What common things do you not own not due to because financial issues but because you don't have an interest?

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I would say
Dishwasher
Sky tv

TV
Sky subscription
Games console
Dishwasher
Tumble dryer

I don't have one either, prefer to wash uo by hand & straight back in cupboard!

A toaster (we did have one, but it broke and we never bothered getting another one. Can't I miss it, and it frees up a lot of worktop space).

A dishwasher (I would KILL for a dishwasher, but we have a tiny kitchen and no room).

Oh bollocks, I misread the intention of the thread - I clearly do have a considerable interest in dishwashers.

I'll replace 'dishwasher' with 'new / regularly replaced car' - current car is a 2010 plate, I've owned it for two years. Never seen the point in endlessly buying brand-new cars when the one you've got works perfectly well.

Never seen the point in endlessly buying brand-new cars when the one you've got works perfectly well.

I agree. My car is 9 years old, and DH's is 7 years old. Both regularly serviced and repairs carried out as and when necessary. And both working perfectly well.

I'm UK but you're right, I meant to say 'nappy'. Raised by UK parents who lived in America for a long time and adopted all the words 🙂House coat, elevator, sneakers, caused some confusion when I started school!

So it's just a flat with a communal room with washers and dryers, which I use a very hot setting and antibacterial additive.

I just really don't like toilet paper, so dry and scratchy. Eugh. I guess it saves money, would be interested to work it out later.

Any Apple products
Jeans or anything denim
Trousers or leggings
Raincoat
Trainers
Bicycle
Sky
Microwave

Tumble drier
Alexa or anything voice activated like lights etc.
Hive heating
Solar panels
Smart TV

I've got data on my mobile and a mobile wifi router for my work laptop but I don't have 'proper' broadband installed in my house.

I've got data on my mobile and a mobile wifi router for my work laptop but I don't have 'proper' broadband installed in my house.

Sadly, not everyone lives in an area with a good signal. I have to use a Powerline ethernet cable when working from home because I download and upload huge files. The signal round here just isn't strong enough for that, so we have a (rarely used for telephone) landline which supplies our broadband.