What's your household bought since lockdown?

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Obviously food, also wine, lager, a couple of magazines, compost and plants all from supermarket.

DH ordered some essential gadget for work. I ordered a pair of sandles (had same ones two years ago and they were so comfortable) and DD some shorts for running. Desperately need some summer slippers. Feel bad about ordering these as it's increasing contact for others, but I guess they have to work, so had a dilemma.

This isn't a judgemental thread, but out of interest.

Hand sanitizer
2 trampolines, indoor and outdoor
Toys for our 4 year olds birthday
Wine
Seeds, potting compost, plants

Dog grooming clippers (beause groomers are closed), vitamin D gummies for kids, star wars dvd, printer for school work, art and craft stuff for dc, a tent to camp in garden (our normal one is too big for garden), clothes for dc.

I have just ordered some new bedding, plants and compost and a television.
Food delivery every week and some craft things for youngest dc.

A trampoline, hot tub, plants, seeds, plant pots, slabs, sand, stones, a bird feeder, iPad, hair dye, hair clippers, clothes for dd and ds, craft and paint supplies, a sewing machine, suntan lotion, the list goes on and on...

• An ipad ( for my mum in hospital with Covid)

• A lolo ball

• Books

• Vitamins

• Dog grooming clippers

• Mens hair clippers

• Mdf rainbows to paint

• Bunting to paint rainbows on

• Extra pyjamas for the children

• New yoga leggings for me & daughter

Tons of toys, books, art supplies for DD.

Skincare and a juicer for myself.

Scented candles for the house.

Oh lord. Apart from Tesco orders, a laptop, garden plants, seeds, compost, garden house, free bits of clothes... birthday presidents for dc...
it's difficult. Want to keep local companies going without putting people in danger...

A new lampshade for my landing from John Lewis, a Clarins order of day/night/moisturiser/eye cream/cleanser/toner. 3 books. Lots of nice candles/flowers. Socks/ underpants/3 white T-shirts from M&S and Nike trainers for my son . A muffin tin/ pineapple cookie cutter. Lavender/thyme/rosemary/eucalyptus essential oils. A litre bottle of Jack Daniels and 15 cans of coke (not diet) a week....

Large monitor
Thunderbolt to HDMI cable
Office chair
Some casual tops for me
Leggings for DD - she's in a growth spurt so I expect I'll need to buy her more
Books for DD
Rowing machine
Garden sofa
A5 lined exercise books - DD has got to the end of at least 2 subject exercise books (year7)

@Girlking

That's my kind of online shopping!

Morrisons box
fruit box
fruit and veg box
aldi box
shopping delivered by church volunteers
oximeter (from the uk, been dispatched, will arrive in two months time... complete with the tortoise who is delivering it)

Two garden loungers that were pre ordered before lockdown initially started,

Some leggins and lounge jumper for dd2
Some trainers and loungewear jumper for dd1,
Loungewear and new sliders for me
A couple of dvds for movie night once a week
And normal food shopping.
Am furloughed and so is dh now so we filled fridge and two freezers up today with food shop to last a few weeks if possible as income had dropped so watching the pennies.

Oh also just upgraded our mobiles as both were due.
Worked out well as cost us £75 for both new phones and contract the same price but it means both dds can have our other phones which has saved us in long run.

Quite a few little bits which have been delivered with my normal post, a load of new toys for my parrot as he’s a destructive little sod and had trashed all his other ones! Dog food and a few other bits off amazon that I couldn’t get with my food shopping. A new vacuum cleaner as mine blew up 3 days into lockdown.

Food. A Nintendo game and three books off ds’ school reading list.

For me, two supermarket bras.

I’m trying to live within furlough money.

Aside from food
Hand sanitiser
Pills / supplements for the dog
Dog food
A Dyson fan
Roller made to measure midge screens for the upstairs windows
Bath bombs ( gift)
Craft stuff ( birthday present)
Liners for the window boxes

School workbooks.
Printer.
Paper.
Toner.
Toys and books for the kids.
Clothes for the kids.

Cleaning stuff.
Oximeter.
Paper towels.

IPad holders.

Clothes for me, exercise ones.

Office chair.

Flowers for relatives stuck inside.

We have ordered garden supplies, birthday presents, cake, hair clippers and a new drill.
Have also had 2 take aways.

@Houseinthemiddle oh that takes me back! Swing all was the best kids garden game ever!

Summer clothes for DS (he had no shorts at all in his current size and was baking in the garden thanks to the recent nice weather); gazebo for the same reason; Xbox for DH birthday as well as a book; some plants from a local nursery who've started delivering; wood for a new floor we're going to attempt laying ourselves.

Didn't think we'd spent a lot until I started making the list, but seems not having anywhere else to go and spend money doesn't agree with me

Loads of food for 5 people in the house all day, 2nd TV just before lock down, wireless keyboard for schoolwork on DD's tablet, shuttlecocks, Crocs for kids, shelves. A lovely friend has loaned us a laptop for DS's schoolwork (left on the doorstep).

Overall we have spent less. We will need all new school uniforms and shoes when the DC go back, they had almost outgrown them.

A greenhouse for dh's birthday.
A new charger for the lap top.
Cards and gifts for wider family birthdays.
Food, wine.
Lots of plants and seeds.
Compost.
Paint.

My dd had a lot of wood ordered and is remodelling her kitchen. Her reasoning if she likes it great, if not she hasn't spent much and it's given her something to do whilst furloughed.

*@Ursaminor wins the thread!

What is an oximetry?.

Summer pjs
Toiletries
Kindle books
Bits for work
Book
Pepper grinder
Sheet
Last 2 items needed replacing

I've read more now so I think I know.

Food/drink, compost (of which I buy every spring), plus gear to improve my WFH experience (desk, mouse, mousemat etc)