Here are items I own that have a comically low cost-per-use.

Here are items I own that have a comically low cost-per-use. I wanna start by saying that I think you're able to achieve really low cost-per-use when first of all, you buy good or decent quality things that will actually last you. Secondly, when you actually look after your things, it doesn't have to be this like crazy expensive item, but if you look after it, it can still go a long way. And thirdly, if you hold the mindset that you actually enjoy having something that you'll use forever or a really long time, I personally feel like really proud and like it's a flex to have had something for a really long time. I know a lot of people have the opposite and I'd say that that's me kinda taking on like an underconsumption mindset. So if you want yourself to have a really low cost-per-use like me, then I'd recommend following those three things. Okay, let's get into it. Firstly, my signature blue purse. I literally had this purse since I think I was in like year eight, so about 10 years now. It's not a fancy brand, I literally, I think it's Primark. Got a good zip, it's just a nice color, I bought it cause it was vibrant and I've looked after it and it's got an insanely low cost-per-use because of course I use it everyday. Secondly, my trusty water bottle. It is looking a little bit old and raggedy now, but I'm not the kind of person to replace something just because it doesn't look aesthetic and it really does do the job. It has got my name on it, so I'm not gonna forget it's mine, you know what I mean? Also probably have this for nearly 10 years and I use it everyday, so insanely low cost-per-use. My hair straighteners. Again, I've had them since year seven, so about 11 years. While it probably doesn't look like I use my straighteners everyday, I do often use them just for like styling the front bits of my hair and they're not a fancy brand, I think they're like Remington and they cost 20 pounds. But if you look after your things guys, they can last you forever. And again, something I'm really proud of is having had them for so bloody long. The next thing is my sunset alarm clock / lamp. I got it on Amazon. I didn't get it for very much, it was about 25 pounds. So considering I use it every single day and I'm planning on using it every single day for the foreseeable future, it has a comically low cost-per-use. What things of yours have a comically low cost-per-use? Feel free to leave a comment and follow for more personal finance, saving money, money mindset and building happy girl habits in my twenties.