone stand, soap dispenser, potato masher and pot handle

Prices checked on Amazon.in on 7 November 2026. Small items like these change price often, so check the current price before you buy.

Not every home problem needs a big purchase. Some of the most annoying ones (a phone charging on the floor, a soggy sponge on the sink, a dekchi you can’t lift off the gas) go away with something that costs less than a pizza.

Here are five small buys, all under ₹700, that do one job well. All five together come to about ₹1,276. As always, every pick says who should skip it.

1. Presto! garbage bags, medium (180 bags)

Amazon Brand Presto! Garbage Bags, Medium, 180 Count
Best value

Amazon Brand Presto! Garbage Bags, Medium, 180 Count

Good for
A standard 15–25 litre kitchen dustbin, for dry and wet waste
Skip if
Your bin is bigger than 25 litres, or you often throw out heavy, sharp waste
Body

Rated 4.4 out of 5 by more than 54,000 buyers.

You get 6 rolls of 30 black bags, each 19 × 21 inches (48 × 53 cm), with a tie tape to close them. At ₹299 for 180 bags, that’s about ₹1.66 per bag. If you change the bag once a day, one pack lasts about six months.

Tip: comparing this with a smaller pack? Use our unit price calculator to see the real cost per bag.

2. Tensea wall phone charging stand

Tensea Wall-Mounted Phone Charging Stand (White)
Under ₹100

Tensea Wall-Mounted Phone Charging Stand (White)

Good for
Getting your phone off the floor when the only plug point is low on the wall
Skip if
Your phone is bigger than 6.5 inches or sits in a thick case, or your wall is textured or freshly painted

Rated 4.2 out of 5 by more than 6,000 buyers.

Most Indian bedrooms have the socket right next to the bed or low on the wall, so the phone ends up on the floor or dangling from the cable. This small holder sticks to the wall with adhesive, no drilling, and holds the phone upright while it charges. There’s a slot for the cable too.

It measures 9.9 × 3 × 8.6 cm and fits phones up to 6.5 inches. Wipe the wall clean and let the adhesive set for a few hours before you put a phone in it.

3. Leawall 3-in-1 soap dispenser with sponge holder

Leawall 3-in-1 Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder
Sink tidy-up

Leawall 3-in-1 Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder

Good for
A small kitchen sink where the soap and sponge always end up in a wet mess
Skip if
You want a steel or premium look, or your sink ledge is shorter than about 20 cm

Rated 4.1 out of 5 by about 950 buyers.

One unit holds liquid dish soap in a pump bottle, keeps the sponge off the counter, and has a small tray for scrubbers. Press the sponge on the pump to load soap one-handed. It’s about 19.5 × 10 × 9 cm, so measure the space next to your sink first.

It’s made of plastic. It’s easy to wash and won’t rust, but it won’t feel premium either.

4. Ganesh stainless steel potato masher

Ganesh Stainless Steel Potato Masher
Kitchen basic

Ganesh Stainless Steel Potato Masher

Good for
Pav bhaji, aloo paratha stuffing, and mashing tomatoes into gravy right in the pan
Skip if
You cook mostly in non-stick pans, because steel can scratch the coating

Rated 4.2 out of 5 by more than 4,000 buyers.

A plain steel masher with a heat-proof handle. It does the job a katori or a glass bottom does, just faster and without the mess. Use it straight in a steel kadhai for pav bhaji. At 90 grams it’s light enough to hang on a hook.

There’s almost no discount here. ₹116 against a ₹121 MRP is basically the normal price, and that’s fine for something this simple.

5. Febzona detachable pot handle

Febzona Universal Detachable Pot Handle (White)
Small-kitchen pick

Febzona Universal Detachable Pot Handle (White)

Good for
Lifting handle-less vessels and dekchis off the gas, and saving shelf space
Skip if
Your vessels already have handles, or you'll lift very heavy, full pots with it

Rated 4.4 out of 5 by about 770 buyers.

Think of it as a safer, better-gripping version of the old sansi or pakad. It clamps onto the rim of a vessel so you can lift it, then comes off so the vessels stack inside each other in a small cupboard. It’s made of steel and silicone and is about 18 cm long.

The listing doesn’t say exactly which rim thicknesses it fits. Test it on an empty vessel first, and use two hands for anything full of hot liquid.

Quick comparison

ProductFixesPrice (7 Nov 2026)
Presto! garbage bags (180)Leaky, smelly dustbin₹299
Tensea wall phone standPhone charging on the floor₹84
Leawall 3-in-1 soap dispenserMessy sink corner₹148
Ganesh steel potato masherSlow, messy mashing₹116
Febzona detachable pot handleHandle-less vessels, cramped shelves₹629

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