What’s the best thing you’ve purchased under $200?

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A TV antenna. I have it hanging in a window and get more than 40 channels. I will never again complain about the price of cable TV going up, because I will never again have cable TV.

[Anonymous]

My shelter dogs.

[Anonymous]

Zyia unwind joggers.

[Anonymous]

DeLonghi espresso maker. I bought it used for $50, retails for around $225, so not sure if it counts as under $200. I do love it though! Eventually, when this one stops working, I'll replace it with a version that has a built in grinder.

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Anonymous wrote:One of these dryer brushes has been an under $100 favorite!

https://www.hottools.com/black-gold-one-step-detachable

Can this be used for short hair?

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Anonymous wrote:A patio heater to get us through last Covid winter.

I was just thinking of getting one for this winter! Can you recommend a model?

[Anonymous]

Flat files for my artwork from an engineering firm that was getting rid of them. That's pretty darn specific, but they were a game changer.

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Anonymous wrote:For those of you saying shredders, which brands/models? Ours just conked out.

https://www.amazon.com/Aurora-AU1060MA-Professional-10-Sheet-Micro-Cut/dp/B07ZQMVGG3/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Aurora+AU1060MA+Professional+Grade+10-Sheet+High+Security&qid=1630864651&sr=8-3

[Anonymous]

Tons of sex toys

[Anonymous]

Long down coat and vibrator. Both just barely below $200 threshold.

This is an interesting thread, such little glimpses into lifestyles.

[Anonymous]

AirPods
Oxo cold brew maker
Bombas socks to replace all my crappy ones

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Miroco milk frother. I use it every day! Tip from another DCUM’er!

Would an immersion blender work as a milk frother?

[Anonymous]

C0ck ring. Studded

[Anonymous]

100% cotton flannel sheets. I think I got them from kohl’s on a Black Friday deal but they are so comfortable and get softer with each wash.

I also have a target down alternative comforter that I bought to put in a guest room but I actually like it better than. Y expensive down comforter. It’s light weight and I am always warm but never hot in it.

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Anonymous wrote:A Sunny Health and Fitness Stair Stepper. I got it from Amazon for $98 last year. I've lost 8 pounds using it, it's solidly built, requires very little space, and it provides an insanely intense workout.

I googled but there’s lots of models. Can you share a link?

NP. I got the mini stepper with resistance bands. I have an indoor exercise bike I use with the Peleton app for my long cardio workouts. Sometimes I want a different workout and the mini stepper is perfect for that.