While scrolling through the top pages of the World Wide Web, I came across an interesting post. Someone asked, “What’s a life-changing item you can buy for under $100?” Here are the top voted answers:
1. Second monitor
Having a second monitor will change your life and “make you more productive,” says one fan of double screens. For less than $100 he gets one score.
2. Nasal wash kit
Now, before you say this is crazy, hear me out. Nasal irrigation with a neti pot is said to ward off allergies and illnesses. Some believe in this practice and say: It takes a while to get used to, but the feeling of security and cleanliness is wonderful. ”
3. mechanical keyboard
“I bought it for home use, so I didn’t notice much of a difference, but when I had to use the non-mechanical keyboard I use at the office, it felt like garbage.” It feels much softer,” one shared.
Another replied: “I’m typing this on a Unicomp Ultra Classic. The Unicomp Ultra Classic is a modern remake of the Model M with buckling springs. You can buy one for $85. I have a few. I bought one a year ago and was able to purchase one last year when I bought a second one.”
4. Hammock chair
One user said: “I bought an Eno a year ago and I don’t know what I would have been doing without it.
Another said, “This accurately describes my activity during the pandemic. I’m thinking of taking my computer with me so I can lie in a hammock in the park and watch TV.”
A third person said, “I installed it in the bonus room because it was getting hot outside. So now I work from home in the afternoon in a hammock. use.”
5. Kettle
“As a British citizen, a kettle is as important as having food in the house,” said one.
Another person added: “As Irish citizens, I am convinced that our rights to Kettle are enshrined in the Constitution.”
A third user said, “It’s a jug that plugs into the wall and boils water. It has a higher voltage outlet than you can, but even the American version boils water faster than a stove.”
6. Electric toothbrush
One person replied: I’ve been using it for years, so I don’t even remember how big a difference it made, but I recently convinced my boyfriend to buy it and he said, ‘Wow, my teeth have never felt so polished! “It said. ”
A second user said, “I thought my teeth were white until my girlfriend recommended me to use an electric toothbrush. I convinced my whole family to buy the set.”
7. Cookbook
Someone suggested, “It’s a cookbook.” It’s not like a trendy celebrity book, it’s a real old fashioned family cookbook. The best I’ve found so far is from a garage sale and looks like a 6 inch thick ring binder filled to the brim with yellow pages, some with stains. bottom. ”
“It should have been a family treasure, but I got it for $20. Hundreds of family recipes with easy-to-understand handwritten notes. Sad I never met the grandma who once owned this thing.” is.”
8. Pressure cooker
“You can buy it for about $100 and you can cook an amazing variety of dishes easily and well,” said one person.
“I learned today that several types of people use pressure cookers. People who use them to cook food, and people who use them to sterilize things.”
The second user answered “yes!”. My Instant Pot was under $100 and I know it has other uses, but having a pressure cooker changed my life. Chicken soup? Best, and less than an hour. rib? It’s not just falling off the bone, it’s the bone falling off the meat. soup? Doing something together after work is perfect. ”
9. Socks
One user said, “Step 1: Throw away all your socks. Step 2: Buy 3-5 packs of the same pair of socks. Step 3: Enjoy life without having to match socks.”
Another user said: I have 15 pairs of Adidas ankle socks and 3 pairs of crew socks, so I thought I would add them to make sure they are a reputable brand. ”
“Most are over three years old, some are two years old, and none of them have recovered yet. are regularly under stress.”
10. Good shower head
“I can’t stress enough how a quality showerhead can transform a cleanse into a complete Zen state, a 30-minute self-healing and relaxation session. Just to be clear, I don’t shower for 30 minutes every day, as modern rain shower heads use very little water and I only have about 15 minutes to get ready in the morning, so this is about once a month. “It’s a rare treat that you can do yourself ~ twice,” said one.
Another user said, “The only way to do it is to make it removable with different settings. I don’t really like the massage function, but I like using a high-pressure spray to wash it off. Also, mine has It has an ultra-low flow but still enough trickle mode to keep steam, so I set it on while I’m whisking to save water.”
11. Cutting Instruments
“It’s a good chef’s knife,” said one. “When you have good tools, cooking becomes less of a chore and more of a hobby. Ditching the nonstick aluminum pan is a great place to start.”
Another user said, “If you’re looking to upgrade your knives, search for the Victorinox 8″ Chef’s Knife. Check out some YouTube videos on how to sharpen and store your knives safely.”
“Also, the magnetic knife rack costs about $15. increase.”
12. Sunscreen
“For those who disagree with this comment, I have had multiple surgeries for skin cancer. It’s not the scalpel that cuts flesh out of my body that hurts the most. Nerves around cancer.” Whatever fluid is injected to dull it hurts,” one confessed.
“The needles don’t hurt, but the liquid they inject is disgusting!” A second person said, “I was in the sun for about an hour yesterday and forgot to put sunscreen on my back and shoulders. Now. It’s going red, and I don’t leave the house without it today, so I can reapply during the day.”
We hope you enjoy our list of amazing things you can buy under $100 that will change your life.
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