People Are Sharing Cheap Purchases That Changed Their Lives, And I Gotta Pick Up Some Of These

We all love great deals — and sometimes it's the smallest, most inexpensive items that have a huge impact on our everyday life.

U/maenefa recently asked the people of Reddit, "What's an inexpensive purchase that significantly improved your life?" Read closely — you might want to remember a few of these the next time you're shopping around:

1."I found a six-foot phone charger that has a 90-degree elbow on it. When I lay in bed I tend to rest the phone on my chest, and the elbow prevents me from damaging the cord. So worth it."

—u/Emergency_Pudding

2."A wireless mouse for my laptop. My fingers and hands shake too much to use the mousepad, and an external mouse is what I've always been used to."

—u/TrailerParkPrepper

3."Sometimes you just need new underwear."

—u/CDewfus

4."A bluetooth transmitter for my car, so I can listen to the songs i want to."

—u/Jack_Dripper

5."Blackout curtains. I like to sleep in and they are the best. I have them in every room of my house."

—u/hemi210

6."Active noise-cancelling headphones."

—u/Oldandnotbold

7."A shoe horn for boots."

—u/PossiblyCapable24

8."A sleep mask."

—u/Comprehensive_Run453

9."My pet. He was a rescue and helped me through some hard times. Great companion."

—u/CactusJuice_Enjoyer

10."Double shower curtain hooks instead of rings."

—u/cardboardbelts