The 7 Items We Use Every Single Day
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We're just simple folks with simple needs. And all we really need is sunshine, pleasant company and a 34-inch, curved LED monitor. Here's what else we can't go without. 

A Weighted Blanket That Helps Us Sleep Through The Night

โ€‹Weighted blankets are used as a sleep therapy tool for people who have a hard time de-stressing enough to fall asleep. Sound familiar? Us too. This one's great.

 

A Water Flosser That Doesn't Take Up Too Much Room

If you know you need to floss, but also know you're probably not going to: you should get a water flosser. They're an easier way to get the job done. We like this cordless one because it's not as bulky as other models.

 

A Monitor So Big You Only Need One

You could have two monitors, or you could have one really, really big one. This 34-inch, curved LED Dell monitor is massive, without sacrificing pixel density or image quality.

 

Our Favorite Everyday Pen Is $6 On Amazon

Those of us who still write things on paper know: a good pen is hard to find. This is a really good one.

 

This Molding Paste All But Gives You David Lynch Hair

It has hold without making things looks greasy, and it'll give you an effortlessly tousled look that you can still run your fingers through.

 

The Very Best Air Purifier

It's that special time of year where instead of complaining about the temperature, we're complaining about allergies. This nice looking purifier from Coway is effective, quiet and energy-efficient.

 

The Only Headphones We'll Wear For 8 Hours Straight

No one's jaw is going to drop, but, yeah, we're talking about Bose. The QuietComfort 35 II headphones are wireless, featherlight and have phenomenal noise cancellation. 10/10 would wear every day for forever. 

 

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