What items did you buy in 2023 that you will now never want to live without?

[Elephanttrunk]

Interested to know about everything be it luxury or mundane
I was late to the game but now use my air fryer daily. I also love my earbuds.

Wella hair mask, will save me £££ from not having to go to hairdressers.

Forgot to add I quite like the Nutribullet I got in Black Friday sales too, fantastic for houmous, smoothies, curry pastes etc

same as you OP, air fryer and apple ear pods. If either of them stopped working I'd replace instantly.
I dithered for years not sure if I needed them.

Signia hearing aids which are a gamechanger.
Electric bike.
Air fryer

Which serum? This sounds like something I could do with in my life.

It is a mop pro if you look on Facebook

Robot vac and mop system, and it self cleans the mops!

@Rattenbury I came to say exactly that. 😊

I had ear surgery this year to restore my hearing but now can't wear earbuds any longer. I dithered about buying the Bose headphones because they were way more than I'd usually spend on headphones but they are amazing. Worth every penny. I feel physically more relaxed as soon as the noise cancelling kicks in too.

What have you got?

Oh yes, the eyebrow and eyelash serum. I use revitalash

Bird feeders. It's filled my daily life with joy and I've learned so much. I can ID birds now that I never knew.

Oh yes, how could I forget coverless duvets! We've now swapped all duvets in the house to coverless and love them.

3 proper knives. Carving, bread and veg prep. Slice through everything like going through butter. Carving meat into lovely thin "pretty" slices every time... amazing.

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Over the ear Bluetooth headphones with noise cancellation. Only about £30 but they are amazing. I can't use airpods as they hurt my ears (& fall out a lot!)

I can now listen to stuff on my walk to work & also the tv when cooking without hearing the noise from the DC!

Game changer.

I use Revitalash, pricey but great.

A 30litre p/d dehumidifier. Got it initially for helping dry the washing. But Good grief, plugged it in & it said humidity was 86% in our old little bungalow. Ran it non stop for 3 days emptied 34 litres of water out of it. To get to 55%. It gets the washing dry in a couple of hours. Plus makes the place feel so much warmer, have turned heating down & little to no condensation. Now unless I've a load of washing to dry it is on couple of hours morning & night, to deal with showers etc. & empty every other day or so. I worked out it costs 15p an hour to run, cheaper than the tumble dryer & doesn't kill your clothes.

Silk pillowcase. Dreamy.

I use holy grail nail or lily and fox, both brilliant.

This year a top John Lewis duvet - I’m snuggled in and it’s awesome

headspace app has been a game changer

as has been after many years struggling to learn about art- just popping a dvd series in before bed

Lakeland milk sachets. I go abroad and having these plus tea bags means I can have nice tea. The local stuff tastes different - I think it is long life. These made me so happy.

My Apple Watch! I love it!

A very light carpet sweeper that picks up every bit, on hard floors too. It cost sod all, no electricity and no plugging heavy hoovers in! Unfortunately I bought it for a dd and been trying it out at home, but will have to pass it over soon.

@Fairylightgirl haha it took me a while to choose as well, I went for this one, it's brilliant.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Countertop-Dishwasher-Keenstone-360-Degree-Apartment/dp/B09ZDW8VRC/ref=ascdff_B09ZDW8VRC/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=659373953724&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=368567016650823877&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006579&hvtargid=pla-1720157460225&psc=1&mcid=f5556ce23ff0357db4a0872a2d034e1c&th=1&psc=1

Sorry for the massive link!

A Ninja mini food processor. Small enough to live on the worktop so no need to haul a full-size one from the back of the cupboard. It is so ridiculously powerful. Can literally make breadcrumbs, hummus, chop nuts etc in seconds.