Household things I’m glad I bought

I didn’t buy Mr. B but I’m very glad to have him. He is the most precious thing in my life.

My sturdy mixer with bread dough hook. Amazing for kneading bread dough.
Slow cooker.
Spidercatcher
Pyrex measuring jugs( I take them to every holiday cottage)

Slow cooker
Soup maker
Flash speed mop (I know, environmentally unfriendly but jolly useful - dog)
Machine washable doormats - dog
Dog
Spider catcher
Seriously big lasagne/all sorts of things dish
Le Creuset casseroles
Big freezer

My Apple Watch, so unnecessary in theory, but I couldn’t be without it.
My Brabantia corkscrew, never has a wine bottle been opened so swiftly and easily.

Slow cooker
Ninja air fryer
Zyliss manual food processor
Onion holder
Rubber broom

Slow cooker great for rice pudding
Stick blender
Electric can opener
Carpet washer
Steamer saucepan
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven with foldaway door (short arms made cleaning a standard oven very difficult)

One of these toolkits.

www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/293099221

I saw it as available so I bought one in case I needed it.

I have used the pointed nose pliers to bend the fixing tangs on the back of photo frames, and to get open packs of Alpro soya drink when one end of the pull ring breaks off.

The cutters once to cut a piece of picture hanging wire off a coil of it.

None of the others yet, but there handy in case some need arises, such as a loose screw on a doorknob.

GtechAirRam vacuum cleaner. It's wonderful. Also my mobile phone.

A spider catcher which is useful for rescuing bees which stray indoors.

Washing machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Slow cooker
Vegetable steamer
Floor steamer
Soup maker
Food processor + blender
A little electric chopping machine for garlic and onions
Stick blender
Measuring spoons and cups
Old fashioned non-digital scales

Electric blanket, two SLO cookers, Sabatier knife with steel, right angled garden hoe, greenhouse, thermals, vape so I actually gave up cigarettes.

Slow cooker, use 2/3 times a week.
Good set of rechargeable screwdriver and bits.
Chrome cast thingy, plugs on back of TV so I can stream YouTube off my iPad. I watch the sea rolling in and rain streaming down for hours.
My 2 cats.
An upright plastic wheelbarrow for dirty washing and moving heavy things about house.

My slow cooker was one of the best £20 I have ever spent. Used frequently for all sorts of meals, useful to make pasta sauce when I have a glut of tomatoes, cook my Christmas puddings in it overnight…..

Microwave.

*Things I'm glad I bought*:
Dishwasher
Electric blanket
*Things I regret buying*:
Slow cooker (still in the box)
Garden sprayer (whatever was that for!)
Telescope to watch birds (too heavy)
Machine to "lift" the face (ha ha... didn't work)
Floaty dress from charity shop (whenever would I wear it!)
Camera equipment (can't see properly due to cataracts)
Goodness... I could go on a holiday with all the money I've wasted.

My I pad and I phone and smart tv, love them, too much.