All the time I save and save money, I do not buy too much, only so I feel safe.

Advertising constantly tells us what to buy to feel great and keep up with most. The apartment is filled with various goods that we, in fact, do not need for nothing. They only collect dust and take up space. That's how we are. captive.



Let's try. "Site" Take a look at the situation with a clear eye. What, even if recently purchased, goods would be best to get rid of.

Remember how children used to be fond of Rubik’s Cube, colorful springs and other nonsense of their time? They were replaced by yo-yo, tamagochi and Pokemon. Now there are spinners, pop-its and all sorts of simplistic dimples. The Chinese are good at capturing young people, and always will be. That’s just this garbage ceases to be fashionable in six months.



It stays on shelves, in mezzanine or generally collects dust around the corners of the room. And throw it away is pathetic, and no one needs it: the children have already outgrown. Perhaps the friends of a son or daughter will need this kind of “good”. This will be a topic to talk to the child. Breaking up with unnecessary junk should be learned from an early age.

Somewhere inside, we realize that there is no such mask that will remove all the irregularities of the skin once and for all. That fake eyelashes from the Chinese market will look unnatural, and colored lenses are suitable only for fans of Halloween. But time and time again, we buy all this nonsense out of curiosity. It won't take long to clutter the whole apartment. There is even a whole TV show abroad about it.



Piabay, it's not worth it. Well, let’s not mention those spent funds that can not be returned. All this nonsense does not take up much space in the bathroom, but nevertheless it is a fact. That's what matters. Everything we put on our skin has not been tested by serious doctors or allergists. Irritation, rash or worse. Is it worth it?

Kitchen appliances dusting in the corner of the baker. A fryer, which is perfectly replaced by any little-quality pan. Yogurt and a device that makes candy. These products are no longer budgetary. You can give a decent amount of money if you look at better positions. But why?



Making bread in a bakery is an occupation, even a pleasure. But in six months, yes, on ordinary flour, our figure will gain an impressive amount of kilograms. It's been proven a long time ago. With a deep fryer, the same story, and even significant spending on vegetable oil. There's also a popcorn machine. Which will come in handy, unless you decide to open a movie theater in your apartment. Waste.

Baby shoes are such cute miniature sneakers. Or shoes. Or sneakers. Probably size zero. They look like toys, and the first thought of others: it must be a joke. Some keychain. But no. These are shoes for kids who haven’t learned how to walk. If they are produced, is there a demand?



Piabay really does. But the purchase is very dubious. The baby doesn't need shoes. At home, he can walk barefoot. So the foot will better maintain balance, feel the surface of the floor tactilely. Outdoors, even if it is cold, shoes can easily replace pinettes. The leg will be able to breathe and will not be cold. And, frankly, the size of the leg in a child at this age does not grow by day, but by hour. By the time you bring it home, it will grow out of it. Why such a stupid waste of money?

Candles, candle soap, handmade soap are dust collectors. In the case of candles, admit it, they stand in the sideboard and only collect dust. For their intended purpose, they will probably never be used. And soap poured in various complex forms, although it may be useful, but it will be terribly uncomfortable. What does a simple round or oval shape not please? Quality matters.



I would like to add more about porcelain figurines and glass figurines. Many women collect them and place them in various places of the apartment. And there's nothing wrong with that. But! Cleaning, children's games and the study of the territory by pets can lead to the fact that one of the figures will break. And that's nerves and bitter disappointment. For fragile things, you need to come up with a special place. Don't bother anyone.

Of course, many will disagree with us. And it's the right thing to do. Views of the same things can and should be different. So we are waiting for your reasoned comments. It will be interesting to know what other products take up space and attract dust in our homes. Share your thoughts with us, maybe we missed something.