LPT Request - What small purchase have you made that has had a significant impact on your life?

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u/keepthetips Keeping the tips since 2019 Mar 28 '23

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u/ClaretCup314 Mar 28 '23

Motion sensor nightlights for the bathrooms and hallway.

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u/Gred-and-Forge Mar 28 '23

A double shower head. Like $25 on Amazon.

If you have a basic shower head, upgrade. It’s amazing.

I also got married for $37, but YMMV depending on your partner.

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u/A_Gain_Again Mar 28 '23

Over the counter heartburn medication.

I recently bought some over the counter Nexium, and it's absolutely changed my life. It's like 24 bucks.

Not only am I not slamming tums every day, but in a roundabout way, it's helped me eat better, too.

Before, I felt guilty for what I was eating. I couldn't drink coffee. I was trying to pinpoint specific triggers, all while slamming tums.

Now, I take one a day, and I haven't even had anything close to heartburn. I feel like I can eat whatever I want, which lets me have a better relationship with food.

I also sleep way better because I'm not waking up from heartburn or having to switch sides because sleeping on the right made it worse.

If you have frequent heartburn, this is your sign to just take the fuckin pill. Holy hell

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u/JMT2492 Mar 28 '23

Extra long phone chargers.

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u/vowih77880 Mar 28 '23

Sharper Image power percussion deep tissue massager.

My girl got into a car accident 2.5 years ago. Had a fusion and it failed, had it taken out and a disk inserted instead. Has had 2 ablations done and has been on painkillers and everything for pain under the sun throughout this whole ordeal. Has gone to chiropractors and massagers and spents tens of thousands of dollars and has gotten ZERO relief.

I was in Costco the other day and saw this thing and, although I have tried massagers on her before, decided what the hell and get it since it was $60 and TBH, Sharper Image never had branded a bad product.

Let me tell you, if this thing was $500 dollars, I would buy it. It has changed her life. When her pulling starts in her muscles, I use this thing for a out 10 minutes and she can function. She has finally been able to sleep through the night without waking up crying in pain. She has her color back, her smile back, her appetite back. It's been a miracle.

I hope I don't jinx it and she continues to get better to the point where she won't need the pain meds anymore. She is starting off them next week.

Thank you Sharper Image.

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u/ghostengineering43 Mar 28 '23

Bought a cheap plastic bowl to put my wallet, keys, etc in when I get home. The amount of time I’ve saved looking for those items is priceless.

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u/TheBigOG Mar 28 '23

Immersion Blender, handheld Kitchen Aid brand - soooooo much easier to use/clean rather than a full-sized blender for smoothies. Also use it to make smooth salsas, soups, and ceasar dressing. Just whip it out and shove it in, rinse off when completed.

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u/Sapphire_Bombay Mar 28 '23

Sized up my duvet. King blanket for queen bed. Absolute game changer.

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u/wevegotscience Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23 •

Sunrise alarm clock. Don't need an expensive one. The difference between being startled awake and slowly prompted awake is astounding.

ETA: for those who read this as "suprise" alarm clock, most people just call those a "toddler".

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u/TJamesV Mar 28 '23

Boot dryer.

I stick my work boots on them every night, and every morning I get to put on toasty warm and dry boots. Makes a world of difference if you work out in the elements.

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u/mekareami Mar 28 '23 •

blackout curtains

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u/BunnyHop4806 Mar 28 '23 •

A bidet. Soared through the covid tp crisis and now pooping anywhere else feels like a filthy animal in the woods

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u/Arrohart Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

When I was in high-school, getting gel pens made a significant impact on my studying and note taking. Which in turn impacted my testing. I got way better test scores

In a strange way it also made me want to study more so I could have a reason to use those pens. That all rolled over to me being 24 and still wanting to study and learn about my career as an excuse to use the gel pens

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u/joshuamanjaro Mar 28 '23 edited May 10 '23

10+ Years ago I paid like 80 bucks for a set of stainless steel pans and I still use them all the time.

Edit: Brand: Ecolution

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u/LostMyKarmaElSegundo Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 28 '23

Those squishy anti-fatigue mats for the kitchen. They make standing on a hard tile floor a lot more comfortable while cooking or doing dishes in the sink.

They are usually between $30 and $80 depending on size and design.

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u/kitesurfr Mar 28 '23

I never thought I'd be saying this, but my chain mail sponge for cleaning cast iron is f-ing incredible. I feel like I got ten years older the day I decided a cleaning product was cool.

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u/thusnewmexico Mar 28 '23

Automatic cat feeder. It goes off to feed at 6 am and my cat runs like a bat out of hell to get the food. I get to sleep in now. $40 is a game changer.

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u/thebluebeagal Mar 28 '23 •

Waterpik! 34 years of my life, never flossed because I hated it. Got a waterpik and an electric toothbrush and my hygiene game has skyrocketed.

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u/Muppet-King Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

My kindle paper white got me into reading. I can bring it everywhere and switch topics at ease + it looks like real paper and doesn’t strain my eyes. I also learn a lot when I look up words I’m not used to

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u/behappysometimes Mar 28 '23

Get a tongue scraper, they’re more effective at tackling bad breath than brushing. Do your mouth a favor and do both.

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u/Fly__Eagles__Fly Mar 28 '23 •

Microcenter has a deal for a $99 3D printer. It’s been a ton of fun since I got it about 6 weeks ago. Some of the biggest hits:

Rings that you can wear and build legos on top of

Tupperware organizers

Bag clips

Cable organizers

Dinosaur fossils for the boys

Valentine’s Day gift for my 5 year olds crush

Body builder pikachu statue

Nintendo Switch joycon PLUS beer holders

Eagles coasters for a Super Bowl party that didn’t end well

So far I’ve spent about $25 on materials. Soon I will make little penis valve stem caps to put on my friends car tires to see how long they take to find.

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u/Initial_Savings8733 Mar 28 '23

Blow dryer brush. I used to let my hair air dry and hated the way it looked so I had it up all the time. Now I blow dry my hair and use a blow dryer brush so hair is always curled/styled!

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u/StupiderIdjit Mar 28 '23

A good quality chef knife will absolutely change your cooking. You wouldn't think just having a sharp knife would make your food better, but it does. Same goes with pans. Don't buy sets - - just a few quality ones you'll actually use.

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u/estherhazelagnes Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 30 '23

Library card. Use it to connect to the app Libby; haven’t bought a book or used Audible in years.

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u/Mabosaha Mar 28 '23

A car bluetooth adapter! I have an old car that doesn‘t even support MP3. Bought a BT adapter for 14€! Now I can listen to anything I can imagine! Soundcloud sets and everything. I‘m having so much joy while driving.

I was reluctant on buying one since I tried one ~6y ago and that one was beyond horrible. I think you loaded MP3 songs on it and it kept making noise.

This new one is perfect :)

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u/zaj89 Mar 28 '23

An electric toothbrush, I got a sonicare toothbrush for like 50$ and have been using it for about 2 years now and everytime I see my dentist he says my teeth are looking much better since I’ve switched

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u/r-Dwalo Mar 28 '23

Likely my umpteenth insulated water bottle, but this one will 100% be dedicated to drinking plain, iced water only.

I recently traveled cross-country via train and sat next to an older woman who said she had had FOUR, excruciating kidney stones. She continued that if she had to decide which was more painful: childbirth, or passing the kidney stones, she’d rather go through childbirth without an epidural, than pass another stone.

Her anecdote was enough to get me more serious about drinking water. Thing is, I already drink water, but only during or after working out/hiking, things like that.

This new, $22, 40oz insulated water bottle is my commitment to not only be more hydrated throughout the day everyday, but to hopefully NEVER have to experience the passing of a kidney stone.

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u/SenseTheHype Mar 28 '23

A sleeping mask and ear plugs. My sleep has gotten so much better and I feel rejuvenated when I start my day.

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u/grannybubbles Mar 28 '23

From my days is food service:

A shoe stretcher! My left foot is slightly larger than the right and has a wonky toe that would develop painful corns. New shoes would make me walk unevenly because of the pain, then my back would start hurting. The shoes would eventually stretch out from use, but not fast enough for me and they still rubbed the wonky toe. The stretchers come with bumps that you can put in places where you need just a little more room, so after using them, my wonky toe stopped hurting, the corn went away, I was able to walk normally and my back pain got much better.

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u/Rcknr1 Mar 28 '23

Phone stand from IKEA, it was like $4. Very helpful when I’m cooking and need to follow a recipe

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u/kevnmartin Mar 28 '23

I bought a wisteria plant for $19.95 and now it is so glorious people pull their cars over to take pictures of it. It's beautiful.

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u/iceblaze3k Mar 28 '23

Cups with wide mouths and wide bases, makes cleaning easy and they tend to be larger.

Psyllium husk fiber, have it every day since I had a large colon polyp removed. If you take this with adequate water, your bowel movements will be amazing. Give it a try!

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23 •

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u/Zachafinackus Mar 28 '23

10 bucks for a pair of hair catchers for my shower drain. Lifesaver as I abhor cleaning out drain clogs, which used to happen often now that I have long hair.

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u/Hazel_nut1992 Mar 28 '23

I have a deep bathtub but was so annoyed when I couldn’t fill it as much as I wanted because the overflow drain was so low. I found a cover for the overflow drain on Amazon for like $10. It’s rubbery plastic,it goes over the overflow drain and has a hole on the top so you can actually fill your tub but will still drain if it goes too high.

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u/mr_wool_head Mar 28 '23

A password manager. Just not LastPass.

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u/littleepatina Mar 28 '23

a scalp massager to use in the shower. it's helped with flakes, with getting my roots super clean, feels nice, is easier than using my hands, and helps stimulate hair growth.

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u/emmalew97 Mar 28 '23

I got one of those shampoo massagers for about $3 and my scalp which is normally unbearably itchy especially in the winter has never felt more healthy for this long.

Another not so cheap but great bang for buck is good sheets. I got a full set and extra pillow cases of Nestwell for about $200 and getting into bed is so much more relaxing. If you don't want/can't afford to get the full set, you could get just pillow cases for around $40.

If maintaining a clean living space is difficult, buying separate bottles/cloths for each room made it so much easier for me. That way when you walk into the room and see something that needs cleaning, you can do it right then without leaving and potentially forgetting about it or being too unmotivated to do the extra step of getting the products.

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u/OrangeCreamy Mar 28 '23

Squatty potty! Never pooped the same after. You need this

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u/Zimmonda Mar 28 '23

Digital Meat Thermometer, they go as cheap as 10 bucks on amazon and are instant.

No more fucking about with "palm tests" or juices running clear. Just pure piece of mind that I'm not poisoning myself or my family without massively overcooking our food.

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u/idlehum Mar 28 '23

A big fluffy bath robe!

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u/_Tock_ Mar 28 '23 •

A rice cooker - life changing, seriously… and about 20 bucks

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u/DonkeySilver6051 Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

A miniature, original Swiss Army Pocket knife with ALL the trimmings, the size of my pinkie more or less. Bought it on my first trip to Europe years ago. It fits into the side zip of my money purse, and it has the tiniest possible sharp scissors as well. And the minutest tweezer. As a lady, I stopped counting how many times, this little knife has been valuable to me and others that I helped out in situations when needed. My family members often times ask if I have decided who will one day inherit this incredible little darling.

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u/paxmlank Mar 28 '23

Pressure cooker: $40 - I had about $60 left to my name and my first paycheck was a month away. I bought this along with $20 of dried beans and rice and I was able to quickly and consistently cook a hot meal.

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u/7tattoosandcounting Mar 28 '23

Dish gloves! Only a few bucks and makes doing the dishes exponentially easier, faster, and better. Also saves hands from drying out too much.

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u/BanjoKablooey2 Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 28 '23

As someone who cooks a LOT—a couple weeks ago I bought a Gracula on Amazon. It’s this little garlic mincer that, randomly, looks like a vampire. (They don’t sell a normal looking one.) Unlike garlic presses and so many other things I’ve bought, this thing ACTUALLY minces garlic and is super easy to clean. I’m never ever chopping garlic again.

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u/endoire Mar 28 '23

Air Fryer! Opened me up to a variety of foods I had to go out for, that I can now just cook at home

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u/KieshaK Mar 28 '23

It was a gift, but a back scratcher. Holy hell, that thing is amazing. It has a telescoping handle so I can reach alllll the itchy spots.

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u/oddgrrl99 Mar 28 '23

A heating pad. After 20 years of being a mail carrier & now a server/bartender my feet freaking hurt 100% of the time & seriously cramp at night. The heating pad is under the covers for my feet, switch it on about 15 minutes before bed & it’s nice & toasty for my aching feet. No more night cramps & as a plus-my dog also loves it. Don’t suggest a heated blanket, I would die before the sun came up.

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u/jawesome4321 Mar 28 '23

Audiobooks on the Libby app and Bluetooth headphones. I listen to books while I'm driving, doing dishes, taking out the trash, cleaning, doing laundry. And for noisy times use Worktunes hearing protection with Bluetooth for lawnmowing or snowblowing.

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u/themissyoshi Mar 28 '23

The Scrub Daddy sponge. Miles above other sponges, last several months, is hard in cold water for more scrubbing/soft in warm water for general washing. It’s the best

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u/NeedsMoreYellow Mar 29 '23

I bought a folding stool ($15) for my kitchen.

I have psoriatic arthritis and it can be incredibly difficult for me to stand to cook dinner. I bought a folding stool so that I can sit while I cook. It has changed my life. I cook much more often than I used to because my body is no longer in agony standing while I prep and cook.

My family, however, keeps telling me I should "just stand while [I] cook like everyone else." I should not feel ashamed or be shamed because I am using a disability aid. So all for all my peeps who want to eat healthier but have difficulty standing to prep and cook... get yourself the stool, change your life, and tell the haters to f*@! off.

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u/clairebearzechinacat Mar 28 '23

Embroidery kits. I never felt very artistic and since picking up the hobby feel so proud of things I have been able to create. It has given me such a fulfilling hobby that I get to enjoy as I complete it and then feel so accomplished once I am done.

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u/MarioTennis69 Mar 28 '23

Weighted blanket. Just slap that baby on top of the fuzziest blanket you got and you're out like a light

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u/Lovecrt Mar 28 '23

A plant.. was just doing the typical trying to cheer myself up thing and it really worked!

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '23

My cat. I got her for $50 and she has absolutely changed my life. I love her to pieces

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u/Gonrag23 Mar 28 '23

Kitchen aid hand mixer, I’m no professional baker and I don’t have counter space for the full thing. But the hand mixer works wonderfully when I am baking, it also does a great job with mashed potatoes, and shredding chicken. I’m sure there are other uses, but dang I love that thing.

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u/ILikeSoundsAndStuff Mar 28 '23

$10 clip on phone holder for car dash.

Instantly makes using a navigation with a phone way safer, and locks the phone into part of your dashboard. Texts, calls, and notifications are easier to glance at and swipe away, as if changing the radio station.

First thing I do when getting in my car now is put my phone in the holder, even when I don’t need navigation and don’t plan on using it. It’s just the easiest and safest place to have your phone while driving.

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u/3Suze Mar 28 '23

I live in a carpeted apartment. Alfalfa Pellets ($15) on top of puppy pee pads ($8) on a rimmed cookie sheet. My puppy is fully "litter box" trained at 9 weeks and associates the alfalfa with grass. Zero mistakes so far and that alone is saving me a ton of money and heartbreak.

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u/AstridOnReddit Mar 28 '23

One of those wall hangings (“tapestry” on Etsy) with a forest on it. Makes the basement office much more tolerable.

~$35 for 5’x7’

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u/KevinG34 Mar 28 '23

Carbon monoxide detector. Actually went off when we had a problem with the furnace, that could have killed the whole family overnight.

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u/Pairadockcickle Mar 28 '23

holy. fucking. shit.

a TENS unit. if you are a pain sufferer (joint, surgery, muscles etc etc, phys therapy pain).

This is literally a game changer.

I had some pretty traumatic recovery pains that had me seeing red through Percocet. Got the TENS hooked up, and literally with the push of a button the LACK of pain made sob and I went to sleep for 4 hours.

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u/FinanceMuse Mar 28 '23

A $15 full body pillow with a crushed fur pillow case. It’s like sleeping while hugging a cloud.

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u/dooma Mar 28 '23

I bought myself 2 sets of measuring spoons. I cook a lot and was having to frequently wash them in between uses.

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u/richardwonka Mar 28 '23

A travel hammock ~30€
a diary and a nice pen
whetstone 400/1000
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The key to most things that have made a difference in my life wasn’t the things, but that I learned to use them well.

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u/Economy-Ad8668 Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 28 '23 •

Bought a girl a drink in a club about 20 years ago, £5 or there abouts. Been married for 15 now, kids, dog, cat, etc etc! Edit - And I wouldn't change it for the world.

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u/MeatBeater19 Mar 28 '23

Not me but one of my friends bought me a plant. Now i water it everyday.

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u/mountainkid Mar 28 '23

Headband headphones. Fall asleep to podcasts or music. For about $20 its a no brainer.

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u/cogentsimile Mar 28 '23

A pocket microfiber cloth for cleaning my glasses ($5-10). It’s in a little silicone case you stuff it in; tried to post a link but I guess that’s not allowed. - my glasses and the cloth stay so much cleaner and I love it! Probably my favorite in terms of utility/joy divided by cost.

Honorable mentions/other favorites:

A rubz foot massage ball for under my desk ($5-10). Can’t describe how much of a difference this makes. Totally unexpected.

Silicone ear plugs for sleeping (my wife snores) ($5-10)

Manta sleep mask ($35-70)

Balance board for my standing desk ($15-100+). My posture is so much better!

Battery jump starter for my car ($40-100) and portable air compressor to inflate tires ($15-100). I keep these both in my trunk and they have saved me multiple times! Worth the peace of mind

Meditation cushion! ($25-100). Makes sitting for long periods much more comfortable/doable, and gets you to properly align your spine/pelvis.

Kindle ($90-100+). Worth it to read infinite ebooks at night without LEDs shining into your eyes. You can find them much cheaper used or when Amazon has a sale :)

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u/PlagueCze Mar 28 '23 •

Safety razor - can be priced anywhere between 20 and 200 USD, but 60 is the usual price. It improved my shaving significantly, both in terms of quality and enjoyment. Pair it with some nice blades, soap and brush and you're set for life. After the initial purchase, the price of disposable blades is in pennies (compared to dolars for cartridge razors).

Some good ones for beginners - Muhle R89, Merkur Progress, Gillette Slim Adjustable.

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u/soaper410 Mar 28 '23

A light with a fan. It provides white noise and keeps it cooler which means I don’t have to turn on my AC in the spring or fall. It keeps my power bill about $100 lower per months for about 5 months of the year. Plus I sleep better!

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u/motherofcats4 Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

I bought an anti snore pillow for my partner. It’s unbelievably good. He just gently “purrs” now instead of rattling the bed and ruining my eardrums. Less than £30.

I forget how much it’s saved our relationship until we sleep in a hotel without it.

Edit here’s the pillow

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u/Appropriate_Weekend9 Mar 28 '23

Air tag for the cat.

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u/GuacnJim Mar 28 '23

Diva cup. Period game changer.

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u/Benji_81 Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

Viagra and I am not kidding. I am 41 and explained to Doc that I cannot stay hard like when I was younger. And now I can f. all night, but do not recommend this as every day practice 🙃

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u/GetBackToWorkSlacker Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

A recipe app. There are several good ones, but the one I use is AnyList. It lets you automatically import recipes from almost anywhere, plan out the next several days’ meals, and create your grocery list from the ingredients in the recipes. America’s Test Kitchen is the only place I’ve found where the import feature doesn’t work… you can still manually copy and paste the recipe, you just can’t use the one-click thing.

It is a recurring purchase of $10 a year, but it pays for itself many times over. It helps me use our groceries more efficiently, so we spend less and waste almost nothing. But besides that, it’s just so damn convenient having my entire collection in one place. I can curate it anytime I want and write my edits right into the recipe.

I used to print recipes onto notecards and store them in a box. I haven’t seen the recipe box in years and never even wonder what happened to it.

Edit: There are other apps in the replies below that have similar functionality, so check them all out and see which one you like best. Recipe Keeper is another good one: it can read and import a handwritten or printed recipe and lets you use subcategories for organizing them.

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u/CrossV1 Mar 28 '23

2 of everything. 2 shampoos, 2 lip balm, 2 toothpastes, 2 chopping boards, 2 garlic presses (so that u always have one of standby if u were lazy to clean the other)

No need to fight with S.O. over the flavor, texture. And if you run out of one , you can temporarily use the other till u replace it. It makes life blissful.

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u/yeagercorps Mar 28 '23

Medical grade lanolin. Works great on chapped lips, diaper rash, etc.

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u/CentrifugalMuse Mar 28 '23

A 2 gallon Brita water container. We fill it and keep it in the fridge and replace the filter in it as needed. We have saved so much on bottled water, not to mention reducing all the water bottles (which we recycled, but still). No more half empty water bottles laying around the house, and since it’s filtered tap water that we only have to refill once a day, it’s convenient. We use it for cooking as well.

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u/ZaxonsBlade Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 29 '23

There was a LPT recently that said spend small amounts of money every month on things that make your life easier. It’s something I’ve kind of always done but had stoped for a while.

That night I got into a fight with my pots and pans and lids (I do all the cooking and dishes so I’m the only one that deals with it). Stacking them and piles of lids. The lids collapsed and made a huge clattering ruckus. Just totally pissed me off. I immediately hopped online and bought some racks and holders for that cabinet. Got them installed Friday. Really should have taken a before/after. My lord. Game changer.

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u/thegooddoktorjones Mar 28 '23

Fire gloves. Cheap welding gloves from farm & fleet that let you pick up burning things briefly. Makes grilling so much easier and when having a campfire no trying to move burning logs with sticks, just grab them. Need to not let them get wet or hold on too long, but they look like magic. Makes me feel like a real big shot when I am placing hot coals exactly where I want them.

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u/NiceGuyWillis Mar 28 '23

Not exactly a hidden or unpopular one, but genuinely? A portable power bank. Bought a Duracell one for like $35, and I just keep it in my backpack. I don't use it for my phone, but for my wireless earpods and Fitbit. I just plug them into my backpack when I'm not using them and they are always at full charge. I no longer have to worry about forgetting to charge my devices at night. The bank lasts like a full month as long as I'm only charging small devices with it.

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u/jvsews Mar 28 '23

A strap wrench and a pair of hand pruners to open bottles and packages.

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u/CuriousCat55555 Mar 28 '23

A $35 set a digital measuring calipers. It makes measuring different things and making precise cuts on the tablesaw so much easier, faster, more accurate, and painless!

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u/topazco Mar 28 '23

Left handed Logitech lift mouse - absolute game changer, was waiting for so long for a good mouse for a lefty

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u/Rataridicta Mar 28 '23

I bought an iFixit pro tech toolkit a few years back after considering it for a long time, but thinking it was quite pricy.

I was wrong. It is an amazing kit, and it has saved me both a lot of money, and a lot of time to quickly be able to fix so many more things; from a laptop hinge replacement to tightening the screws on a pair of glasses, it has become one of the best purchases I've ever made.

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u/PunkerWannaBe Mar 28 '23

A jump rope, I got a cheap one for $1 and it made me love working out.

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u/sourdoughbre4d Mar 28 '23

A rechargeable lantern, a label maker, a cleaver(cooking), a wyze camera, a noco battery (car)

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u/microphohn Mar 28 '23

AeroPress coffee maker. Game changer.

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u/MrSapasui Mar 28 '23

An Amber-colored neck light for nighttime reading.

LPT Request - What small purchase have you made that has had a significant impact on your life? Request