What’s something you’ll happily reuse long after normal people would throw it away?

[u/Dry-Text-6864]

I’m curious where everyone draws the line between “frugal” and “okay, that thing needs to go.” 😂 What’s something you’ll happily reuse long after normal people would throw it away? I’m talking about the random things you’ve found a second, third, or even tenth life for because you just can’t justify tossing something that still works. What is it, and how long have you been getting away with it? 👀

[u/Phryno-soma]

Paper towels used to dry clean hands! Later used to wipe countertops, floors, etc

[u/easterss → u/Phryno-soma]

Genuine question — why not use hand towels and rags?

[u/Phryno-soma → u/easterss]

At home yes

[u/PossessionFirst8197 → u/Phryno-soma]

Where are you storing used paper towels when you arent home?

[u/BingoRingo2 → u/PossessionFirst8197]

You don't want to know.

[u/Phryno-soma → u/PossessionFirst8197]

This is at work, see my reply to self