I never thought Id be excited for a garbage can, but after going through multiple plastic cans and having the lid mechanism fail on cheaper metal cans, I broke down and got a more expensive one from Simple Human. I feel the quality everytime I use the step to toss something. It sounds so dumb, but I’m really blown away after years of crappy cans.

Aside from that, my python water changer for aquariums. That thing has been the goat for years at this point.

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    Hmm, that seems like it might have something to do with where you’re looking. Thrift stores seem to focus more on small things. Or, maybe, people just don’t like donating decent furniture. Look online, or ask around through any connections, if you have them.

    If we assume you’re in Canada, based on your domain, there’s older people downsizing everywhere who just want to get rid of their vintage (quality) furniture. Some have kids that will take it, some don’t. The other reply mentioned china cabinets; those and upright pianos are sometimes free, so long as you’ll do the moving yourself, because most of the young generation doesn’t want them.