The $30 item from Kmart you never knew you needed: 'Game changer' (2025)

Shoppers (and their sore backs) are rejoicing at Kmart's latest launch that is as stylish as it is practical.

According to a customer, this foldable, black shopping trolley is a must-have for any kind of shopping trip, whether big or small.

And for just $30, its sleek structure has a designer-inspired look and surprisingly luxe feel, with shoppers calling it a 'game changer.'

At 91cm high, the trolley is a compact solution for easy shopping and carrying large quantities around the both the supermarket and the mall.

It also has five handles and 113L capacity, perfect for a big shop, or even moving house.

What does ultimately set the large bag apart is the fact that it's on wheels and can transport groceries with ease, gliding easily through the aisles - without the heavy load on your shoulders.

With a structure that fully folds down flat, it makes even more sense to have one tucked in boot of the car or stored seamlessly in a cupboard at home when not in use.

It should be noted that there is a 10kg weight limit when it comes to how heavy you can load it, so perhaps grab two just in case.

As for other handy storage tips, an Australian cleaning and organising guru has also recently shared her number one hack using a $4.50 Kmart product and common cupboard staple.

Anita Birges, who heads Mise en Place Professional Organising, revealed the simple idea anyone can use in their home to store belongings.

In a video, she used a paper towel stand from Kmart and an adhesive hook to create a wall hanger.

With the stand attached to the hook horizontally, it can be used to hang multiple hats, headbands, hair clips, scrunchies, bags and spare coat hangers.

'Listen up because you are going to love this DIY organising hack! There's so many uses for this one, check it out,' Anita declared in the video.

First she gently bent the paper towel stand on a slight angle to ensure the items don't slip off. She then placed different items on the hanger.

The short video quickly exceeded more than 69,000 views and many thanked Anita for sharing the 'fantastic' idea.

'Perfect idea, thank you so much,' one wrote.

'Because of this, you no longer hear me asking where we keep spare hangers,' another said.

A third added: 'I have one of these hanging in the toilet room used by males in my house to hold spare toilet rolls. I don't like items on the floor.'

The handy tip is also a great alternative to installing shelves or permanent wall hooks.

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