Bidet.
Yeah. I said it.
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Blackout curtains in combination with a sunlight alarm clock to fall asleep more easily and wake up gentler without my phone.
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A Game Genie
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Noise canceling headphones. Yes, they exist for under $100, maybe not the best, but theyโre a godsend.
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Eyeing a rice cooker, it's really not a need-to-have but I might go for it... Edit: went for it and got one from my local asia market. :)
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Multitool. Can't live without.
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Low-profile noise-cancelling earbuds. Lived with a snoring roommate for some months, don't know how I would've slept without those.
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House slippers.
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You really should buy a bedbug proof mattress cover and interceptors for the legs of your bed and furniture. Trust me when I say that an ounce of prevention will save you a lot of trouble, cost, and emotional trauma. Even if it costs more, buy then anyway.
Shower curtain with pockets. Never again will you knock bottles off of those inadequate shelves.
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Cast Iron Skillet, take care of it and you will pass it down to your children.
Birth control
LSD
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One of those flip boards for folding shirts, especially if youโre adhd, it makes it so you can neatly fold them and still see the front of the shirt so no more unfolding a bunch of things to check if itโs what you want and then just get left there unfolded
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As someone that works from home and eats a lot of sandwiches; a bread maker. Great for pizza dough too!
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