If you could buy or spend money on something to make your life easier, what would it be?

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Example--next week I'm paying to get our oven cleaned by a company. Excited!

Chauffeur for the DC...

Domestic staff, or a chauffeur to ferry the kids about.

I did , I bought a robot vac (eufy )

love it

First choice A live in cleaner
Then A live in chef
A cleaner that cooked ideally

Cat sitter who would love her and stay over who I could trust and like

A very, very nice range cooker.

I have a cleaner and I'm happy to spend on school meals so I don't have to make packed lunches. My life is so much happier for something so simple.

Mine is deffo a cleaner. We just can't really afford it right now. Hoping we will be able to at some point in the not too distant future though.

A housekeeper - shopping / cleaning/ washing/ putting food shop away

cook - I don't mind cooking, its the thinking of things to cook that I hate

Personal assistant - who will do all those little jobs - paying the newsagent / booking the MOT / finding cheaper car & house insurance. Mind you they would need to be telepathic as I'm always forgetting until the last minute......

Would love to have a cleaner again.

Would buy lots of small cosmetic improvements to my house, a less old more reliable car, a personal trainer, maybe a regular monthly beauty treatment like a facial.

Nothing I can't live without.

An extension on the house to allow me to have an office and get my dining room back

New limbs, I’m riddled with arthritis. I miss the days of bendy knees.

I masseur. I absolutely love getting a massage but can only afford it once a year, or not at all.

Somebody to plan, design and do all the work for a new kitchen, downstairs loo and turning the box room into an office space.

@DPotter you need Gousto / Hello Fresh surely! Problem solved!

Milienhouse - yes I do , but that takes planning hence the need for a PA!

Things I have spent money on-
Robot vacuum
Pyrolytic ovens
Storage

Things I'd love to have,
A housekeeper who does all the day to day cleaning, tidying, cooking etc. I don't see the point of a cleaner once or twice a week because you still have the daily crap to do.
A gardener.

A gardener and someone to clean the cars inside and out weekly.

I have a cleaner that comes once every 2-3 weeks for 2 hours who does the kitchen, bathrooms and vacuums and mops the floors and whatever else they can do in two hours.

It’s $70 (Australian) or around 40£ and so worth it to me as a mother of a toddler who works full time and whose husband works long hours

A new house where everything "works" and there are 90° angles in the corners of the rooms.

Someone who would maintain all our clothes.
For me, they would throw away things that don’t fit or that I never bloody wear, and periodically buy me new slippers.
For the DC, they would name uniform, un-name uniform ready to go for second hand, and charity shop/recycle outgrown clothes.
For DH, they would periodically march him to Uniqlo at gunpoint and force him to buy new t-shirts, and ensure he owns more than one acceptable pair of trousers.

I firmly believe that this will become a real job at some point. I need it to happen now please.

Hmm that makes it sound like my toddler works full time... obviously I’m the one who works full time, should have structured that sentence better

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Honestly - a gardener.

Our garden is a constant fight so it's nice-ish for DS to play in. I would adore a lovely garden - I hate ours with a burning passion.

Neither me nor DH are green fingered, and it takes weeks of nagging for him to cut the grass (he does the grass, I butcher the hedges).

I hate it so badly. I've already demanded the next house has fake grass/is an upstairs flat 😂

Definitely a cleaner - ideally someone who would also clean the oven (including glass removal) and change beds too.