Everyday Items You Definitely Shouldn't Cheap Out On

We are 100% here to support the ongoing dedication toward identifying all deals and methods to save as much money as possible in an era that seems bent on making the cost of living laughably high. And by "laughing", we mean the nervous/scared laughter one might involuntarily release in a moment of great duress while watching an especially spooky movie. 

That all being said, there are still some purchases to be made out there that while they hurt the bank account more than if you'd kept it cheap, they can pay off in the long run. This Reddit thread shines a light on the items that you might just be well-advised to fork over your extra hard-earned funds for. 

Perhaps the only thing more momentarily exasperating than finally taking the trash out is to attempt to take the trash out, only to have your flimsy trash bag break and leave you with an eruption of last week's moldy mess of a situation. So, erring on the slightly pricier side and going for the nicer trash bags can certainly serve as a solid insurance policy. 

Always better to make a tasking job, like painting a room, that much simpler. 

Nothing quite like waiting around for what can feel like an eternity for your phone to charge only to realize you've been waiting for your off-brand charger to muster up but a measly 3% of life. 

So there really is something to the whole "performance" underwear thing. 

Honestly, this could pay off big time in the long run if you're someone who likes to put various stylistic twists on clothing that you own. 

If you're wounded and need the bandage, it could really help you out to just go for the upgraded bandage, after all. 

When it comes to having any means to make the task of cleaning easier, we're definitely open-minded to hearing about what else is out there. Apparently Sponge Daddy could be onto something. At least that's what this Redditor thought. 

To be able to enjoy the high-quality toilet paper is to be able to enjoy the lifestyle of the rich and the famous. 

This actually makes sense. 

Okay, but there are definitely some solid cheap cheese options out there. 

Again, nobody likes taking the trash out only to find yourself confronted by the ugly smiling face of another bigger mess. 

Yeah, that sounds like a completely disastrous scenario. 

If the financial resources are there, could at least be an avenue to consider. 

Do the tools define the handyperson or not though. 

Nobody likes a living space that has been overtaken by the dense and nausseating air of a cat simply having to do its thing every now and again. Nicer cat litter could be worth it, after all. 

Maybe they're onto something with the batteries though. 

They had us at "Super Sale."