What's best 'thing' you've purchased for your home ....

[Dorset Seagull]

Dyson rechargeable vacuum cleaner. Can whizz around a 4 bed house in about 10 mins whereas it was hours before lugging a beast that was plugged in.

 

[driller]

Karcher high pressure hose.

If it does not move it gets cleaned to an inch of its life.

 

[Notters]

An Aqualisa shower unit. The best shower system I have EVER come across, including many top quality hotels, totally reliable, serious water pumping power (so good that the 'rainforest' head which was bought as an extra really is redundant) and has not missed a beat in nearly 10 years daily use. I am about to make enquiries as to where I can buy one in Oz after I move.

Out of curiosity, what is so good about them? We just have an old mixer tap and it works perfectly but then we have very good water pressure.

 

[moggy]

Kodi

 

[Colonel Angus]

Our Green & Blacks Organic Chocolate Teapot.

We've had to replace it a few times though. We're using our 2179th one today.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

A second toilet - you would not believe the amount of stress, pressure and tension it has eased.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

At this time of year, definitely the ceiling fan in the bedroom. Don't get too hot at night, nice and quiet, seem to get much more sleep than many colleagues on those warm nights.

 

[Albion my Albion]

A second toilet - you would not believe the amount of stress, pressure and tension it has eased.

I would say a bigger toilet. Now I can flush my Albion kit down the WC and it keeps on flushing. Very handy!

 

[Insel affe]

A key to get in.

 

[El Presidente]

As I don't drink alcohol, tea or coffee, for me it's the fridge with the built in ice maker plugged into the plumbing. Perfect for cool drinks 24/7.


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[El Presidente]

An Aqualisa shower unit. The best shower system I have EVER come across, including many top quality hotels, totally reliable, serious water pumping power (so good that the 'rainforest' head which was bought as an extra really is redundant) and has not missed a beat in nearly 10 years daily use. I am about to make enquiries as to where I can buy one in Oz after I move.

Ooh looks great. Is there any one particular model you would recommend?


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[pasty]

My armchair

 

[wellquickwoody]

Ooh looks great. Is there any one particular model you would recommend?


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Not now as mine is about 10 years old so I am a bit out of date. Looked at their website earlier and the most expensive appeared to be about £800, but I may be mistaken. We got ours from Alexander's in Worthing who gave top notch service.

Mrs W is an Instruction Guide pedant so we still have the leaflet. It is an HiQu digital.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Which type have you got?
The Aqualisa digital range really are the business.

Ten years old now so unsure.

See above.

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Weber Master Touch Bar-B-Q.

 

[Springal]

Probably a Sonos. So simple and used by everyone, every day. When you factor in the services it can be used with makes it incredibly powerful

 

[wellquickwoody]

Out of curiosity, what is so good about them? We just have an old mixer tap and it works perfectly but then we have very good water pressure.

Firstly the power, normal size shower head but so much more water. Secondly the quality, still looks like new after nearly 10 years. Lastly the features, you can have different head(s) and positions which you can then choose between just by switching a small remote handle, and having the controls a few feet from the shower allowing you to turn it on, or adjust the temperature, without freezing or burning your nads off.

 

[cheshunt seagull]

Out of curiosity, what is so good about them? We just have an old mixer tap and it works perfectly but then we have very good water pressure.

The water pressure is greater and more consistent than other showers I have tried and it can be boosted. A display tells you when your desired temperature has been reached so no tentative steps towards it on a cold morning. I always preferred baths but I only ever shower now. The world has gone mad but my shower, and my cat, provide some stability.

 

[Machiavelli]

Good thread.
[MENTION=7631]wellquickwoody[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3357]brighton[/MENTION]Lines have it so far
I'll probably go for Wusthof knives, although they were gifts

 

[Hillian1]

Plastic sheets.