What items in your house would you have to replace the next day? (washer, hot water heater)

[gentlearts]

One day, out of the blue, DH said, “There are two things in the house that, if they broke, I’d replace them the next day.”

His were, his power recliner and the bidet toilet seat.

Mine would also be the recliner and any major kitchen appliance.

What are yours?

[Pitt Chick]

Hot water dispenser.... a priority for me and my husband.
When that breaks, it gets replaced immediately, often the same day.

DH would add his BiPAP.
I would add the modem/router.

[Jkgourmet]

Hot water heater - we preemptively replaced it last month when we realized it was 11 years old.

Wifi router.

The TV - we only have one.

[Deuce88]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

Hot water heater - we preemptively replaced it last month when we realized it was 11 years old.

Wifi router.

The TV - we only have one.

I used to say this "hot water heater" but it should be "water heater".

[Threestep2]

if it breaks it get replaced. If it goes "faint" as SO refers to it - it gets replaced.

[seashelly]

The washer and dryer....I don't know if I'd even wait until the next day, lol.

[tamajane]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

One day, out of the blue, DH said, “There are two things in the house that, if they broke, I’d replace them the next day.”

His were, his power recliner and the bidet toilet seat.

Mine would also be the recliner and any major kitchen appliance.

What are yours?

People really seem to get attached to those bidets once they get them.

[grampaTom]

Originally Posted by Deuce88

I used to say this "hot water heater" but it should be "water heater".

Unless you are making already heated water even hotter

[K'ledgeBldr]

If I only had one…

Refrigerator!!!

A W/H would be a close second- but I can do cold showers for a couple of days.
TV- not hardly!
Internet- no, I have neighbors that love to tell the latest!

Recliners? Seriously!!!!????

[Threestep2]

Originally Posted by tamajane

People really seem to get attached to those bidets once they get them.

Did you ever take care of a somewhat immobile patient after surgery?