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

Air fryer
Tumble dryer
Dishwasher
Laminate flooring
Alexa
Car

Husband - got rid of him 5 years ago and haven’t looked back!

Hellogirl
Google it. I had to!

No noisy neighbours, apart from cows, sheep and birds
No light pollution
No gas supply
No bath, we only have showers
No TV channels that have to be paid for
No Kindle, we prefer to read paper books
No boots, apart from wellies
No slippers, we wear our shoes indoors
No onesies, we'd look ridiculous in them
No takeaways - don't like them and too expensive
No clean floors - our dog doesn't like them!

Would not give up my dishwasher for all the tea in China! The plates and cups/knives and forks are so spotlessly clean and shiny. Im not lazy, just fussy about hygiene.
I havent got an Alexa, but quite fancy one. Might see how much they cost.
Our neighbours dont have a computer or wifi.
Their choice and money saving. But how I wish they would stop coming round asking me to look stuff up, or pay bills for them online.
I know its only a bit of fun, but this thread has made me feel so grateful for what I have.

Dressing gown, night dress (t shirt for me) air fryer, bread maker or food mixer. I do have a fire pit, a BBQ, microwave and dishwasher.

Alexa
video doorbell
air fryer
hair dryer
fire pit
conservatory

No staff. The last maid left years ago.

i don't have

tumble dryer
airfryer
mixer
dish washer
electric blanket
hairdryer
tv

i do have central heating but it has never been used since my housing put it in 10 years ago

Tumble Drier
Air fryer,
Smart TV,
Answer machine,
Alexa,
BBQ
Hair tongs,
Meat thermometer.

Nor do I have a onesie.
Video door bell,
Kindle and the list will go on the more I read.
But I do have slippers, and many throws to keep warm.

Like someone else has said - I’m grateful for what I have and generally don’t have things because I don’t want them but luckily could afford most of them if I really wanted.
No
BBQ
Fire pit
Coffee maker
Dog
Netflix etc
Love my warm and cosy slippers especially on the cold uncarpeted floors in the kitchen and hallway, dishwasher, tv, iPad, phone and kindle, air fryer and microwave, toaster and kettle.

kissngate

Garage
Utility room
Dishwasher
Tumble dryer
BBQ
Landline telephone
Rotary dryer
Double oven
Grill
Freezer (apart from 3 drawers under fridge)
Coffee maker

Adding to the above:
No Gas supply
Ensuite
Ninja

Tumble dryer
Tablet
Dish washer
Enormous telly
Alexa

Dish washer. My late husband always did it.
Tumble drier
Frying pan
Alexa
Mobile phone
Air fryer
Pressure cooker
Car
Bath
Shower cream. Use bar soap
Margarine use butter

BigBertha
I match your list.

Four wheel drive monster car
Large TV
Beach holidays
Streaming subscriptions
BBQ.
We do have a dishwasher; I thought it unnecessary but had to agree it washes up far better than I do.

Grandma70s

Oh, and I don’t have an ironing board. I have an iron somewhere, but it must be with the hair dryer. Never sees the light of day. I am bemused when people talk about ‘the ironing’.

No cat, very sadly.

A skirt.

Good grief, how can anyone not have a ironing board or never use an iron. I iron most things, even a king size quilt cover. It can sometimes take me ages to iron a single dress, I am a fussy ironer. I don’t understand how anyone can go out in crinkled clothes. Is that an old people’s thing. What about social occasions. I always thing that it looks horrible and lazy to go out in unironed clothes

Tumble dryer
Dishwasher
Rubber gloves
But am considering buying an electric clothes dryer.

Dishwasher. We don't have room in our kitchen.

Hot tub

I have never worked that one out either ajswan
Most of my dresses are Boden or Seasalt and a jersey fabric so look fine hung up to dry
Depends what sort of clothes you wear I suppose I can get a reasonable finish on t-shirts by stretching out and hanging up or a light tumble dry but never that just pressed finish
All chinos and linen fabrics need a good press

Jennyluck

Hot tub

This is beyond silly now!
No one thinks that it’s ‘normal’ or commonplace to have a hot tub!

Well, take heart ajswan, I read today that the latest cat walk look is to have everything creased and crumpled.

No rubber gloves
No handyman
No pyjamas
Ah but must have slippers with some sort of sole on them, surely sensible to avoid slipping and popping out to washing line or sort bins?

No Sky dish on the wall
No barbecue
No fire pit
No air fryer
No dog