what do you own that you never get rid off but no use for it

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What thing is in your home that you really dont need or never use but somehow never get rid of.
For me i own a fish tank but have no fish had this tank for years now got it as i was getting fish still no fish.
Also own a small wooden stall that just sadly lives in the corner of the hall way no use what so ever but i by pass it every day its been there for 8 year.

@TheRealKatnissEverdeen He says he wants it for toasted sandwiches.

Our airfryer is probably our most used appliance

A sewing machine my husband bought for himself, about 7 years ago. It's never been used.

Ha - my son also went through a toasted sandwich phase so I used the grill (mine is Tefal not George Foreman) for these too. I'm definitely not getting rid of it in the event it comes in handy!

Would anyone sell or give this stuff away? A second life for the item and the negative energy of an unused item cleared from your home.
I started selling stuff that I no longer needed and now have a nice bit of money to buy what I do need.

Although I think dump the vibrator 😂
Seriously though, since I read about Swedish death cleaning, I've realised I don't want my house to be a mausoleum of unwanted gear that someone else will throw out. I think it's part of acknowledging that we're leaving one life phase behind and entering another. A clear out leaves space for new things to come.

And they’re way too heavy. I broke a Dutch oven and a top. I don’t want them anymore even though they look good.

Many, many, many kitchen gadgets!
NutriBullet Blender, Ice Vrusher & Slushy Machine, Volcano Waffle Maker, Food Chopper... I forget the rest!
DH buys them because they are a 'bargin' uses once and never again!
Thinking about it, I might list on FB Market Place, see what I can get... and list the gadgets too!

Huge cast iron (?) casserole dish. Far too heavy to lift out the cupboard and impossible to lift safely with a big roast in it.

Other people ornaments, boxes of stuff belonging to DH's Grandparents and parents in the attic. Can't part with them for sentimental reasons but have no interest in them.

I love my George Foreman Grill, makes the best panninis - only thing it's used for though as it's too much effort to clean it. Must be 20 years old.

I still use my Nutribullet but there's a popcorn maker, a George Foreman Grill, a toasted sandwich maker and an electric carving knife that should really go. Not sure about the Soda Stream or the bread maker.
We have MIL's wedding dinner service all packed away somewhere (which isn’t really our taste, so we don’t use it).
i have a bike that I'm not going to ride again as it's really a bit tall for me and I am sadly and gradually giving away all my beautiful high heeled shoes and boots, which I can no longer wear, thanks to the dicky ankle. 🥲

A whole chest of china teacups that DP’s grandparents (Ten Pound Poms) had shipped from Australia when they moved back to the UK. Untouched since they moved, even by them…the newspaper each cup is wrapped in is dated 1966!

Both GPs sadly gone now but the cups have come to live in our garage. We will probably never part with them, and it’ll be our poor DS who has to deal with the cups someday.

What about using it as a lovely plant pot?

Id love to but i live in suffolk lol.

An entire collection of apple iPhones and iPod classic with boxes from the iPhone 3. I keep thinking they're modern antiques!

and his mum

Why on earth have you not used your sewing machine?([

Save them anyway, unless they are totally out of date, you just might lose the weight. That’s what I’m doing. Here’s to hope and the future. I’m going to do it.

Don’t think, just do.

You can buy old singer sewing machines if you look. Some of them are antiques and worth really not that much. Some of the older ones were beautiful though.

Yup

Yeah, get rid of anything that doesn’t make you happy

The problem with this is that the clothes are outdated. If I try to give my clothes to my daughter she laughs in my face and my niece just says, no thank you auntie

I gave my stuff away and I regret it.

My mother wanted to give me a violin, I declined

My 'good' china, still in boxes from when we moved thirteen years ago.