Hey, sometimes money is tight but you still have to get someone a gift. Does that mean that you have to bake them a kidney pie? Absolutely not! The truth is that there are quite a bit of great gift ideas that are just under $15 dollars. Whether you are frugal or just down on the green moola, here are some presents that are worth wrapping.
Wall Mounted Fish Bowl
Sick of boring fish bowls? You won’t be with this one.
Soda Dispenser
This soda dispenser makes pouring that much easier. A great gadget to have at parties or for everyday use at home.
Hand Saw Cake Cutter
Table saw is the perfect accessory for your kitchen tool belt
Sharp Act Knife Sharpener
Sharp Act Knife Sharpener for sharpening your knifes like a magician
Magnetic Decision Maker
Have a hard time deciding what to do? No need to decide anything on your own any longer with the decision maker to do it for you.
Butt Face Soap White/Brown
Ever get confused which soap you used for your butt and which one you used on your face? Well, with these soaps you will no longer have to worry about using the soap that you just used on your arse on your face.
Leaf Thermometer
These leaves change color depending on the temperature of the room.
Don’t Even Ask Wine Glass
A great gift idea for someone who enjoys their wine and to make people laugh. No need to ask a person how their day went with this glass, it’s self explanatory.
Skull Shaped Pitcher
Every beverage takes on a spooky cast when you serve it in this crystal clear cracked skull pitcher
12 Gauge Shot Glasses
A shot glass with a bang!
Glow in The Dark Toilet Paper
Now you’ll always be able to find the toilet paper – even in the dark
Beer Savers
Tired of throwing out precious beer? Use this cap to keep your beer fresh for a later time.
Shark Attack Porcelain Mug
Drinking coffee used to be so safe. The only thing you really had to look out for was burning your lips. Alas, now the danger level has been increased tenfold
Magnetic Nail Holder
The Thumbsaver helps with nearly any job, from fine trim or craft work to the largest framing jobs, building fences, decks, and installing joist hangers
