What don’t you have at home that others consider normal?

Infrequently read books again and use my ebook only for holidays. Don't have a tumble drier, an air frier or an ironing board.

I frequently - not infrequently

Gas supply- I have a large oil tank (considered having gas laid on when we first moved into the house but the price for putting the supply pipes down our long drive was astronomical).

BBQ went after my husband died. It was no longer used.
Never had a fire pit,
Coffee machine (unless a cafetiere counts?)
No dog anymore. My two cats might object.

I use my dishwasher two-three times a week. More if I have guests. The 'experts' say it is more economical than hand washing.

Meat

Alcohol

What don't we have that others do? - Sky, Netflix or any of these broadcasting companies. BBC radio and the occasional TV programme is sufficient for us. Just want to say that in our tiny kitchen our dishwasher is invaluable to ensure a quick tidy up, the sterilisation effect providing peace of mind during the pandemic, and the daily challenge of loading it efficiently to keep its use to the minimum. It has an 'Eco' programme, whatever that means... and we use Ecover dishwasher tablets. I use gallons of boiling water washing dishes by hand, a brush and detergent but never get the dishes etc as clean as our dishwasher does.

We don't have
Central heating
Carpets
Alexa
Streaming service
Slippers
Those people who don't use a dishwasher obviously haven’t got a husband who thinks he still has a kitchen brigade helping when he cooks.

Air fryer
Bbq
Dishwasher
Bath
Pressure cooker
Lawn mower
Coffee machine
Pets
Husband
Tumble dryer
Fire ?pit
Quooker tap
Flat stomach
Storage (that's the one thing l would love to have)

was going to put same as GrandMattie,An air fryer and Alexa,but may give into air fryer. Can't see me wanting an Alexa,but then again I once said that about the internet.

A dishwasher -apart from my husband and a floor brush. My daughter just said a clock. She's never had a clock in the house since she got married 15 years ago.

Alexa
dishwasher
tumble dryer

No dish washer
No kindle or other e-books, but tons of books.
No land-line
No hair dryer (didn't know anyone still used them actually. Here they are considered bad for your hair.)
No fabric softener, I use vinegar when I wash woollies.
No car. We didn't need one when we lived in a city with good public transport, and decided that at retirement age it would be more sensible not to own a car when we moved to the country.
No BBQ
No expresso machine

There are probably other things too, but can't think of them right now.

Adding to earlier list... TV in bedroom, microwave, pressure cooker or carpets.

tumble dryer

iPhone
Gaming console
Skype
Proseccuerrr in't fridge
"Going out" or "holiday"outfits(?!)
BBQ
Lawns/ grass
Furniture from chain store
Bought art of any type printed or original ( do my own)
Synthetic bedding of any type.all natural pillows etc
Our darling little jack Russell cross( for last 12 months ?)

.....a figure....
Boobs that look as if they're mine?!
Wrinkles( true!)
Hair , I went bonkers and cut it all off , won't do that again!!
Anything to actually look forward to any more.....

Excuse my ignorance, but what is a fire pit ?

Tumble dryer - never had one

Any TV channels that you pay for

Smart meter ( Just succeeded in getting new ordinary electricity meter installed this morning; took me a year!

Any kind of window covering other than curtains and plain blinds in kitchen and bathroom

Gadgets, all disposed of since my DH died. Except the electric can opener, which is very useful (though I don't eat much canned food)
Wine...which was also DH's department, as I don't drink.
Paid for tv
Dishwasher, though I would have loved one when there were 7 of us at home. Too much faff now there's just me.
My DD has a hot tub and a fire pit, but I wouldn't have a use for either.
Lots of other 'don't have's' because I lead a fairly simple life, and have downsized my possessions a lot, as well.
I practically live in my slippers, though, but will soon be donning the lovely warm Ugg boots my daughter sent me a couple of years ago. They are so cosy, inside and outside the house.

A tumble drier or microwave oven. A TV in any other room than the sitting room.

Same here, although we do have a BBQ.

Tumble dryer - It conked out six months ago and I haven’t replaced it.
Alexa
Lawn mower - I have a gravel garden.
Coffee machine
Fire pit - Gave it away when I moved.
Bath
A pond but it will be next year’s project.

Will someone PLEASE say what a fire pit is?

Livey. My daughter's fire pit is a sort of large metal saucer on legs. There may be other designs. Used for sitting around a wood fire on chilly evenings, in the garden.

I'd rather just go indoors! ???

Hellogirl1

Will someone PLEASE say what a fire pit is?

www.housebeautiful.com/uk/garden/g32185721/fire-pit/

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