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Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good mattress and pillow!

NiekW274 , Aaron Yoo Report

Final score:

216points

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Joseph Kastorff 3 years ago

Never go cheap on things that keep you off the ground: shoes, bedding, tires

6points

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered well made bra

penny_can , Gabriel White Report

Final score:

212points

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Biba Little 3 years ago

Yes, that's tough. They say you should ditch your bra after several months but dude, do you know how difficult is to find good bra? I am not ditching that until it falls apart!

82points

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A quality chef knife.

krezmasters , Didriks Report

Final score:

183points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Yep yep yep. Be sure to wash and dry it right after you’re done using it—it helps keep the blade nice and sharp!

22points

genuinely-surprised , Antti T. Nissinen Report

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good frying pan, lasts for years and the quality of food I can cook with it is so much better. Also much easier to clean.

Final score:

182points

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Tom Spade 3 years ago

I've got my great grandmother's Griswold enameled cast iron set. It's over 100 years old, cooks the best Romanian food ever...they immigrated to Erie PA, and later to Cleveland.

4points

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Birth control.

badwolfincorporated , Sarah C Report

Final score:

177points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Make it the permanent kind if you’re *absolutely certain* you won’t change your mind. My OB/GYN finally relented after hearing me swear I didn’t want children for the first 20 years I was her patient.

45points

allthedifference , Rusty Clark ~ 100K Photos Report

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Three good pairs of scissors. One for clothe, one for paper and one for the kitchen. This saves so much time and aggravation.

Final score:

169points

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AJ 3 years ago

I raise with three pairs mentioned, another one for the kitchen and one for haircut.

29points

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A cab ride or rideshare when you're drunk.

BloomsdayDevice , Andrew Smith Report

Final score:

167points

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R Carson 3 years ago

Can save your ass.

22points

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Anything designed to go between you and the ground. Shoes, bike or motorcycle helmet, mattress, car tires. Get good quality.

allthedifference , Becky Stern Report

Final score:

164points

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AJ 3 years ago

Well said!

26points

#10

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Good pair of shoes

-PM_ME_UR_BOOTY- , olle svensson Report

Final score:

150points

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Kona Pake 3 years ago

Matching good pair of shoes.

55points

#11

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered After seeing how many people keep s**t stored in 10 year old random cardboard boxes in their garage or laundry room, I am gonna say storage tubs. They are hardly expensive, uniform in size, stack well, and aren't going to deteriorate if they get a bit wet.

[deleted] , Valerie Everett Report

Final score:

149points

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R Carson 3 years ago

Good to see what you will never use again.

60points

#12

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good and comfortable chair to your desk. Especially when you plan to sit there a lot for studying or if your job requires you to sit. It will spare you a lot of back pain.

TegeTheKing , Dushan Hanuska Report

Final score:

127points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes!

13points

#13

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Bread from a bakery instead of regular stuff on the grocery store shelf, particularly if you can get it still warm from the oven, or at least very fresh.

zazzlekdazzle , Andrew Bowden Report

Final score:

125points

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

Bakeries don't exist around here. Unless it is a cake/cupcake bakery.

22points

#14

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good "under sink" home tool kit if you dont have one already. I can say as a newly married 20 something it was the most useful gift my father in law got me.

Raoden , Bill Smith Report

Final score:

116points

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R Carson 3 years ago

Very import for kids to know tool names and how to use them.

26points

#15

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered WD40

Tilleke , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

114points

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R Carson 3 years ago

Very useful-also good for polishing stainless steel appliances.

11points

#16

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Ten foot charger for your phone.

Alias338 , Aaron Yoo Report

Final score:

103points

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Terilee Bruyere 3 years ago

I like those for in the car so my kids can charge their devices if we are on long trips. Otherwise, a short one works just as well and charging doesn't take ages, it won't hurt to not have your phone in your hand 24/7.

7points

#17

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered As a home owner, I can’t say it enough. A wet/dry vacuum.

wokeostrich , Benjamin Gray Report

Final score:

102points

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Beta 3 years ago

I love it when something is really dirty and then you run the vacuum over it and there’s a straight line of clean in the middle of the dirty

15points

#18

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Professionnal photographer at your wedding. Food, music and so on are nice but goddamnit don't cheap out on the photographer.
Those pictures are everything you'll have from your wedding for the rest of your life.

MarhThrombus , Vanessa Hayes Report

Final score:

101points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

They’re ADORABLE!

31points

ThatNurseGuyJon , The Lamb Family Report

#19

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A toothbrush. It is literally life saving and can prevent you a whole world of pain in both your body and wallet. Bonus points if you brush twice and day and floss.

Final score:

94points

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Sapna Sarfare 3 years ago

One of the best advice given by my dentist - buy baby brush for your teeth. They are soft and will go easy on your teeth. Since they are tiny, they can go to every corner.

20points

#20

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Condoms

InfaredRidingHood , Rorro Navia Report

Final score:

90points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Vasectomies for those of you who are absolutely certain!

37points

#21

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Prescription Sunglasses

Fridaysgame , Tony Harrison Report

Final score:

85points

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Sam Chilton 3 years ago

Yes, for sure. I was lucky my old Oakley frames were still good 9 years after buying regular shades, better than any of the crap they sold when I got my prescription lenses. I feel naked without them outside!

11points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#22

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered For me it is specialty coffee. A few years ago I took a 2 hour coffee tasting course at a local roaster and got a mail order specialty coffee subscription, which opened my eyes to the world of coffee. I pay about $20 (Canadian) for 340 grams which makes 17 cups of coffee at ~$1.18 per cup. People tell me it's a waste of money, yet get $5.50 Starbucks every day...

dnz89 , Michael Allen Smith Report

Final score:

85points

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WildHoneyPie 3 years ago

Good coffee is a blessing.

25points

fireinvestigator113 , Tony Webster Report

#23

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good power strip. Don’t buy the cheapest one. That’s how you burn down your house.

Final score:

83points

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M O'Connell 3 years ago (edited)

And don't count on a surge-protecting power strip to protect your devices from surges if its gotten quite old. They depend on metal oxide varistors to short spikes to ground, and the more spikes they experience the more they degrade until they don't function anymore. The strip itself will still do its primary job fine though.

12points

ForgettableUsername , Becky Stern Report

#24

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Socks. Despite the expense and the inconvenience of obtaining them, there is nothing that compares to the feeling of wearing warm, dry socks.

Final score:

77points

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Karina H 3 years ago

my granny - age 95 - still knits socks daily. I've got at least 20 pairs. my BF tried to throw away some of his old ones with holes, but I was like: don't you dare! I'll repair them. you'll never know how long granny is able to knit. I'll cherish these socks for a long time

7points

#25

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered One sharp, well-tailored suit for work and formal occasions. After that you can just change up your shirt, trousers and tie and you'll still look impressive

fantasybro , Michael Nutt Report

Final score:

73points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Just don’t ever change size yourself!

20points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#26

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good pair of jeans

johnsolomon , Michael Carian Report

Final score:

70points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Several good pairs of jeans is even better!

23points

#27

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Lasik surgery. Seriously, the only time I haven’t regretted a major purchase. Y’all can have my $4,000 and my spectacles.

flinchm , DM Report

Final score:

64points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Your eyes change over time—I’m much less nearsighted than I was when I was younger.

20points

#28

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Roomba. Haven't swept in two years. 730 days my broom has not come from the side of the fridge. He probably misses me. I'm gonna go check up on him.

cmfreeman , Patrick Report

Final score:

62points

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R Carson 3 years ago

Wait till it hits a runny pile of pet poo-delightful.

38points

#29

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered An electric tire inflator, for $29.95

It's so convenient to add air to the tires where you live rather than going to gas station air pumps - especially in winter weather.

Back2Bach , Media Mike Hazard Report

Final score:

59points

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Speedgoat 3 years ago

For the life of me I can't figure why this isn't standard equipment on every vehicle, especially pickups.

26points

#30

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered My bidet. Best $35 I’ve ever spent.

Actually_Im_a_Broom , myllissa Report

Final score:

46points

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LilyYates 3 years ago

Only 35? Wow, thought they'd be more than that. Then again, never really done any research.

15points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#31

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A crockpot and a rice cooker. They were both around $35 and I use them a few times a week.

shiftdown , Julie Magro Report

Final score:

22points

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Sky Render 3 years ago

For me it was the air fryer. A countertop convection oven is perfect for a 2-person household!

13points

The_Height_of_Folly , DoctorButtsMD Report

#32

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Rechargeable batteries for Xbox controllers. I couldn't even begin to estimate how much I've saved over the years.

Final score:

21points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Rechargeable batters for everything possible...batteries contain so much acid that they have to go to a toxic waste site rather than the ordinary dump.

13points

#33

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Toilet paper

Tilleke , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

21points

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Les Izmore 3 years ago

See bidet above.

4points

#34

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered Actually decent pencils. F**k offbrand pencils and their pink stubby s**t. If you buy wooden pencils, buy ticonderoga.

If you buy mechanical pencils, get one that has a decent grip and lead storage cap. S***ty ones just hurt to use.

[deleted] , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

21points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Ticonderoga RULES!

8points

#35

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A shoe horn. The tall ones are $1 and let you put your shoes on without hurting your back or ruining the back of your shoes.

slotwima , Kzoo Cowboy Report

Final score:

17points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

An extra long one so my so doesn't have to bend over..

7points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#36

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered A good pair of in-ear headphones. Nothing beats listening to music on high quality (I've still got wired cuz your boy's still speakin' broke).

[deleted] , Chris Harrison Report

Final score:

13points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

In-ear is murder on your hearing!

12points

#37

My far too expensive hair products. Curly hair is not fun.

Jokerella Report

Final score:

13points

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Helen Haley 3 years ago

It is like having a really expensive pet that lives on your head and hates you.

28points

#38

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered High quality genuine Japanese Green Tea.

Americanized stuff you find in normal grocery stores doesn't even come close.

Santi76 , Hector Martin Report

Final score:

13points

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Pezor Zass 3 years ago

i hear so many americans not understanding how people can drink tea. You have never had decent tea prepared properly. NOT saying that everyone will like tea, just saying that most who don't haven't really had it.

21points

EXTRAVAGANT_COMMENT , Marco Verch Report

#39

Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What's That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 30 Folks Delivered tongue scraper. once you use one and see all the brown gunk that sits on your tongue you will never want to go back.

Final score:

9points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

I brush my tongue with my toothbrush

25points

#40

A high quality BBQ sauce

messdog24 Report

Final score:

-6points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

Or make your own!

10points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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What do you think ?

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Nikole 3 years ago

A-f*****g-men to the bra one. I just bought my first "good" one in a while... $50 for something comfortable, well-made, and flattering is money well spent. I bought it from a company online called Pepper that specializes in, uh, smaller sizes (cups are AA, A, and B only) and it doesn't have the dreaded cup gap. I don't work for them... I just really love this freaking bra.

13points

leah 2 years ago

I'm the, uh, opposite direction (38D) and I wholeheartedly concur. I legit get bras as birthday and Christmas gifts from my husband. And now that I'm not breastfeeding I'm getting all new ones. Now, I don't actually unwrap these at birthdays or Christmases. I just buy them around those two times.

0points

Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

If you have a largish property that seems to endlessly generate saplings (more than you can use), then the Puller Bear is money well spent. A small Canadian company makes it, and it pulls up saplings using the principle of the lever. I watched my daughter uproot a dozen in less than five minutes. (We replanted them where we wanted them.) No more digging up a giant root ball.

10points

Alex the Country Dog 3 years ago

Thank you. Actually came to this article looking for these types of suggestions more than the run-of-the-mill ones.

1point

Carol Emory 3 years ago

A roof over my head. I've been helping a couple of homeless people with getting essentials. I never realize how much you give up when you are homeless. A place to cook, go to the bathroom, wash up, do laundry. No heat, no A/C, no running water, no refrigerator. No place to store clothes, shoes. Nothing. Not even access to health care sometimes. One of the people I help said that he's not worried if I bring them food or money...he just wants me to come around from time to time to talk. He likes the stories I tell him and he says it makes him less lonely to know someone treats him like a human being and not an animal to avoid or ignore.

9points

Paula Marowsky 3 years ago (edited)

This really needs to be on top

3points

Zophra 3 years ago

I would add a set of nice sheets to the list.

7points

leah 2 years ago

Yes. I recently scored a deal on linen sheets and my God...It's heaven.

0points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Adding: Since I was a farm kid: Don't cheap out on rope, lumber, or work gloves.

3points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Outerwear. Buy the parka, the slicker, the windbreaker, and you can use them for life. I'm actually using a parka that was bought in the 1980s. Hand-me-down from my dad. Good weather protection saves lives.

3points

4848532 3 years ago

My husband's prized possessions from his mother are two cast-iron skillets.

2points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Oh, I would love that! Lost out to the cousins on the family cast-iron, alas.

0points

Biba Little 3 years ago

Since the autumn and winter are coming, I would say a good, warm, comfy, water-resistant jacket and great, comfy, warm, preferably water-resistant boots. I dream about such clothe items every winter.

2points

Sky Render 3 years ago

Also can vouch for an induction cooktop. Stuff heats up faster than ever and the power bill's down a bit too. You need iron/steel-bottomed cookware to use it, but it's well worth the investment!

2points

leah 2 years ago

I have a single-burner induction hot plate thing that I love. I'd love a full induction cooktop but living in Iowa and with multi-day power outages a thing year round I'll stick with my gas stove..

0points

A Jones 3 years ago

A good water kettle and rice cooker. I had my same electric kettle and rice cooker since I moved away from the "nest" back in 2014. They still work well. :)

1point

Treessimontrees 3 years ago

You're either in your bed or your shoes, don't scrimp on either.

1point

Auntriarch 3 years ago

Is the downvote goblin on the loose again?

1point

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Yeah.

1point

Alex the Country Dog 3 years ago

Meh. Thought it was going to be more of the unique, or really high quality things that are worth investing more money in (along the lines of "buy once, use it for the rest of your life" higher quality, durable goods). A lot of these are common, generic, "everybody knows this" kind of advice. Better advice in the comments so far than in the posts.

1point

Colette Connor 3 years ago

If you have dust allergies a good vacuum makes a huge difference. I had an average one, I decided to invest in a good one, the day before the new one was delivered I had vacuumed the whole house ( I didn't realise that new one would arrive so fast ). I wanted to play with my new toy so I re-vacuumed one of the rooms I had done the day before, I ended up doing the whole house again, there was an insane amount of dust I had to empty the vacuum twice before I was done. The average one with about the same size bag would have been half full after a full round of cleaning.

0points

leah 2 years ago

And furnace filters. My youngest daughter and I both have winter allergies and using the more expensive one was a game changer. We also swap it out every six weeks instead of three months.

0points

Rider 3 years ago

Custom insoles, worth the expense. After years of knee, hip, back, shoulder, neck pain, and migraines I am finally pain free.

0points

Juririn 3 years ago (edited)

Bread maker. I haven't bought bread for 15 years. It makes and bakes bread - you just put in flour, yeast, salt and water and program it to wake up in the morning to freshly made bread 😊 You can also make any sort of fancy dough or batter for cakes, I used to make panettone, too, from start to finish; it can be used also as a rice cooker and mochi maker. It did cost about 350$, but it was worth it and it's been used daily for more than a decade.

0points

Aksa 3 years ago

thermoactive underwear

0points

Jimmydeluxx 3 years ago

A soupmaker. So easy

0points

MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago (edited)

A good sturdy, comfy, cushy, couch made with quality material and NOT faux leather. A phone that doesn't have a glass touch screen and not made by Apple. High quality oil paint. That Artists Loft stuff is garbage.

0points

Whitey Black 3 years ago

When I was 15 or so, to disguise my constant "workouts," I bought a paint mixing machine so I could tell family & friends, "No! That WASN'T me! It was my paint mixing machine!"

0points

Karin 3 years ago

My Mac! Eleven years $200 on upgrade and it's still going strong! Knock wood bc I can't afford to replace it!

0points

Pat Bond 3 years ago (edited)

The old adage of, you spend money on good shoes and a good matress. If you're not in one, you're in the other.

0points

Inga Paškevičiūtė 3 years ago

The name was a mistake maybe? "Gen Zers In This Online Group Confess What 39 Millennial Trends They're Sick And Tired Of" while the actual thing is “what's that one product that is completely worth your money?”

0points

Ruby 3 years ago

You sure you clicked the right article? This is "Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What’s That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 40 Folks Delivered"

1point

Aeon Flux 3 years ago

Clothes and tools are most of the list. Agreed.

0points

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Nikole 3 years ago

13points

leah 2 years ago

0points

Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

10points

Alex the Country Dog 3 years ago

Thank you. Actually came to this article looking for these types of suggestions more than the run-of-the-mill ones.

1point

Carol Emory 3 years ago

9points

Paula Marowsky 3 years ago (edited)

This really needs to be on top

3points

Zophra 3 years ago

I would add a set of nice sheets to the list.

7points

leah 2 years ago

Yes. I recently scored a deal on linen sheets and my God...It's heaven.

0points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Adding: Since I was a farm kid: Don't cheap out on rope, lumber, or work gloves.

3points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

3points

4848532 3 years ago

My husband's prized possessions from his mother are two cast-iron skillets.

2points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Oh, I would love that! Lost out to the cousins on the family cast-iron, alas.

0points

Biba Little 3 years ago

Since the autumn and winter are coming, I would say a good, warm, comfy, water-resistant jacket and great, comfy, warm, preferably water-resistant boots. I dream about such clothe items every winter.

2points

Sky Render 3 years ago

Also can vouch for an induction cooktop. Stuff heats up faster than ever and the power bill's down a bit too. You need iron/steel-bottomed cookware to use it, but it's well worth the investment!

2points

leah 2 years ago

I have a single-burner induction hot plate thing that I love. I'd love a full induction cooktop but living in Iowa and with multi-day power outages a thing year round I'll stick with my gas stove..

0points

A Jones 3 years ago

A good water kettle and rice cooker. I had my same electric kettle and rice cooker since I moved away from the "nest" back in 2014. They still work well. :)

1point

Treessimontrees 3 years ago

You're either in your bed or your shoes, don't scrimp on either.

1point

Auntriarch 3 years ago

Is the downvote goblin on the loose again?

1point

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Yeah.

1point

Alex the Country Dog 3 years ago

1point

Colette Connor 3 years ago

0points

leah 2 years ago

And furnace filters. My youngest daughter and I both have winter allergies and using the more expensive one was a game changer. We also swap it out every six weeks instead of three months.

0points

Rider 3 years ago

Custom insoles, worth the expense. After years of knee, hip, back, shoulder, neck pain, and migraines I am finally pain free.

0points

Juririn 3 years ago (edited)

0points

Aksa 3 years ago

thermoactive underwear

0points

Jimmydeluxx 3 years ago

A soupmaker. So easy

0points

MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago (edited)

0points

Whitey Black 3 years ago

When I was 15 or so, to disguise my constant "workouts," I bought a paint mixing machine so I could tell family & friends, "No! That WASN'T me! It was my paint mixing machine!"

0points

Karin 3 years ago

My Mac! Eleven years $200 on upgrade and it's still going strong! Knock wood bc I can't afford to replace it!

0points

Pat Bond 3 years ago (edited)

The old adage of, you spend money on good shoes and a good matress. If you're not in one, you're in the other.

0points

Inga Paškevičiūtė 3 years ago

0points

Ruby 3 years ago

You sure you clicked the right article? This is "Someone In This Online Group Asked, “What’s That One Product That Is Completely Worth Your Money?”, 40 Folks Delivered"

1point