If you buy a lot of cheap things you will still spend a lot of money in total.
Don’t we misled by the words,save thousands of pounds
Because you don’t save anything if you buy something new that you don’t need.
Yes if you if you were going to buy it then you will have saved but if you were not planning to buy it then you don’t save anything at all:the opposite is true.
Even very cheap things less than £1 each will still put a strain on your budget if you buy a lot of them.
On the other hand the economy will go bust if nobody spends any money so just make sure you buy things that you really like that you need and that you will use and that will help both you and the economy at the same time.
It’s not always possible to act perfectly but it’s better to try it some of the time than to just give in totally and spend your life in a queue for Le Creuset pots….or the equivalent.
It’s ironical (sic) that few people cook their own meals at home nowadays judging by the amount of ready meals being sold in the supermarkets yet they want these pots to decorate their kitchens
What’s wrong with Pyrex dishes I ask?
How my heart sings 