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what can hubby get me for xmas that will save me money in the long run

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  • LJM
    LJM Posts: 4,535 Forumite
    ive recieved some weird and wonderful household and kitchen gadgets for xmas's and birthdays my oh thinks im mad but it is something i would buy and use for myself, so far over the years i have recieved a magimix/dyson hoover/new set saucepans/cutlery/crockery. sounds strange but it is all bits that i use regularly if not everyday. i might as well recieve something i can use. do you enjoy cooking a great recipe book can make a lovely pressies, or a diary for next year, new coat accessories, shoes maybe
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  • jamespir
    jamespir Posts: 21,456 Forumite
    A divorce perhaps lol
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  • sarah*a
    sarah*a Posts: 2,778 Forumite
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    Farway wrote: »
    maybe not much as a Christams pressie, but a slow cooker would save money in ling run, using cheaper cuts of meat for example

    I just bought my BFF a slow cooker for his birthday - and he squealed like a teenage girl when he opened it:rotfl::rotfl: My OH thought it was a "bloody stupid gift to give a man in his 30's" but if its something you want/will use then anything can be perfect!
  • Pont
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    A moneybox! Lol
  • jakes-mum
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    edited 9 December 2010 at 2:27PM
    Farway wrote: »
    maybe not much as a Christams pressie, but a slow cooker would save money in ling run, using cheaper cuts of meat for example

    totally agree with this, over previous christmases my best gifts have been a slow cooker, a george forman grill, a 4 slice toaster :eek: and an electric toothbrush loool, i use them all at least twice a week (except the toothbrush, rest assured people twice a day :D) all the 'luxury' treats were admired and filed away, am secretly hoping for the new 1 tablespoon chip fryer this year but at £130 every MSE bone in my body is screaming noooo

    just thought another idea is a nice thick coat, we arnt renouned for our sunny weather so you will prob use most of the year :D
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  • Hi - I would look on the eco gift sites as you are BOUND to find something on there you are happy with

    There is a simple plug in gadget which supposed to save you around 10% on your electricity - I've forgotten what its called..

    Plus they have radiator boosters you put on top of your rads to boost heat and save money!

    I even treated myself to some eco toilet descalers with a £5 Amazon voucher I had ... No toiletries or girly bits for me - Eco toilet descaler to save me scrubbing off limescale and use hopefully no toilet descaler for the next 5 years! lol
  • sarah*a wrote: »
    I just bought my BFF a slow cooker for his birthday - and he squealed like a teenage girl when he opened it:rotfl::rotfl: My OH thought it was a "bloody stupid gift to give a man in his 30's" but if its something you want/will use then anything can be perfect!

    I think a slow cooker is a great idea too ... I'd scream if someone got me one!

    Now why didn't I ask for one of those this year?
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