'household stuff' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example sentence: I picked up some new household stuff at the store this afternoon.
A lot of sloppy household stuff was done on the back porch.
For props we used ordinary household stuff; sometimes we bought flowers.
"If it's household stuff, the cost will be between $400 and $450 for a full truckload".
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They were all three his familiars; and Amphares had borrowed a great deal of plate and rich household stuff from Agesistrata, and hoped if he could destroy her and the whole family, he might peaceably enjoy those goods.
Amid the confiscation of the Dudley family's possessions in July 1553, Mary had allowed Jane Dudley to retain her wardrobe and plate, carpets, and other household stuffs, as well as the use of the Duke's house in Chelsea, London.
The old school, obey-your-husband, head-of-the-household stuff doesn't work for me.
He says in his autobiography, Grace Abounding, that he and his first wife "came together as poor as poor might be, not having so much household-stuff as a dish or spoon betwixt us both".
"I work on Wall Street and I'm broke," Ms. Williams said as she walked out of the J. C. Penney store, carrying white plastic bags that contained linens and other household items, "stuff that you really need".
Eliminate worry and anxiety for your kids by establishing and sticking to a routine for household and "stuff" transfers.
