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14th February 2017
05:14pm GMT
There are some items that exist purely designed to make your life easier.
These could range from handy things to have in the kitchen to cool tech gadgets.
We’ve come up with some of the most useful things we’ve come across and arranged them in the order of least expensive to most expensive.
Never have to deal with cleaning a crusty, manky microwave again. Simple but effective. €1.20 from IKEA.
€2.75 from IKEA. This genius tool makes things so much easier when grating cheese, zesting lemons, whatever.
Put your pizza on it and avoid burning the bottom. Great pizza every time. You can buy this one for €15 from Littlewoods.
If you're overly reliant on your hair-straightener, there is nothing more scary than realising that it won't fit in the socket on your hols. This adapter is €15 and covers the EU, US and Australia, from TravelShop.ie.
Never worry about your weight again. Well, at least the weight of your suitcase. You can get this insanely handy contraption for €23 from TravelShop.ie and save yourself a fortune in the long-run.
These days, there is no anxiety greater than that sheer panic of seeing the 1% battery on your phone. Get some piece of mind with this battery pack from Littlewoods Ireland for €28.
Constantly losing your keys? This little gadget will attack to your keys, phone, whatever, so you can track them. It's €30 on Littlewoods Ireland.
Ironing is the most monotonous task in the entire world, especially when it's one little wrinkle that is ruining your outfit. Enter this steamer, which we reckon was sent from heaven and is available for €60.
Washes and dries your make-up tools to stop you rubbing dirty, bacterial brushes on your face. You can order one online from Sam McCauley pharmacies for €65. Your flawless complexion will thank you.
It’s a printer… in your pocket. Handy AF. You can get one for €143 from Debenhams.
Climote lets you preset the heating to come on and boost it from your phone. It also turns itself off if it gets above the selected temperature. Costs €400 as a once-off, then €45 a year.
Getting home to a cosy sitting room? Priceless.
Know any cool useful gadgets? Tell us in the comments.
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