A VPN so we can have access to any TV show or movie we want, for very very cheap. Cheaper than paying streaming services' ever increasing prices for a worse experience over time.
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2025
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also with a vpn you can pirate without any risks
Yes, that is what we meant 😉
ohh srry
No need to apologise 🙂
wait didn’t mean to apologise, it’s a habit, srry
We understand
House cleaning. We get house cleaning every second week and it is absolutely one of the best things we spend money on.
I hate to say it, but I get a lot of mileage out of YouTube Music, paying for the family plan, we listen to music a lot.
The electric bike is probably saving us hundreds of dollars a month, because without it we would need another car. 2k to buy it, has paid for itself in less than a year.
Anything local. Ideally made and sold locally (in a perfect world you're buying from the maker directly).
Good point! I use my local butcher for eggs, hardware store for cleaning products etc. It doesn't cost much more but it's way more ethical
Aldi is pretty good for certain things. I don't care for their meat, and sometimes their produce is a little haggard, but things like oats, cooking oil, laundry detergent, etc are all pretty decent at Aldi. Plus they have jaffa cakes so I don't need to get them on Amazon anymore! It saves me a good amount of money.
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A pest control subscription has been great for me recently. Last year I moved out to a somewhat rural area, and the previous owners of this house had been ignoring some pest issues like mice in the basement and paper wasps outside. So we got a monthly subscription to a pest control service, and now anytime we have an issue, they come out and take care of it with no bill. It's unlimited service, and has really been worth it!
Pedicures! They're pretty inexpensive for a 45-minute escape from life to pamper yourself, and they can last weeks (well my toenails grow pretty fast, but I can usually get 2 weeks out of a pedi).
Travel-sized fragrances! Rather than buying a whole expensive bottle, you can get a variety of smaller bottles. They still last a long time, and now you have a bunch of scents to choose from. And perfume can really boost my mood :)
Clarins foundation, at £30 a bottle it's not cheap but it's really good quality and stays on fairly well. I won't use anything else!
I also think Disney streaming is worth it. They've got loads of serials and sitcoms, plus the cartoons are nice escapism sometimes.
The link isn't working for me - which Clarins foundation do you use? I'm always on the hunt for a new one!
It's clarins everlast, it's pretty solid
Sonicare toothbrush.
Grocery delivery (I work like 12+ hours a day, and want to spend time with my kids when I'm done - not grocery shop).
The Ordinary shampoo and conditioner (the only shampoo that doesn't give me a rash and makes my hair super soft).