19 Objects That Can Make Our Life Much More Comfortable (and Practical)

Certainly, it is not necessary to spend hundreds, even thousands of reais, to make your home or workspace more comfortable. Often, useful objects capable of facilitating our routine are cheaper than we think. And Reddit users know this well: recently, they decided to exchange information and tell their experiences about products and devices that significantly help improve the quality of life in everyday life without spending a fortune.

We, from awesome.club, we were quite impressed with the items suggested by internet users and admit that some were unknown to us, like the vertical mouse for example, which seems to be very comfortable, despite its peculiar shape. Check out!

Houseplants. You feel happy taking care of them. I recently bought a Venus flytrap and today it caught its first fly. I was very proud. © ManonastickUk / Reddit Alarm clock with decent gradual lighting. Waking up became so much easier, it completely changed my mornings. I don’t think I’ll ever use my phone alarm or a conventional alarm clock again. © Ringolennon67 / Reddit 2 size blankets king — one for each side of a double bed. So no one has to share a blanket or wake up in the middle of the night feeling cold. © VictrolaBK / Reddit

AeroPress Coffee Maker🇧🇷 Before buying one, my wife was spending close to $200 a month buying her favorite drink at coffee shops around town. © HeadyPlay / Reddit Whetstone. It only took me 30 seconds to watch a tutorial video on YouTube to learn how to use it correctly. And now I’m in shock: can my knives really cut that well?! © throe-uh-weigh / Reddit

Vertical Mouse. This literally saved my wrist, which used to be sore after a whole day working in front of the computer. It looks weird, but it’s much more comfortable. I made several co-workers buy it too. © AnxiouslyAmicable / Reddit

A good shower. It can turn your morning baths into a real meditation and relaxation session. © Phleed / Reddit Sheet fasteners. They keep cheaper sheets from bunching up in the corners of the mattress. Now I can use soft sheets that don’t cost a fortune and not be irritated by loose, baggy ends in the mattress folds. © mykindiweb / Reddit Good quality knife and cast iron skillet. When you have instruments that are a pleasure to use, then the act of cooking ceases to be routine and becomes a hobby🇧🇷 You end up eating healthier. And the first step is to throw the dull knife and the cheap aluminum frying pan in the trash. © eric_1115 / Reddit

USB extender cable, in which you can plug in whatever you need. Don’t want to play sitting at the desk? Now you can comfortably sit on the sofa and use the television instead of the monitor. © Oh_Anodyne / Reddit Noise canceling headphones can change your life if you travel frequently by air. They manage to block out virtually all background noise, even if you’re sitting close to the wing. © comogury / Reddit Pillow with buckwheat husks. I’ve tried different types of pillows, but I’ve never been able to find a comfortable one. The model with memory foam, for example, for some reason lay all flat on me, like a pancake. But everything changed with the pillow with buckwheat husks. It took me a week to get used to the sound of the husks, but now I sleep in heaven. © Rellik_Ladicius / Reddit

A network. I bought one last year and now I can’t understand how I could live without it until today. It encourages you to spend more time outdoors. © deleted / Reddit Eletric toothbrush. Your life changes completely from the first use. You run your tongue over your teeth and feel them get polished! © Musabbb / Reddit Culinary thermometer. You no longer need to make cuts in the meat to know if it is done or not. And so it still avoids losing the juices of the food. © SpencerG49 / Reddit Silk pillowcase. I have fairly long hair (it reaches my hips), and this type of pillowcase prevents it from getting tangled up overnight. © iris513 / Reddit

A cookbook. Not some famous fad publication, but a true family-style cookbook. old school🇧🇷 The best I ever found was at a garage sale. A very thick copy with the pages already yellowed. Inside were hundreds of family recipes and handwritten notes. It even makes me sad that I never met the granny that this treasure belonged to in the past. © HMCS_Alphastrike / Reddit

Do you know other objects that can make our day to day more comfortable and don’t cost a fortune? Tell us in the comments section.