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Have a Sears compressor from the early 1960s that still works fine. Best product though? The one that has returned the most value has to be my Microsoft QB4.5 program. With it, I was able to develop software that I completely own, and the sales of that software has supported me and my wife for years. The best $80 I ever spent.
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My trusty (used) Honda Civic. It has never given me even one problem in seven years. I will even get the entire extended warranty money back in a few months.
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Gotta be my old and trusty 9.6 volt Makita driver/drill. Saved a lot of time and effort over the years. The Super Chief thought I was crazy for spending $100 on a cordless tool.
A Crumbsweeper. My sister gave me one about 30 years ago and my stepdaughter still has it and loves it. It's a hand-held capsule-shaped machine similar to an old carpet-sweeper, but with only one bristle roller that flicks crumbs from the table cloth up into the plastic fuselage of the thing. It's fantastic to pick up any dry spills on any carpet or rug or carmats, too, and a lot easier than getting the vacuum out. Google "crumbsweeper".
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