“Anything regarding sleep.
Try and get the best pillows, mattress, sheets, etc.
Good sleep is life-changing, especially when you spend a third of your life in bed.”
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Cheap diapers will leak or give a rash.
Cheap wipes are flimsy and can also give a rash."
“I learned quickly that cheap clothes and shoes fall apart and need to be replaced quite often.
Don’t forget that price doesn’t equal quality, and even trusted brands aren’t always consistent.
Learn how to identify signs of quality workmanship and buy that.”
“Dish detergent must be name brand for me.
The cheap stuff clings to silicone (spoons or spatulas), and you might taste the chemicals.”
4.“Spices.
It’s the one thing we don’t buy the store brand for.”
“For me, it’s food items.
They are pricey, but I tell my daughter that life is too short for shitty tickets.
“Paying extra for priority check-in and extra space seats on flights.”
8.“Shoes.
I have very narrow feet with a serious need for arch support.
“Anything for my pets.
We’ve been known to spend a lot on fosters and strays, too.”
“Charmin was non-negotiable when my husband and I first moved in together, as I have IBS.
“Toothpaste, toothbrushes, and mouthwash.
You really can see/feel the difference between quality toothpaste and the cheap stuff.
I put it down as a medical expense.”
“Good wool socks.
I used to buy cheap ones, and was constantly mending the holes.
Worth every penny.”
“A good haircut and color.
I like walking out the door knowing I look my best.”
“Anything regarding sleep.
Try and get the best pillows, mattress, sheets, etc.
Good sleep is life-changing, especially when you spend a third of your life in bed.”
15.“Chocolate.
Lifes too short to eat crappy, waxy chocolate that was probably produced with forced and/or child labor.
It might be $6 a bar, but I only need one little square for complete satisfaction.”
“Body wash, lotions, deodorant, and laundry detergent.
I’ll pay the extra few dollars for comfortable skin.”
“VIP tickets to shows that are under or around $100.
If VIP is affordable, always go for it.
Better bathrooms, viewing, food, drinks, and hanging out with the band.
“I worked my way through college and never had enough to splurge on much.
To this day (40 years later), both are still in my pantry.”
To me, there is no substitute.
I have tried other brands, but none compare to Heinz.”
“I splurge on aesthetic procedures at the best plastic surgeon.
Better to pay more once than paying less and going back to fix it.”
Its worth it to spend a little more, because youll have less repairs later down the road.
I need something dependable and reliable.”
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