to now ask you to name the products you LOVE and couldn't/wouldn't be without?

[Heartbrokenmum73]

I've absolutely loved the thread on crap stuff people have bought (and now know which washing machines/hoovers/deodorants to avoid).

Thought it might be interesting to see which products/appliances you love, be they beauty, household stuff, pet products, etc. Always useful to get 'thumbs-ups' from people. And as someone who rarely wears make-up (because I don't know what I'm buying/how to apply the damn stuff) it would be great to hear about essential beauty buys, rather than what the magazines tell us to buy. Beauty Editors seem to make a lot more money than most women.

For me it's my gadgets - iPod, Beats headphones (amazing sound quality on them) and my Kindle (even though I'm still buying stupid amounts of 'real' books too - they're so cheap in charity shops and supermarkets!).

So, what would/could you not be without?

Bobbi Brown tinted moisturiser. Costs £45 but instantly my skin looks even in tone, more glowy and natural. And it's in a nice glass jar. Lovely texture.

I can't believe no one has mentioned Irobot's Roomba! It has to be my number one choice.
Also, iPad and Nespresso coffee maker.

M&S control pants
Wolford tights when I can afford them
Liz Earle skincare/make up
Heinz baked beans/ketchup
Fantaisie bras
Mac lip liner in spice
Cetraban emollient as a body cream (no perfume)
Periproducts denti brushes, so much better than flossing, even ds uses them
Cote du Rhone red wine, cheapest on bottom shelf at Tescos, never let's you down.
Hotel du Chocolat salted milk chocolate almonds
Miele washing machine/vacuum cleaner
Appropriate garden tools for any job, not worth struggling without them.
Trust foot deodorant

Best not to let any DHs near your grill LayMizz sounds painful!!
Damnyouautocorrect

Clarins Lotus facial oil
Bionsen aluminium-free aerosol deodrant
Ecover fab con
Habenero Tabasco sauce
Yorkshire Gold teabags
Kirby grips
Coop Rioja
Stationery from notonthehighstreet.com
Lindor milk truffles - can get them in a box of 4 for £1 - good treat
Pre-chopped Tesco mango
Kindle
Revlon Photoready foundation - only one I've found in my whole life that doesn't make me look weird.
Magimix Le Duo Plus juicer
Minami high DHA fish oil

Yes to Vichy Dermablend..best coverage ever!
sudocreme
Aldi face cream moisturiser
Dove soap
Heinz Tomato soup
Mc Cain crinkle oven chips
Bonios(for mutt obv)

My Kindle
Jo Malone Vit E scrub - hideously ££ but a little goes a long way & a big tub lasts for ages
Perfume - makes me feel fab/Body lotion/oil
Scented candles
Fresh flowers especially hyacinths in spring
Yorkshire Tea
Lovely white pure cotton sheets & duvet cover - bliss
Soap & Glory foot file - thanks MN'tters for pointing me to this miracle
My tumble dryer now I have a DS
Joules slipper boots - kept my tootsies warm all winter
My jellycat panda bear

Mooncup
GHD's
Yankee Candles
Kindle
Ipod
Leighton Denny glass nail files
Fairy liquid

Oh, forgot Lilletts pads. Miles better than anything else (I refuse to stick anything up my fanjo - that is just weird and wrong! Also would still have to wear a pad just in case whatever I put up my fanjo leaked..)

Twinings Breakfast Tea (yellow box)
Sainsbury's multigrain bagels (better than any branded alternatives)
Dermalogica Power Vitamin Recovery Masque
Paula's Choice Resist anti-ageing products
Sparkling Pinot Noir from M&S
Lindt Coconut Creation chocolate (apparently only available from Waitrose)
My Nokia Windows Phone
Baby Aveeno products
Jo Malone Pomegranate Noir candles
M&S crinkly salt and vinegar crisps
Aloe vera Vaseline
Tom Ford Neroli Portofino eau de parfum

Body Shop aloe vera skin care products
Mitchum green stick deodorant
Femfresh
Crabtree & Evelyn Jojoba shower gel and body lotion

Ecover Multi Purpose cleaning spray
Pledge furniture polish (the classic one)

Bombay Sapphire
Pinot Grigio blush

Co-Op garlic and parmesan flat bread
Marmite
Cheddars

Cylinder dyson

LayMizz interesting, would never have thought of a foreskin grill

GHD's
Tesco moisturiser
Burts bees lip balm (the pinky/red one)
Monsoon linen trousers
Converse shoes (NOT BOOTS!)
Yankee candles

Interesting that so many love the rose vaseline, I didn't like either the colour or the taste of it on my lips but the aloe vera one is fabulous.

Another vote for the Dr Organic range of toiletries in Holland and Barrett, I'm gradually working my way through them, haven't had a bad product yet.

Fast drying nail topcoats, either Seche Vite or Sally Hansen
Moshulu slippers, the comfiest and snuggest I've ever had
Iphone
Kenwood Prospero stand mixer/food processor
Pressure washer for the patio and furniture

Oh and Electrolux cordless vac, hardly ever use the plug in one now, even though it is a Miele and very good.

Also Vileda mop with the cleaning liquid in the handle, just squirt and mop, no bucket required.

Not read the whole thread so I maybe repeating products....

Flash citrus fresh spray
Plenty kitchen roll
Touché éclat
Moroccan Oil (for hair)
Coke (the cola variety)
Toms (pumps)
Baking soda wipes
Comfort fabric softener
Superdry hoody
iPod / iPad / iPhone

Thought of another one....

Original source Mint and Tea Tree shower gel!!!

No7 fast drying top coat, one of the best I've tried and at 5.50 I can get it for 50p when I get a 5 pound voucher. I love it.

When I read the original thread title, I thought I didn't have any- but reading through everyone else's offerings I realise I have lots!

Someone up thread mentioned Laura Geller balance and brighten- I genuinely CAN'T live without this and hounded QVC recently until it came back into stock.

Body shop hemp hand cream- not so keen on the smell but it does wonders for my dry hands.

I'm loyal to sure deodorant- the pink one or the blue one that's crystal clear. (NOT the compressed one- it was difficult to spray and it lasted a fraction of the time)

Vaseline intensive care body lotion- the white one.

Nivea soft for my face.

Soltan sun cream from boots- rubs in well, and I've been using it that long the smell takes me back to a million happy summer's days!

Love sanctuary stuff- especially the salt scrub and the 'Mande lular' (I think that's what it's called) body butter- it smells lovely and leaves my body all tingly!

Also love molten brown 'paradisiac pink pepper pot bath and shower'.

Has to be the plain blue Vaseline lip balm here!

Oh, and limelite kitchen and bathroom spray.

And also, Bonne Mamma (again, I think that's the brand) do yummy cherries and berries jam, which isn't available everywhere but I stock up when I see it.

Tampax pearl
Mitchum roll on deoderant
Rose's lime cordial
Lush happy hippy shower gel
Urban decay Naked eye shadows
Green and Blacks chocolate

My clear egg timer thingy...you put it in the pan with the eggs. Don't know what they are called.

Tom's of Maine unscented deodorant ... smells amazing and herby.

Boots Botanics Facial Oil...only £6 and lovely.

Tea tree oil...stick it in the wash with towels, sheets, dishcloths, etc.

Microfibre cleaning cloths.

My cleaner.

My tumble drier, washing machine and dishwasher all have 'delay start' buttons so we can put them on overnight for cheaper electric.

I used to love Aapri scrub but St Ives Apricot is the closest I can find now.

Aldi eye cream...£3 or so, seems good.

Sensodyne toothpaste, and Duraphat for if the sensitivity gets really bad.

Moon cup.

Coca cola
Ubuntu Linux (funny how Microsoft Windows hasn't been mentioned except for one person with a phone )

That's prolly about all really, everything else has some sort of alternative.

iPad
Kindle