26 things from Amazon Canada that will help you save money in 2025 (and make your life a lot easier)

If you're serious about getting your finances in check, may I suggest a budget binder? Sometimes, it helps to physically organize everything to keep you on track. Shoppers confirm it "has been a great help" and said it's "perfect for all of your budgeting needs."

If you're still wasting money on take-out coffee, what are you doing? It's about time you invest in a coffee maker. It will save you tons of cash (and time spent in drive-thrus) in the long run! And if you're looking for something a little more luxe, opt for a Nespresso instead.

If you think that K-Cups are a waste, I don't disagree with you, which is why I am presenting you with these reusable pods. They're dishwasher safe and are compatible with various Keurig models. They will help reduce waste and save you from constantly repurchasing pods, which can get very pricey.

Now, you're going to want a to-go mug to hold your made-at-home coffee (or tea) to avoid buying disposable packs for on-the-go purposes. This Yeti Rambler is a fabulous choice — it will keep the contents very warm for long periods, and it's nice to look at, too! Plus, shoppers can attest to it being "extremely well made."

If you have a pet, listen to me carefully: this is going to change your life. Not to be dramatic or anything, but more than 57,000 people can back this bestseller up. Say goodbye to your wasteful lint rollers and say hello to this pet hair remover roller, which can be used on virtually any surface (couches, curtains, carpets and more).

It's hard to eat all your produce on time before it goes bad (hey, life gets busy!), which is why you need a new solution. These produce-saver containers are designed to extend the life of your fruits and veggies, making it easier to consume them at an approachable pace.

If you want to keep your food fresh for longer (sans the freezer burn), you'll need a vacuum sealer. More than 1,000 people purchased this "easy to use" one in the past month.

These multi-purpose cloths will replace the use of paper towels, dingy sponges and bacteria-filled rags. They're reusable and washable, so they'll significantly reduce waste in your household. Use 'em to wash dishes, wipe up spills, clean glass and tiles and more.

It's hard to walk outside in the winter, which is why many people gravitate toward a gym membership. However, those monthly fees can get pricey, which is why I recommend biting the bullet on a walking pad. You can get those steps in at home whenever you want!

On the same topic of working out, these adjustable dumbbells are perfect for adding some extra resistance to your exercise sessions. They're easy to use and will not only potentially save you the price of a gym membership, but also save space since they're so compact.

Hey, you — yes, you. Stop buying soft drinks! I'm not trying to tell you what to do, but they're not great for you, and you've probably spent more money than you'd like to think on them. Consider ditching the Pepsi, Coca-Cola or even cans of sparkling water for a SodaStream. It will save you some dough in the long run.

If you're still using plastic water bottles in 2025, I may or may not be judging you. Switching to a reusable bottle is not only better for the environment and your wallet, but it's also a lot more convenient. Plus, there are lots of fun options out there, like this "durable" and "easy to carry" one by Simple Modern.

These mini spatulas will ensure you get every last drop of product, whether it's skincare, makeup, soap, shampoo or sunscreen. You'd be surprised to know how much product you've wasted by just tossing away bottles. With this spatula set, you'll get a few more uses out of your items.

If you love a good smoothie or shake, it's totally worth having your own blender. They don't have to be big and bulky if that's what you're worried about. This "powerful" personal blender by Ninja is the perfect size for small spaces — and it will whip up a tasty beverage in no time.

Motion sensor light switches can be super cost-effective. How many times have you left a light switch on, forgotten about it, and come to realize it has been on for hours? With motion detection, you won't run into that issue. 

LED light bulbs are the way to go in terms of cost-effectiveness. They're way more energy-efficient and will last you a long time before having to change them out. This four-pack by Philips will "brighten up your day."

Give yourself at-home manicures and pedicures with this "money-saver" gel nail polish kit. It comes with a UV light and tons of nail polish colours, as well as the tools needed to get the job done. Think about it: the price of this set is less than one salon visit.

If you prefer fake nails, these press-ons are an absolute game-changer — trust me, as someone who has owned multiple packs. They last for weeks, and if one pops off, you can just glue it back on. There are plenty of extras, so you can get multiple uses out of these.

Want to keep the thermostat low without freezing your butt off? I hear ya. This portable space heater is here to the rescue. You can keep the room you're in nice and warm without having to alter the temperature of the whole house.

Similar to the space heater, you don't want to blast the A/C in the summertime, but you also don't want to overheat (especially at night). So, what's a reasonable solution? A tower fan like this one. It features various modes and a remote for easy control.

Batteries are expensive, so it makes sense to own rechargeable ones. These come with a charger, so you'll be all set. Plus, you can recharge them multiple times, saving you some cash and saving the environment simultaneously. 

Maintain your eyebrows, leg hair, armpit hair and more at home with these convenient wax strips. It'll help you save time and money, plus you can do it whenever you want without having to wait for an appointment.

Believe it or not, a bidet will save you from wasting too much toilet paper (for obvious reasons). Shoppers call it "the best bathroom upgrade." It's one of those things where once you have one, you won't be able to go back.

Switching over to makeup remover cloths has been a game-changer for me, personally. I haven't spent money on actual makeup remover in eons, and I prefer it that way. Plus, when they come in large packs like this, it's easy to just toss them in the wash when you're finished with them.

Air drying your clothes can help reduce wear and tear, which can extend their life. In turn, a drying rack can prevent you from having to toss things away and repurchase items. Plus, limiting your dryer use can result in significant savings on your bills.

Question for you: When your white shoes are dirty, do you throw them away? If the answer is yes, then this sneaker cleaner is about to save you some big bucks. You don't always need a new pair — instead, this device will help your old kicks look as good as new.