Parents are rushing to buy 30p Amazon road trip essential – it’ll stop the kids making a mess AND keep them quiet

PARENTS are rushing to buy a 30p Amazon road trip essential to stop their kids from making a mess – and keep them quiet in the car.

The average time until a child tantrums on car journeys is one hour and ten minutes, says Nottingham Trent University.

Parents are rushing to buy a 30-Amazon road trip essential to stop their kids from making a mess and keep them quiet in the car

This product is called Kitchen Shelves, and you can find it on Amazon for only 30pAMAZON

Handily, car experts at Cars 24 recommend buying a basket with suction cups to keep your kids entertained during long trips.

And you can buy them on Amazon for only 30p.

The experts say: “Use special baskets with suction cups inside your car by sticking them onto the windows so your children can store their toys and other kiddie supplies in one place.”

And you can also use this suction cup basket on your shower, bathroom, and bathtub countertop kitchen.

The manufacturer -xuebinghualoll – claims this powerful organiser works best for non-porous, smooth surfaces such as glass – so it’s perfect for sticking them in your car window.

A savvy mum also revealed this hack in a video on TikTok – and users were quick to comment below.

One said: “Ooh, I’ve never seen that before. That’s a good one.”

Another said: “Love it for a long road trip!!”

A third pointed out: “It is good also U could fill it with other things like toys or snacks.”

But other users think that it can be a little bit unsafe.

One said: “Smart but not safe for accidents.”

A second said: “With side airbags and accidents, it’s a no for me.”

This comes after a cleaning expert revealed an incredible £1 hack that will leave your car seats spotless.

Plus, drivers have been urged to pack their cars properly while out and about on the roads this summer.

Suction cup baskets mean your children can store their toys and other favourites in one place – all within easy reachcars24

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