Spring Cleaning Is So Easy (and Affordable) Thanks to These Under-$10 Tools

Spring is almost here, bringing with it blooming flowers, warmer weather, and the hankering to clean. Since your kitchen rivals your bathroom for the dirtiest room in your house, it’s probably the first place you should start. To help you on your way, we’ve rounded up eight indispensable cleaning products that cost less than $10 at Target. From Bar Keepers Friend to Mr. Clean Magic Erasers, these tools will have your kitchen looking spotless in no time.  

Best Target Cleaning Products Under $10 

Bar Keepers Friend Multipurpose Household Cleanser and Polish 

Food & Wine editors rely on Bar Keepers Friend to clean everything from dirty grill grates to stained stainless steel cookware. The formula is gentle enough to use on almost any kitchen surface but still powerful enough to remove crusty food, grease build-ups, and more. It also couldn’t be easier to use. Get whatever you want to clean slightly damp, sprinkle a small amount of Bar Keepers Friend on top, and rub the area gently with a wet cloth. 

Method Antibacterial Cleaner Spray Bottle 

A few spritzes of Method’s antibacterial spray will leave your kitchen properly sanitized, smelling fresh, and looking clean. In the never-ending fight against germs, this spray is an excellent weapon since it’s up to 99.9% effective at wiping out Salmonella, Escherichia coli, and other harmful bacteria. Plus, it smells like a bamboo forest and is fully capable of cutting through built-up grease and grime.   

Scrub Daddy Sponge Set 

Scrub Daddy completely revolutionized the sponge game. They last longer, clean more efficiently, and even change texture based on the temperature of the water. They’re also dual-sided, so you can apply the proper amount of friction to whatever you’re scrubbing. With so many clever features baked into these little sponges, it’s not surprising that thousands of Target shoppers use them in their own kitchens.  

Munchkin Fold Cup and Bottle Drying Rack 

While technically designed for baby bottles, Munchkin’s drying rack is an excellent product for any kitchen. The taller pegs are perfect for drying out your favorite insulated water bottles after rinsing, while the shorter pegs are ideal for lids, pinch bowls, and the like. It even has a built-in reservoir for collecting water, but the best feature has to be that the entire rack folds flat for easy storage.   

Room Essentials Cotton Dishcloths

You can’t often find six kitchen towels for just $1 apiece, so don’t miss your chance to grab this Room Essentials set while they’re still available. These dishcloths are inexpensive and machine washable, both of which are important features when dealing with sticky counters, food crumbs, and wet pots and pans. Grab a bundle (or two) to cut down on your wasteful paper towel use.          

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Set 

Mr. Clean teamed up with Dawn to create a sponge capable of wiping away even the greasiest of messes. Since each of the three Magic Erasers in the set come already imbued with soap, all you have to do is get them wet and squeeze out any excess water before scrubbing to your heart’s content. Cleaning microwaves and rusty cookware has never been easier.     

Clorox 5-in-1 Detail Brush Set 

There wasn’t a lot you could do about food crumbs stuck between the stove and the counter — until now. Clorox’s 5-in-1 Detail Brush Set can tackle those hard-to-reach places that were previously inaccessible to you. Whether you’re cleaning the edges of your sink drains, removing stickers from the bottom of your new dinnerware sets, or sweeping burnt scraps out of your stove, this set ensures that nothing is out of reach. 

Dawn Platinum Powerwash Soap Spray 

Over 3,800 Target shoppers recommend Dawn’s Platinum Powerwash Soap Spray for tackling grease, grime, and more. One happy customer particularly appreciates the convenience of being able to control the amount of soap sprayed, noting that it “saves time and reduces waste.” They also like that the foam is easier on their skin than other soaps. We wholeheartedly agree.