To ask.. What do you use a lot of in your home , that you think is more than others?

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Ours is loo roll.
Omg. We go through one a day! I swear dp and ds eat it lol
Bearing in mind dp at work till six. DS at school till 3. I'm generally out most days with family and friends with the baby or groups.
I know certainly I don't use loads lol

The other thing washing powder! That's down to me tho and my excessive need to wash everything all the time..

Marmite.

250 g jar every 10 days or so. We're all obsessed.

Conditioner - me and two DDs. We must get through a bottle a week. Two of us have very long, very thick hair.

Did someone say 16 loo rolls in 3 months?! Wow!

My additions (alongside said loo roll) are coffee (Nescafé Azera) and razor blades.

And why, whhhhhhhhhhhy are they both so fucking expensive?!! I stockpile Azera when it's on offer- I'm sooooo not ready for the zombie apocalypse- and fume quietly to myself whenever I buy blades.

They are sister cats, from the same litter, one is long hair and one short hair, but otherwise identical

Yup, we are hit by the sock munching machine every load, I swear that there is a black sock hole built in

Milk - it's bonkers how much we get through. On average we go through 4 litres a day 😮😮😮😮. It's my biggest outlay I think from my weekly budget!!!!

Mine are loo roll, milk and chocolate

I can't use zoflora because it gave my cats throat infections! They lost their voices and it was hilarious (for me, probably not so much for them! Fear not, I took them to the vet and all was sorted with no lasting effects!) I do like the smell of some of them though!

Bog roll, diluting juice, wine

Food in general. My kids are 18mo, 4 and 8 and they're like sentient black holes. All healthy stuff (and they're healthy weights!), but SO MUCH OF IT. Mainly fruit. I buy fruit every day. Good lord it's expensive.

Sea glass is glass (from old dumps at Sea, from shipwrecks, and such) that gets broken and tumbled over time.
The waves wash it back and forth and eventually the sharp sharp pieces become smooth and frosted.
They can be used for jewellery or crafts

Milk and fizzy water. Oh and beer. No beer is safe in this house.

(Someone had to say it!)

Was wondering when someone would mention gin! DH has stopped drinking so I rarely open wine now, have G&T instead. Still seems to go quite quickly though 😳

Other than that:
Honey
Baked beans
Bagels etc
Large bags of crisps at the weekend

Weetabix
Cornflakes
Cordial
Milk
Corona 😃

northendgal I like your cats and your beach glass art!

'I collect sea glass and just rinse it under the tap. A bottle of bleach lasts about two months here.'

I collect it, too, but I wash it in hot, soapy water with a bit of lavender oil.

Apples
Squash
Zoflora
Fig rolls

Toilet rolls
Eggs
Milk
Cheese and bacon 🥓😊

Flour. I go through several kilos every week.

WHAT?!?

Wine
Cat litter (80 litres Catsan a month)
Salad cream, Mayo, Ketchup and Sweet Chilli sauce. DH has them with practically all meals (I don’t). Am forever buying it.
Bottled water (but we are stopping that shortly and going back to filtered to reduce plastic waste).
German salami and sliced Emmental. We seem to live on it!

Kitchen roll
shreddies (or supermarket own equivalent)

My mum used to organise Brownie pack holidays, and used to cater one toilet roll per person per week, so for a family of four, you would use four toilet rolls per week.

Therefore, a packet of sixteen should last the average family of four a month.

wine
mayonnaise
coffee
although all three of those may be down to me

How can a bottle of bleach last two months?? We go through a few bottles a week, sometimes more than one a day.