I’m starting to understand why people spend more on…
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I’m starting to understand why people spend more on toilets
I’ve always been pretty cheap when it comes to home upgrades. If the cheaper option does the job, I usually go with it.
Then our old toilet started becoming one of those things that was just annoying every day. Weak flush, constant cleaning, and somehow someone always forgot to flush it.
I started looking at nicer toilets and honestly thought most of the extra features were ridiculous at first.
But things like auto flush, a better flush, a night light, and easier cleaning are starting to make a lot more sense when you use the bathroom every single day.
Still not sure I’d call it a “must have,” but I’m beginning to see the difference between paying more for something flashy and paying more for something you actually use constantly.
What’s a home upgrade you thought was unnecessary until you actually had it?
#finance
I’ve always been pretty cheap when it comes to home upgrades. If the cheaper option does the job, I usually go with it.
Then our old toilet started becoming one of those things that was just annoying every day. Weak flush, constant cleaning, and somehow someone always forgot to flush it.
I started looking at nicer toilets and honestly thought most of the extra features were ridiculous at first.
But things like auto flush, a better flush, a night light, and easier cleaning are starting to make a lot more sense when you use the bathroom every single day.
Still not sure I’d call it a “must have,” but I’m beginning to see the difference between paying more for something flashy and paying more for something you actually use constantly.
What’s a home upgrade you thought was unnecessary until you actually had it?
#finance
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