Durable Investments: BuyItForLife Items That Withstand The Test Of Time
Discover Timeless Quality With 'Time-Tested Treasures.' Explore Enduring BuyItForLife Items That Prove Their Worth Over The Years, Offering Lasting Value And Reliability.
#1 I inherited my Grandpa's creeper, which he used until he passed away at the age of 89 in 2013. Please excuse the messy couch cover; it's impossible to keep neat with a puppy around.
#2 This laundry basket belonged to my mother and dates back to 1977.
#3 The microwave in my mom's kitchen is from 1998 and is still used daily.
#4 The Nanuk 935 is hands down the best carry-on luggage I've ever owned.
#5 This aluminum shovel belonged to my grandfather-in-law and bears the emblem of the Wood Shovel and Tool Co. It likely dates back to the 1930s or 1940s.
#6 Just replaced the battery in our Radio Shack Micronta indoor/outdoor thermometer. It's almost 40 years old and still going strong!
#7 My Occidental bag finally arrived for the left side, and I'm pretty excited to put it to work.
#8 I've been using this Tweezerman shaving brush since 2008.
#9 My hair straightener has been with me since 2009.
#10 I'm still in disbelief over this one. This particular item was made in Australia around 1965, and I'm here in Europe. They were never officially brought to Europe for retail as far as I know.
#11 Off on the next adventure with my faithful companion, the Filson 240 bag. It's been by my side for more than ten years, enduring hundreds of thousands of miles.
#12 I want my Timberland shoes to last longer. Any maintenance tips, please?
#13 The Nutone heater in my home has been there since the 90s and still works without any problems to this day.
#14 My 5-1/2-year-old Mission Workshop Rhake VX has proven to be extremely durable and built to last.
#15 My trusty backpack has been with me for over 10 years and is still in daily use.
#16 These Frye Campus boots have been with me since around 1969.
#17 My Realforce R3S Topre keyboard with a metal shell is known for its longevity; electrocapacitive keyboards like this one last basically forever.
#18 My Filson tin packer hat must be at least 20 years old now, and it's still holding up well.
#19 Brand: Cutter and Buck. Material: Nylon(?) and Leather. Acquired from a thrift store.
#20 This item has been part of my daily routine for 15 years.
