how strong was her vacuum?

I see you don't have kids.

To be fair, there was a marketing push through the 70s and 80s as to how bad butter was for you and how much healthier it was to use 'plant oil' margarine.

What a lovely photo!

So if the driver was driving like a f*****t you wouldn't tell them to stop? Okay.

What did she even inspect it for? Just curious.

Anyone else think the tree behind her was her hair sticking out? 😂

The Millennial urge to keep the boxes that our cell phones came in. I was born in '84 and I still have no idea why I do this. But, thanks to the Internet, I know I'm not alone.

This ones stupid she's just throwing away perfectly good socks because they don't have a matching one. Just match them up with a similar sock, if they have different coloured soles than it doesn't matter if your wearing enclosed shoes, no one will see them.

This whole post is basically about throwing stuff in the garbage...

Thank you! I hate that people still won't carry something to drink with them . Don't leave home without it.

I still like going to the store or the market, because when ordering, it's a gamble, so I like to have the choice of which potato or whatever I take home.

Bleach has been proven to only lighten disperse mould spores not kill it, and is horrendous for the environment. Where I live, council cleaners are not allowed to use bleach, even if the customer provides it, for health and safety reasons. If you are worried about mould or germs, double-strength (cleaning) vinegar should be used, according to British scientific studies. Mould specific cleaners can be used if it is an established problem.

my mom: just change your mindset! it's easy to just be happy!!!

Maybe try not to use ‘single use items’ if you don’t like landfill.

One little tear in the rubber and she's throwing it away, does the rest of it not work?

I cleaned my student tables with donated baby wipes. Same thing. Those wet soapy sponges look like they are cleaning but until you wipe the table after with a baby wipe you have no idea how dirty they still are. Art class. At the end of every class. An article I read of where kids get germs in school prompted this. It was a precovid article.

WHO SAID IT IS A GENDERED JOB??? Where did this woman come from where changing a f*****g lightbulb is a "gendered job"???

Omg amen!! I feel this one

There is absolutely nothing wrong with have emergency food. In fact, it's recommended.

Oh this whole thing must be fake I guess, that's not possible

That's nice, but what if you need to make a note when you're upstairs, or in the garage, or on the other side of the house from where your notebook is? XD There's nothing wrong with using random scraps of paper to write down memos and notes, as long as you dispose of them accordingly once you don't need them any more.

Aaah the optimism in this... sure, when someone tells the same story you've heard a few times before, go on and listen it out. And don't interrupt someone who is having a monologue and making wrong assumtions along the way. And when they say they believe their hause is haunted and it should be burned down, believe it and encourage them... Point being: It's a nice concept but not good to use always.(Or maybe she means when people talk about certain subjects?)

Just don't start to breasfeed them, change their nappies.... That would be weird.

In my country, you can take expired or surplus medication to a pharmacist, and they will safely dispose of it. It's is not a good idea to put it into the bin/trash.

I wash and reuse ziplocks, occasionally I need them. Don’t need to hoard but easy to wash and reuse, I don’t use half wrap

I wear a wallet chain! I never lose my wallet because it's clipped to my pants! Though I do have to remember to switch it to whichever pair of pants/shorts I'm wearing that day from the previous day's pants XD

I agree in case the old one is not used or it is not wearable anymore.

An alternative, if you are not using the washing machine every day, is to have bucket of water, with some disinfectant in the water. When you use a cloth drop it into the water. When the bucket is full, or you're doing a load of laundry, add the rags. If you are using a front loading washing machine, put the rags into a laundry bag.

kinda wasteful? rinse them with clean water adn let them dry, this way you can use them few times before washing and not waste shittone of water on laundry

That's a waste of water, and electricity. Unless, it's a full load. Rinse it out, and hang it up to dry, until wash day.

Absolutely agree with this one. Buy cheap cloths from IKEA or such and wash them often. Some of my cloths are years old and go from kitchen/windows to bathroom to floor and then recycling. No need for plastic J Cloths or similar items.

Or wash and rinse them out right away, and hang them out to dry. Clean for next time

I find a light wash & rinse when I finish using the cleaning rags works perfect well. No need to use the washer... unless, of course, there is a load ready to go. And, I do not allow mildew!

That tilted looking wall outlet is tripping my OCD...

Rinse out by hand, air dry and pop in the next load of wash where it makes sense to do so.

I'm glad you're able to afford putting your washing machine so often.

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