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
Anonymous wrote:Decorative items for the home! You can get really nice stuff at Home Goods and Ross!
Anonymous wrote:A tire pump that plugs into your auxiliary power outlet--it's nice when the weather changes and the tires get low.
Goal zero charger--if you keep it charged, you can use it to keep your devices charged when the power goes out.
Anonymous wrote:A really nice pair of heavy-duty scissors.
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Anonymous wrote:Water Pik.
(I was given a copper tongue cleaner from Amazon by my sister and I loved it.)
Anonymous wrote:Really nice plungers for every sink and toilet
That ikea tool box w/ all the different tools including different screwdrivers
Swingline stapler and staples
Custom stamp with family name and address
A really good broom and dustpan
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A first aid kit for the car
Anonymous wrote:A cute and cozy and big (big enough for 2+ people to snuggle) throw blanket
Nice reusable grocery bags
Nice kitchen implements like especially measuring spoons/cups, the oxo peeler previously mentioned, big spoons, spatulas, nice knives, nice scissors
Anonymous wrote:Sock rings! You never have to hunt for the second sock. Great stocking stuffer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really nice plungers for every sink and toilet
That ikea tool box w/ all the different tools including different screwdrivers
Swingline stapler and staples
Custom stamp with family name and address
A really good broom and dustpan
Please do not ever buy a plunger as a gift. Or broom/dustpan.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A bidet
I would love one of these, especially if it warms the water; bonus points if it blows warm air to dry.
I thought bidets would be gross, but I *love* mine. It has warm water, but it takes a while to get the water warm unless someone's just had a warm shower and there's warm water already in the pipes. Doesn't have a dryer, though, but that's ok. I use so much less toilet paper. I try to hold it until I can use my bidet. I miss it when I travel.
Mine also has a woman's wash, and I love it after s3x. DD just started her period and wants one in her bathroom. We got one for xmas for her. I wish I had one when I still had my period; I'm now in menopause.
I think it's a great gift, but it does mean that the recipient has to install it. Some are more difficult than others.
Which bidet do you have?