Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hate all of these ideas. My parents or MIL have given us most of them and we have returned or donated their bomba socks, first aid kits, decorative crap, bidets and a lot of other suggestions I see here. We are adults. We have first aid kits. We will NEVER use a bidet. I don’t want those overpriced socks.
Know the person you are buying for. A practical gift I’d use is a case of toilet paper, method cleaning spray, tooth paste… something consumable that the family goes through a lot. Please don’t clutter my house with stuff you think I need.
You’ll never use a bidet? Gross. How do you properly clean yourself? Dry tissue doesn’t clean it all!!!!
By taking multiple showers a day like most people? How can you clean only part of yourself and call yourself clean?? Gross.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hate all of these ideas. My parents or MIL have given us most of them and we have returned or donated their bomba socks, first aid kits, decorative crap, bidets and a lot of other suggestions I see here. We are adults. We have first aid kits. We will NEVER use a bidet. I don’t want those overpriced socks.
Know the person you are buying for. A practical gift I’d use is a case of toilet paper, method cleaning spray, tooth paste… something consumable that the family goes through a lot. Please don’t clutter my house with stuff you think I need.
You’ll never use a bidet? Gross. How do you properly clean yourself? Dry tissue doesn’t clean it all!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The OXO y-peeler is a good suggestion. Got one several months ago and could not believe what an improvement it was!
OXO is the best. They have consistently high quality materials. I love buying their kitchen stuff. Just got some fridge organizers from them and they're amazing.
Ooh, strongly disagree. I hate how much space they take up! Maybe in a suburban house with a half-acre kitchen, but in my itty-bitty city house, I can't have one spatula taking up the space of four normal implements.
Anonymous wrote:A multi bit screwdriver. Great to keep handy in a drawer so you don’t have to dig through a toolbox to find the right screwdriver.
Something like this
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-11-in-1-Magnetic-Multi-Bit-Screwdriver-Nut-Driver-32500MAG/313136187
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The OXO y-peeler is a good suggestion. Got one several months ago and could not believe what an improvement it was!
OXO is the best. They have consistently high quality materials. I love buying their kitchen stuff. Just got some fridge organizers from them and they're amazing.
Ooh, strongly disagree. I hate how much space they take up! Maybe in a suburban house with a half-acre kitchen, but in my itty-bitty city house, I can't have one spatula taking up the space of four normal implements.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tile or airtag. I need one for my keys.
Doesn’t everyone has push button start by now? I don’t touch my keys for months at a time.
What about your house keys?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Decorative items for the home! You can get really nice stuff at Home Goods and Ross!
Um, no. Decorative is the opposite of practical. And please, please do not bring that Ross junk into my house! NO RAY DUNN!
I think decorative items are practical!! You have to decorate a home! You must have a plain Jane home
NP. I don’t care for Home Goods junk. It would go straight to the thrift store.
Well you must be an outlier. Everyone I know loves decorative items
Hate to break it to you, they are just being polite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dude wipes and toilet paper - the good kind.
What are dude wipes?