Amazon.com: 10 Essential Household Items That Are Hard to Come by Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
03/21/2020 12:33 am EDT
Clorox and Lysol Wipes
Clorox and Lysol wipes are hard to come by these days. While stores may be in stock momentarily, more than likely they'll quickly run out. This appears to be true for Amazon.com as well. Customers' best bet is to either keep checking with local stores and online retailers.
Hand Sanitizer
Hand sanitizer is another product that has been incredibly hard to find as the pandemic continues to grow. While store shelves may be out of stock, Amazon does have some available for purchase. However, most name-brands like Purell and Germ-X have been hard to come by.
Toilet Paper
Toilet paper has become a popular household item to buy since the outbreak, while many stores across America may be short in supply, Amazon has plenty of options.
Diapers
Amazon is in full supply of diapers of all sizes, so put those cloth diapers away.
Paper Towels
Along with toilet paper, paper towels have also been hard to come by. Stores seem to go in and out of phases of having towels in stock and currently, Amazon is mostly out of stock on name brand options. But they do have other options available.
Trash Bags
Since people are cleaning and eating home more, while certain products are struggling to stay in stock, trash bags isn't one of them. There are plenty in stores and online.
Water
While big retailers like Walmart have struggled to keep their shelves stocked with water, Amazon isn't currently running low.
Toothpaste
Toothpaste has seemingly been a product that's had no trouble remaining on shelves or online stores. Either folks aren't brushing their teeth or they are already well stocked.
Shampoo, Conditioner, Hair Products
Hair products like shampoo, conditioner and hairspray have also been easily accessible. The same can't be said for hand soap.
Tylenol
Medications like Tylenol are in shortage both in stores and online, however, Amazon does have a few options. Always check with your doctor before picking up a new medication, though.
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