What is a useful gift that you would want to receive?

[Anonymous]

For the person who has everything...

Gifts I’ve gotten and appreciated ...

-Something I use a lot but never think to replace - like dish clothes or oven mitts or measuring cups set

-Something that the giver liked that I’d never think to buy (like Tervis glasses or the pineapple corer/slicer or silicon cutting boards)

-A gratitude journal

- over priced or gourmet food items...like truffle salt or Newsky bacon





I bought my MIL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For the person who has everything...

Gifts I’ve gotten and appreciated ...

-Something I use a lot but never think to replace - like dish clothes or oven mitts or measuring cups set

-Something that the giver liked that I’d never think to buy (like Tervis glasses or the pineapple corer/slicer or silicon cutting boards)

-A gratitude journal

- over priced or gourmet food items...like truffle salt or Newsky bacon





I bought my MIL

I might be off base, but I don’t think this is legal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the person who has everything...

Gifts I’ve gotten and appreciated ...

-Something I use a lot but never think to replace - like dish clothes or oven mitts or measuring cups set

-Something that the giver liked that I’d never think to buy (like Tervis glasses or the pineapple corer/slicer or silicon cutting boards)

-A gratitude journal

- over priced or gourmet food items...like truffle salt or Newsky bacon





I bought my MIL

I might be off base, but I don’t think this is legal.

And if you can buy a MIL, does that mean you can also return one? Asking for a friend.

[Anonymous]

Apple Watch
Roomba
Wireless charging pad
Car detailing gift card
Cleaning service gift card

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the person who has everything...

Gifts I’ve gotten and appreciated ...

-Something I use a lot but never think to replace - like dish clothes or oven mitts or measuring cups set

-Something that the giver liked that I’d never think to buy (like Tervis glasses or the pineapple corer/slicer or silicon cutting boards)

-A gratitude journal

- over priced or gourmet food items...like truffle salt or Newsky bacon





I bought my MIL

I might be off base, but I don’t think this is legal.

And if you can buy a MIL, does that mean you can also return one? Asking for a friend.

Please, contact our Customer Service team at 1-800-MILSRUS. Your satisfaction is our top priority.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apple Watch
Roomba
Wireless charging pad
Car detailing gift card
Cleaning service gift card

My spouse bought us a roomba last Christmas. It sits unused in the closet. I do not want to have to empty it all the time, and it would automatically fall to me. Do not give a gift that requires the person to do more work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My family is always losing umbrellas, so that's a useful gift (and they have such cute designs sometimes).

I agree with this. Also, I appreciate useful gifts that are things I didn't know existed, like a friend who gave me a cup for my morning smoothies and a straw brush. I had no idea that straw brushes were a thing.

[Anonymous]

My dad passed a bunch of years ago - he always gave the gifts that we rolled our eyes at....
Over the years I have taken it upon myself to give gifts to my family "From Dad"
- a reflective vest for your car
- the tool that cuts the seatbelt / breaks the window
- crank flashlight / radio

Other practical gifts I like:
- New cozy blankets for the watching TV (these get so much use in our house)
- Popcorn toppings (my kids LOVE these)
- Flavored Olive Oils
- replacement college sweatshirts (my husbands is really ratty)
- Great umbrellas (our golf sized ones need replacement)
- New bath towels
- Hat with headlight for walking at dusk / in the morning (cars just do not see you)

[Anonymous]

What am I missing not having the real vanilla extract? What are you using it for?

[Anonymous]

Slippers
Silk Pillowcase
Cheese board (cutting board)
Oil and vinegar set- I like to cook, and have used these when gifted, but never bought myself.
Wine cooler for the table.

[Anonymous]

obviously depends on the person and their needs.. but..Im giving many of my friends a silk mask this year

also....

beautiful blanket is always nice

ice trays that make a single giant cube plus a bottle of craft bourbon

a month subscription to sunbasket (esp for new parents or those with young kids)

gift card to door dash (anyone, right now)

a Diptyque candle and some good lotion

Frazier fir soap products (amazingly nice hand soap)

shiatsu neck massager (Zirlion? brand from amazon)

audible or similar subscription

le creuset

a set of good wine glasses

anything nice in cashmere

Hanro sleep wear


and, of course, a glowing disco inspired toilel bowl

https://getglowbowl.io/offer-01/?lpid=884&utm_source=8726&utm_medium=TyList&utm_term=504&utm_content=&utm_campaign=0&aff_id=8726&camp_id=0&sub_id=TyList&req_id=ded08f415cf94de696d0df2bca0746e4&contract_id=0&oid=504&device_type=PC&country_name=United%20States&gclid=CjwKCAiAiML-BRAAEiwAuWVggsS9PIpl9WWArE_-pv6cc3GRedrHxT6S7UJ7UtuWttWBOa5lWKWq8xoCN-kQAvD_BwE

[Anonymous]

Since I love to read, an Amazon gift 🎁 card would be ideal so I could purchase some brand-new books.

This gift would really be great since our public libraries our currently closed.

[Anonymous]

Jo Malone soaps, body washes, creams, candles, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What am I missing not having the real vanilla extract? What are you using it for?

All these mentions are leading me to assume it gets you high somehow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What am I missing not having the real vanilla extract? What are you using it for?

All these mentions are leading me to assume it gets you high somehow.

HA! DC bakes a lot and swears by it over the cheaper imitation stuff I pick up at the grocery store.