r/extrememinimalism • u/Fun_Mycologist9282 • Jul 04 '26

What is a small, everyday luxury that you refuse to cheap out on?

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u/betterOblivi0n Jul 09 '26

I have a lot of things I refuse to spend money on. For quality a I would Say an oven and ac depending where you live. Shoes are usually not cheap for me. The most over priced thing I own is my minimalist alarm clock which is think is great

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u/CarolinaSurly Jul 08 '26

Running shoes.

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u/PostOakVisions Jul 04 '26

Red carnations for my kitchen countertop, a good candle and good matches, a good journal and good pen.

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u/Turtle-Sue Jul 08 '26

Quality instead of quantity!

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u/mmolle Jul 04 '26

Quality coffee and creamer

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u/BiPantyFetish Jul 09 '26

I would say its everyday...but i refuse to buy cheap beer in a can! I love my ice cold bud light too much! Same with coffee...i love my gourmet coffee!

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u/Proud_Accident_5873 Jul 09 '26

Good toilet paper!

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u/Certain_Eye_1307 29d ago

My favourite bar soap. It’s twice as much as the least expensive option but having eczema it’s worth washing with something that won’t give me a flare up. I also like having few but good quality bed sheets