On occasional Wednesdays I offer tips for adulthood:
I recently posted about five household items you can do without.
When my husband read that post, he said: “You know, a lot of people might not find those odd.” To which I responded: “C’mon! A pickle picker? Really?”
But I stand corrected. To date, the running count on (self-declared) pickle-picker enthusiasts is up to five.
So this week, in a nod to my gadget-loving husband, I’m going to post about five household items I’ve learned – courtesy of him – that you can’t do without. Or at least can’t do without once you’ve had one yourself:
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