If you look around your home and notice any of the eyesores on this list, don’t be alarmed — they’re super common. Luckily, everything can be fixed using the clever products here (that come straight from Amazon) easily and cheaply. You don’t have to be a DIY professional with a big budget to improve your spaces, from your kitchen and bathroom to outdoor spaces and beyond.
Eyesore: Dirty mesh screens
Fix: A tool to clean without removing the screen
Dirty door or window screens? Use this mesh cleaner to remove built-up debris, all without removing the screen itself. It’s covered in long angled bristles to achieve this. And the tool can be used handheld or via the included 13-inch handle, which is removable.
Eyesore: Spills surround your coffee maker
Fix: An absorbent mat that won’t look stained
Made from soft diatomite, this coffee mat is highly absorbent, sucking up inevitable spills and splashes from your coffee maker or espresso machine. Even with this, it’ll never appear stained. The mat has a rubber backing to stay put, even when wet.
Eyesore: Flying insects have taken over
Fix: A light-up trap to attract, capture & conceal pests
House flies, fruit flies, gnats, and other flying nuisances are no match for this plug-in trap. It utilizes blue light to attract these pests, then they get stuck in the glue trap that’s completely concealed. This way, you don’t have to see any of it.
Eyesore: Your toilet brush & plunger are on display
Fix: A stainless steel canister to conceal them
Designed from rustproof stainless steel, this storage canister conceals both your toilet brush and plunger (so everyone doesn’t see them when in the bathroom) until you need to use them. Both of these tools are included — the long-handled cleaning brush thoroughly cleans under the rim, and the plunger has an upgraded plunger cup to easily clear clogs.
Eyesore: The ceiling fan is always dirty
Fix: An extendable dusting tool to clean without a ladder
Don’t bust out the ladder to clean your ceiling fan or other fixtures. This extendable duster reaches nearly 50 inches in length, allowing you to dust the blades as you stand on the floor. “So cool! Dust clings to the fibers so the dust isn't falling and [it] is reusable. Makes it very fast to clean your fans,” confirmed one reviewer.
Eyesore: There’s visible mold on the washing machine gasket
Fix: A remover gel that’s easy to use
Moldy areas in your home — like your washing machine gasket, tile floors, shower walls, and more — can all be cleaned with this special gel. Squeeze it directly onto the area, wait five to eight hours, then wipe it off (and give the area a little scrub if needed using the included tool) to reveal sparkling-clean results.
Eyesore: Pet hair on your furniture
Fix: An efficient remover that’s reusable
Roll this popular pet hair remover back and forth across furniture, carpet, clothes, and other surfaces to remove pet hair efficiently. It traps the hair in the built-in receptacle for dumping later on, and it’s endlessly reusable ... no batteries or sticky adhesives involved.
Eyesore: Your router detracts from your decor
Fix: A storage box made from nice-looking wood
Your Wi-Fi router and accompanying cords will all fit nicely in this storage box so you and your guests don’t have to look at them. It’s made from solid wood with various holes and slots to keep everything plugged in and powered, and you can place it on a surface or hang it on the wall as needed.
Eyesore: There are pills on your curtains & upholstery
Fix: A powerful shaver that won’t damage the fabric
Lint, bobbles, and other damage on your curtains (or upholstery, for that matter) can easily be removed using this fabric shaver. It features six spinning blades to get the job done — and yet, it won’t cause damage to the surface. The rechargeable battery can run for up to two continuous hours.
Eyesore: Your under-sink areas are a mess
Fix: Pull-out organizers for versatile storage
Utilize the areas underneath your kitchen or bathroom sinks for storage — these two-tier organizers have pull-out drawers and movable dividers to organize items you keep down there, like cleaning supplies, extra linens, and more. They’re made from acrylic with aluminum supports for durability.
Eyesore: There’s burnt-on food in your oven
Fix: Heat-resistant liners that are far easier to clean
Stick these heat-resistant liners in the bottom of your oven to catch drips, spills, and other inevitable messes. Then pull them out and stick them in the dishwasher to get them clean — it’s far simpler than trying to clean the interior of your oven. Three liners come with, and they can be trimmed to fit an air fryer, toaster oven, and more.
Eyesore: Your linen closet is a disaster
Fix: Sheet organizers to group sets
Group complete sheet sets together (including the flat sheet, fitted sheet, pillowcases, and duvet cover) using these bedsheet organizers. They secure shut with a sturdy zipper, and on the exterior is a label and viewing window so you can find what you need at any given point. Stack the four organizers or position them side by side.
Eyesore: There’s only harsh lighting in your bathrooms
Fix: Backlit night-lights that are far gentler
There’s nothing worse than flipping on a harsh overhead light for a middle-of-the-night bathroom break. These two night-lights are backlit, glowing far more gently to not startle you. There are various lighting modes (including motion sensor and a dusk-to-dawn option), and the brightness can be tweaked, too.
Eyesore: An outlet packed with jumbled electronics
Fix: An ultra-thin concealer that’s sleeker
Plug this thin outlet cover into a standard outlet to conceal the whole thing, then route the 3-foot power strip to a less obvious spot (like behind furniture or an appliance) to keep everything plugged in and working. It looks less messy this way.
Eyesore: Bathroom surfaces are grimy
Fix: An electric scrubber for a high-efficiency clean
This waterproof electric scrubber features a powerful motor to reduce your cleaning time by up to 70%. Use it throughout your home (like in bathrooms, on floors, and more) by swapping between the various cleaning heads and brushes. It features a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 180 minutes.
Eyesore: Your kitchen sink area is cluttered & wet
Fix: A metal caddy with adjustable compartments
“It’s spacious enough to hold my sponge, scrub brush, and even a soap dispenser without feeling crowded,” noted one commenter about this kitchen sink caddy that has removable dividers to create custom compartments. The built-in tray is sloped so water drips back into the sink rather than pooling in the bottom.
Eyesore: Your toothbrush holder is a wet, moldy mess
Fix: Mini stone holders that dry fast
This toothbrush holder is small in size to take up minimal space on your counters. It’s made from diatomite stone, which absorbs water fast and dries in no time. In addition to being functional, it looks chic on your counter.
Eyesore: Your couch is worn or stained
Fix: A soft cover to conceal & protect it from more damage
Hide an ugly, outdated, or stained couch with this plush cover. The velvety surface is super soft (plus it provides a layer of protection to prevent further staining), and should it get dirty, you can toss it straight into the wash for cleaning purposes.
Eyesore: Scuffs & scratches stick out on your walls
Fix: Refillable paint pens for quick touch-ups
Fill these five paint pens with your wall and ceiling colors, then bust them out whenever you need to do a quick touch-up. It’s easier than lugging out the bulky paint can. The pen features a built-in brush head to swipe on the color, and the paint will stay fresh inside for up to seven years.
Eyesore: Toilet paper rolls are on display
Fix: A fabric storage basket to hide a dozen rolls
No one wants to look at your toilet paper rolls. Use this fabric storage basket to hold up to 12 standard rolls, then put the bamboo lid on top to conceal everything. There’s a clear viewing window on the side to see when your stash is running low.
Eyesore: Unsightly views in outdoor spaces
Fix: A privacy screen covered in realistic faux ivy
Create an element of privacy in your yard by hanging this privacy screen on your fence, deck, or other similar outdoor spot. It’s covered in faux ivy leaves and branches that look realistic from a distance (and close up), and the screen adjusts in length to fit the space.
Eyesore: A rug that slips, slides & curls
Fix: Corner grippers to secure it in place
Use these corner grippers to stop any rug (indoors or out) from sliding around — which is an eyesore and a tripping hazard. They boast a renewable sticky gel that provides a firm grip on the rug, yet it won’t cause any damage or leave behind residue on the surface below.
Eyesore: Closets, stairs & other areas are dim
Fix: Motion-sensor lights with a customizable glow
Wherever you need a little help in the illumination department — like in closets, on stairs, near your bed, and more — turn to these bar lights. They can be set to three color temperatures and a range of brightness levels for a custom glow, and there’s a built-in motion sensor for auto on and off. Three come in a pack.
Eyesore: Cracks in your concrete
Fix: Self-leveling filler that’ll blend in
Horizontal cracks in your concrete can be filled with this liquid cement. It’s ready to pour straight from the bottle, and it self-levels for perfect results. It dries to a gray finish in as few as 30 minutes.
Eyesore: There’s nowhere to store extra blankets
Fix: A storage ottoman that doubles as seating
Nowhere to store extra blankets or other items in your living room? Turn to this tufted storage ottoman with a 24-gallon capacity. It’s plenty durable (supporting up to 660 pounds) to double as extra seating. Pick from a few neutral colors in the listing to match your space.
Eyesore: There’s an unsightly gap between 2 floor types
Fix: A floor transition strip that sticks in place
Cover the gap between two different floor types with this transition strip. It sticks in place with its adhesive backing and can be trimmed to length. The PVC material is heavy-duty to last, even in high-traffic areas. It’s water resistant, too.
Eyesore: Your bath mat gets matted & stinky
Fix: An absorbent stone mat that dries fast
Fabric bath mats take a long time to dry — which is why they end up getting stinky. This bath mat is made from diatomaceous stone that sucks up water instantly and dries quickly to stay in top shape for longer. A nonslip pad is included to prevent it from moving around on your floor.
Eyesore: Dining room chairs that are stained
Fix: Velvet seat covers that wash well
Cover up stained or old dining room chairs with these velvet seat covers. The fabric is soft and stretchy for a snug fit (the elastic bands and ties help secure it). And should the six covers get dirty, you can pull them off and stick them in the washing machine to make them good as new.
Eyesore: A window with an unwanted view
Fix: Window film for a pretty, private addition
This window film sticks in place using just static cling. Once up, it adds a pretty factor and also a level of privacy. This way, you can hide less-than-desirable views. There are various patterns to pick from in the listing to match your home’s aesthetic.
Eyesore: Your kitchen or bathroom backsplash is outdated
Fix: Faux marble tiles that stick in place
An old, outdated backsplash in your bathroom or kitchen can be easily (and cheaply) covered up using these peel-and-stick tiles. They boast a marble-like design for a modern touch, and the surface is waterproof and heat resistant for durability. Your order comes with 20 tiles that’ll nearly cover 10 square feet.
Eyesore: Door handles damage the wall
Fix: Rubber stoppers to absorb the impact
Don’t let a door handle damage the wall behind it. These rubber stoppers stick in place and are designed to absorb the impact to protection the area. They lessen the slamming noise, too. “What is nice about this product they are not too thick, soft, and blends very nicely to wall so they are hard to see,” shared one commenter. Six come in a pack.
Eyesore: Jumbled electronic cords & chargers are visible
Fix: A cable management box that blends in with decor
Crafted from durable acacia wood with a smooth, natural finish, this cable management box will blend in with your decor. Inside, it can hide power strips, chargers, and other electronic cables so they’re not on display. Ventilation slots prevent overheating.
Eyesore: High-up windows are always dirty
Fix: An extendable squeegee to reach
This window cleaning tool comes with four sections of extension poles, allowing you to adjust the length to up to 55 inches. This allows you to reach those tricky high-up windows much more easily. The cleaning head boasts a high-quality sponge and rubber strip to leave behind a no-streak shine.
Eyesore: A bathtub or sink is scratched or chipped
Fix: A fiberglass kit for an easy repair job
Fixing cracks, scratches, holes, or other damage on your bathtub is DIY-friendly thanks to this repair kit. Included is everything needed for the job — including a range of color options for a good match, plus all of the tools — and the finished results are waterproof and chip resistant.
Eyesore: Grout lines are discolored
Fix: A white paint marker to brighten them
Discolored grout lines don’t need a scrub down. Instead, swipe on this paint marker to refresh them, restoring them to bright white. The water-based colorant comes out through the built-in marker tip. The finish is waterproof, and it’ll cover about 150 feet of grout.
Eyesore: Brooms & other tools fall over in storage
Fix: A mounted holder with slots to secure the handles
Brooms, rakes, shovels, and other similar tools don’t store well — they always topple over. This wall-mounted holder is the solution. It has four stainless steel roller slots to secure the handles, plus there are five hanging hooks for smaller items.
Eyesore: Unsightly pipes or valves stick out in your yard
Fix: A textured faux rock to cover these
While likely a necessity, pipes, valves, or other similar things jutting out in your yard aren’t the nicest thing to look at. Enter: This faux rock to cover them up. It has a textured surface to blend in with the surrounding area ... no one would realize it’s fake.
Eyesore: Your bathroom accessories are mismatched
Fix: A chic 5-piece accessory set that’s a deal
At less than $25 for five pieces, this bathroom accessories set is a steal. Included are a soap bar holder, a toothbrush holder, a soap dispenser, and two storage containers for smaller items, all of which are made from smooth, sturdy plastic with bamboo accents.
Eyesore: Bulky drying racks take up too much room & looks ugly
Fix: A retractable clothesline that’s more discreet
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Amazon -Mount this retractable clothesline on the wall; it’s hardly noticeable. When it comes time to line-dry clothes, sheets, or other items, the stainless steel clothesline extends to nearly 16 feet and can support up to 44 pounds. It’s waterproof and rustproof.
Eyesore: Your drywall has cracks & holes
Fix: A complete repair kit that’s DIY-friendly
Cracked, damaged drywall doesn’t have to be repaired by a pro. Use this complete repair kit to pull it off yourself. “Simple to use with instructions right on the labels, the entire kit has everything you need,” noted one commenter.
Eyesore: Messy cracks & gaps in grout
Fix: Caulk tape for pro-level results
Caulk is harder to get right than you think. But this best-selling PVC caulk tape sticks in place like regular tape for professional-level results every time. It creates a durable, waterproof seal, making it a good choice for potentially wet areas like around a toilet or by a bathtub, and it can be cut to length with scissors.
Eyesore: Water pools around a kitchen or bathroom faucet
Fix: A modern faucet mat to suck up drips
Don’t let water splashes or drips pool around your kitchen or bathroom faucet. This modern mat (which has a two-piece design to fit around the faucet) is made from diatomite stone, a material that’s known for being highly absorbent yet quick-drying.
Eyesore: Baseboards that are dusty & dirty
Fix: An extendable cleaner you use while standing
Thanks to this cleaning tool that extends up to 60 inches, you don’t even have to bend down to get dust and debris off your baseboards. It comes with three microfiber cleaning pads and two chenille ones, each of which is washable and reusable.
Eyesore: A garden hose is a tangled mess
Fix: A metal holder to wrap it up
Stick this metal holder in the ground using the four-stake bottom, then use it to neatly wrap up your garden hose — it looks far neater this way. The holder has space for up to 100 feet of hose without issue (the metal material is sturdy), and reviewers confirm it's simple to assemble.
Eyesore: Your outdoor table is cracking or chipped
Fix: An elasticized tablecloth that gives it a fresh look
Have a cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged table outdoors? Hide it with this round tablecloth that features all-around elasticized edges, holding it securely on the table, even on windy days. The vinyl surface is 100% waterproof (so you can keep it out at all times without worry), and the flannel backing shields against scratches.
Eyesore: Cluttered bathroom counters
Fix: A towel ring with a built-in shelf
If space is tight in your bathroom, it’s key to make the most out of every inch. This towel ring serves as a good hanging spot for a towel and there’s even a small bonus shelf on top to help declutter surfaces. This pick is made from rustproof stainless steel with a matte black finish.
Eyesore: Hot styling tools are crammed in a drawer
Fix: A metal organizer that mounts on the wall
“Holds all my hair utensils perfect instead of them dropping on the floor and getting twisted up with the other cords,” shared one reviewer about this metal organizer that has room for a blow dryer, curling wand, and straightener in its three compartments. It’s made from rustproof stainless steel.
Eyesore: Shower curtain hooks are looking rough
Fix: Fresh resin hooks made to last
Swap old, rusting shower hooks with these fresh resin hooks (that promise not to rust) for less than $25. The set comes with a dozen hooks that are designed to glide smoothly across the rod ... reviewers confirm this.
Eyesore: Ugly vents showing where they’re not even needed
Fix: Magnetic vent covers to redirect air & hide them
These air vent covers are made with powerful magnets, creating a strong seal on the vent. This ensures that unwanted hot or cold air doesn’t come into that room, but rather just other spaces that need it. Plus, they camoflauge ugly vents. There is a wide range of sizes in the listing for a perfect fit on your particular vent.
Eyesore: Cluttered, chaotic cabinets
Fix: Magnetic racks to organize spices & more
These spice racks have a magnetic design, allowing you to keep your collection easily accessible on the side of your fridge or another similar magnetic spot. There are four racks included in this set, plus a bonus paper towel holder to get your roll off your counters.
Eyesore: Cabinet knobs that feel outdated
Fix: Brushed gold knobs with a sleek rectangular shape
With their brushed gold finish and sleek rectangular shape, these zinc knobs give cabinets, furniture, and other spots an updated, upgraded feel. Two screw sizes are included for a secure fit. And there are 10 knobs in the set.
Eyesore: Your closet is stuffed to the brim
Fix: A pull-out valet rod for ample hanging space
This valet rod has a smooth pull-out design, providing ample hanging space for tops, bottoms, or even your next day’s outfit. It pushes back in place after the fact. “Great item. Very easy to install and saves a lot of room,” noted one fan.
Eyesore: Coats & accessories taking over your entryway
Fix: Wall-mounted racks with 16 hanging hooks
Don’t haphazardly throw down your coat wherever when you walk through the door. These two wall-mounted coat racks have 16 hanging hooks for designated storage for coats, umbrellas, your bag, and more. They’re made from steel for sturdiness.
Eyesore: The kitchen counters are ugly
Fix: Butcher block contact paper that looks realistic
Not in love with your kitchen counters but don’t have the budget for a full reno? This stick-on contact paper doesn’t cost much, and it’ll give the surface a butcher block-inspired look. The surface is slightly textured to contribute to the realness, and it’s waterproof and resists scratches.
Eyesore: Couch or chair cushions slide when sat on
Fix: Hook-and-loop tape to secure them
There’s probably nothing more annoying than your couch or chair cushions sliding out when sat on — and it looks sloppy if you leave it that way. This hook-and-loop tape is the cheapest solution. The sticky backing can be applied to any smooth surface.
