15 Random (But Useful) Under $15 HomeGoods Finds

A quick visit to HomeGoods can help you save money on everyday essentials, from kitchen gadgets to home decor. While the retailer does sell high-end, luxury items, it's easy to find a useful product for under $15 among the crowded shelves.

You never know quite what you're going to find at HomeGoods, but these are random, practical purchases you should definitely keep an eye out for on your next visit.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $14.99

If you need more brightness in the dark corners of your bedroom or don't love the harsh lighting in your living room, this stylish, compact golden lamp is just what you need. It's rechargeable, so you don't even need a free outlet nearby. Plus, you can move around your space as needed.

Price: $12.99

Just add water, place up to seven eggs in the egg tray, and push the power button. It also comes with an omelette and poaching tray if that's how you prefer your eggs.

This little appliance might not be a need, but it can surely save you time and dishes. Make breakfast completely hands-free with this HomeGoods find that's $4 less than you would pay for the mini appliance on Amazon.

Price: $5.99

You don't have to give up too much counter space for this beautiful marble mortar and pestle that doubles as a piece of kitchen decor.

Whether you're using it to make chunky pesto or creamy guacamole, this kitchen tool can grind herbs, nuts, and more into a fine paste for cooking. And this mini version is perfect for a single serving of your favorite sauce or dip.

Price: $5.99

Say goodbye to rusted, easily tangled shower hooks with these high-quality metal shower hooks from Brookstone. The hooks are super easy to install and remove, which is great for swapping out your old shower liner.

And you'll get this 12-piece set for just $5.99 at HomeGoods. For budgeting purposes, Target's Threshold brand sells a similar set for $12, which is twice as much.

Price: $6.99

Stash this handy step stool in your kitchen to reach high cabinets or storage areas for those hard-to-reach shelves. The stool conveniently folds flat when not in use, so you can tuck it away in the spot between the fridge and wall or slide it under a bed.

The stools have a non-slip surface on top and are available in various colors at HomeGoods, each giving you about 9 inches of height.

Price: $5.99

If an old toothbrush isn't cutting it when tackling the grit and grime of your bathroom or kitchen, this two-brush set from OXO is an affordable alternative. The cleaning brushes have dense, durable bristles for heavy-duty scrubbing, and they're both angled to make the task a little easier on your wrists.

Plus, the smaller of the two is outfitted with a pointed end that's perfect for tidying up cracks and crevices.

Price: $12.99

HomeGoods has no shortage of bathroom organizers, but this pink one is chic, functional, and under $13. With a few smaller compartments on either side and a center circular compartment — for a total of 11 compartments — this organizer is equipped to store makeup, skincare, and more. It has two durable gold handles, and it can even spin.

Price: $9.99

Don't waste a large food storage container on a small amount of leftovers or a light snack. Grab this two-pack of durable stainless steel containers with secure snap-on lids. The 7-ounce pots are even microwave-safe.

While you'll pay $9.99 or about $5 per container at HomeGoods, the same set will cost you a whopping $18 on Amazon.

Price: $7.99

These clear plastic bins are a simple organizational tool that would get lots of use in any home. Whether for sorting mail or organizing baking supplies, it's easy to see what's in each shallow, transparent bin. Plus, they have handles for easy grabbing off a shelf.

You'll get the 3-piece set of stackable bins for $7.99 at HomeGoods, which is $2.66 per container.

Price: $2.99

If you cleaned out your fridge during spring cleaning but it's still smelling a little funky, fill this pod with baking soda and stash it in the back of your fridge to neutralize any unpleasant odors.

Keep it in your fridge for a month, and then clean and refill. It's even dishwasher safe. For reference, you'll save about $2 buying the odor-absorbing gadget at HomeGoods over Walmart.

Price: $3.99

Why buy popsicles filled with artificial flavors and sweeteners at the grocery store when you can easily make them from scratch at home?

This plastic popsicle mold is pretty self-explanatory — just fill with fresh juice, your favorite ice cream, or preferred yoghurt and freeze for a sweet, cold treat.

The mold has eight slots with a reusable popsicle stick attached to each, so you don't have to buy new disposable sticks every time.

Price: $14.99

Whether you travel frequently or don't have room for an ironing board, this compact, multipurpose tool can iron and steam. You just hang your clothing up, fill the steamer with water, and get to work.

At just under $15, the double-duty, 10-inch-long device will save space in your luggage while making sure your clothes are smooth and wrinkle-free.

Price: $4.99

Whether for salt, pepper, or knickknacks, this box has a lid that swivels open for easy access and is made with beautiful bamboo. While it's bamboo instead of olive wood, this $4.99 salt cellar is similar to one from Crate & Barrel that's $29.95.

Price: $7.99

Baby hangers aren't just for new parents — they're actually a great way to hang pants in your closet because of their shorter width.

These pink, fuzzy hangers are strong enough to hold heavy denim or light linen, and even the silkiest material won't slip and slide off them. You'll get 20 hangers for $7.99, which is about 40 cents apiece.

Price: $5.99

While many of us refer to the plastic-y, netted shower scrubbers as loofahs, this natural one is made from an actual luffa plant.

The dried sponge softens when you wet it with warm water and lathers nicely, cleansing and exfoliating your skin at the same time. Pricing ranges for natural loofahs, but this one is a bargain at under $6.

HomeGoods is packed to the brim with home, kitchen, bedding, and other products, but not all of them are useful. Look for affordable and functional finds, such as the ones on this list.

Plus, you should be a savvy shopper who uses the best rewards credit cards to pay and earn points or cash back that you can apply to other expenses like groceries or dining out later.