What’s the best thing you have bought recently

I bought a blanket hoodie which has kept me toasty warm, worth every penny. Other best purchase was washable eco friendly incontinence pads it has saved me a fortune in disposable pads, wish I bought them years ago. I only bought one initially unsure if I could trust them not to leak but now have bought lots more and already made my money back!

A Copy of the Big Issue

Paid a Tenner (my choice of amount)

Well worth it
(If only for their smile of incredulity)

One World
One Love

Dooncaha

ninja 15-1 air fryer & multi cooker has saved me a fortune, I bake jacket potatoes by cooing them in the pressure cooker 10 mins, then in the air fryer a bit and job done! It is fantastic!

coat

a beautiful caramel colour linen duster cpat that I bought from Ohyeahrock in China and then wondered if it would arrive. But it has and is waiting now for spring and warmer days...

This in a charity shop. I think they should have looked to see how expensive it is. I paid £2.
If anyones interested, it really does work. But I don’t think i’ll be buying a pot.

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A new cover for my Kindle. The last one was leather but literally fell apart. The perforations for the stitches had torn so it wasn't possible to mend it. The new one is plastic and probably won't last as long but is smaller and neater. It may outlast my Kindle, though, which must be about 8 years old by now.

Enjoying hearing what everyone has bought!

A Kudd.ly hooded throw and matching heated slippers for my DIL in their sale. She’s a cold body and I just know she’s going to love them!

Soft electric blanket that I actually sleep on

Lovely soft fluffy throws from TK Max (constantly in use) also, a brand new with tags Boden dress from a charity shop for £7.

Those skincare sets are great value, nadaturbe,

I love my Duoblinds, as recommended by people on here. I got them to block out the sun in the summer in a targeted manner (which they haven't had time to do yet), but they have made a huge difference to the heat loss from the windows.

Boots No 7 skin care set, reduced to £43. Worth £120. approx

My Nina Airfryer, followed by my Ninja knives. They are brilliant, apart from the fact that I sliced my finger and I'm on thinners.
The air fryer replaced the cheap one I had. It has made my life so much easier, especially on the days, my health isn't so good.

My uniscan tri walker. It has enabled me to walk much further when outside and feel safe.

Navy ankle boots, very sturdy, from Moshulu.

MissChateline

A flight to Vietnam for several weeks backpacking in February.

👏💪🏻🤙

A Flanelette night shirt.
Miss Chatelaine so envious, did Vietnam twice, it’s wonderful!

From John Lewis sale Hush Elle super soft lounge joggers in teal, navy and Forest green. So soft and comfy. About £39 each in sale. Washed well at 30%

A Ted Baker gift set which I wrapped and gave to my practice nurse at our GP surgery. She was surprised and delighted to receive it at my appointment earlier this week. I wanted to do this as she has been so kind to me and very supportive and encouraging in my weight loss journey these last few months. It felt nice to show my appreciation.

An oil filled radiator for our landing it's brilliant far better than the central heating.
A oversized brown coat (Dorothy Perkins) from Debenhams half the price it was. It's really good quality and warm too.

I rarely buy stuff- but just bought a ane pair of Opticron binoculars- the last pair I bought was 16 years ago- they have travelled the world with me, and I use them every single day.

MissChateline

A flight to Vietnam for several weeks backpacking in February.

Enjoy.. Went a few years ago loved it.
But I'm in the Ninja Airfryer fan club. Got mine a few months ago, use it the same as my oven which is a range Fan oven similar rules apply but so much quicker.

A long, fleece, hooded robe. No zip. I wear it everyday and in this cold snap, I've been wearing it in bed, over my pjs, to sleep in. No more cold shoulders for me.

I’ve cooked two jacket potatoes in my air fryer, saves putting the oven on. You just put a little oil on the outside and rub some salt in. They take around 50 minutes, so no quicker, but are just as nice. Still experimenting g with mine. It’s quite a small one. Good for chips too.