@@flooshoomoo7104 agree - I don’t think it removes 🧻 in most peoples houses completely. In the U.K. our homes are really very small in comparison to large parts of the world - most bathrooms are around 6ft by 6ft in most new build homes, you simply can’t even fit a bidet in. They’re not all that popular here, yes there’s the fancy toilets, but that would mean a refit - which would be a bit daft to do just to save on loo roll. I think ROI wouldn’t make sense. The whole thing made me laugh though so it’s all good 😊

@@rammohan1991 you realise it’s not a competition? However I’ll bite - you’ve bought no shoes, no clothes, no underwear, not been on holiday, not bought a gift, not been on a day trip, not bought furniture for your home, no curtains or bedding for over 20 years? Please share how you have done so I’m sure others would benefit from your experience. It’s extremely difficult to do none of the above for generations as even thrift shops cost money.

@@KirstyKirby what are these mystifying things you speak of

@@rammohan1991 you don’t know what clothes, shoes or underwear are? I imagine you live in a nudist community then, how interesting!

what?

@@KirstyKirby think bigger

@@terrysummers9424 repeating the exact same words doesn't make it clearer what you are going on about

@@KirstyKirby ah ok

@@terrysummers9424 ha ha ha - keep on being a bit odd and purposely missing the point Terry! You're obviously enjoying yourself and glad I could help! Best Wishes.

Thank you for watching!

I find it really odd how many overseas viewers ask questions about ‘feminine products’. It’s not a cost that would be at the forefront of my mind. Unless I had a chronic illness or condition, most people in the U.K. in my age group wouldn’t be paying for prescriptions in a normal year - I haven’t bought medication for well over 5 years. Thankfully I’ve been blessed with good health thus far so no need for medicine. As for food I covered this in the first minute or so of the video. Did you watch at all or just write of your dissatisfaction at the video title before listening to the premise of a no buy year? A ‘no spend’ or ‘no buy’ year isn’t something I made up, it’s a concept that has been around for some time with multiple videos from other creators predating mine. No deception involved in any way.

@@KirstyKirby😂😂

@@Shopgirl1 glad you’re amused. I found I laughed a lot at your original comment too, especially the weird focus on my menstrual habits so we’ve both benefited! 🤣

@@KirstyKirbydon’t know why you’d think it odd that someone would ask about feminine products as if you’re female that is something you have to have unless you’ve gone through menopause or pregnant or had a hysterectomy..thanks for the laugh

@@Shopgirl1 it’s odd because it’s not a major cost for most people. In the western world in particular it’s rather low down on most peoples outgoings. I find it interesting that that’s where your mind went to first. It’s a shame you didn’t watch the video as all of this was covered in about the first minute. Have a good day. Best wishes.

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What on earth are you on about?

Savings most definitely gives you choices. Not long ago I walked from a lower paid job that I thought might make me happier, but was the cause of other unhappiness due to the numbers simply not working with cost of living rises. The hours meant applying for other jobs and attending interviews was almost impossible, so I left, focussed all my time on getting a new job which I now really like and the numbers work much better for me - my point being it's just great to have options and saving gives you just that :) I'm so pleased to read you are happier now

What? Said no what

I didn’t make up the concept of a no buy year. There are tons of videos prior to mine outlining what it is. Yes I bought food. I make this very clear. No I’m not married. It would be a very strange video to say I didn’t buy things because I’m a completely kept woman. Why are you so obsessed with periods? This is your second comment talking about menstrual pads. Why are you so angry? It’s just a KZbin video. Treat yourself to a nice walk, maybe some ice cream and a lie down.

I have the very same noise cancelling headphones. None of them will cancel impact noise from booming base music.

@@KirstyKirbyI guess it depends how close that noise is. I am usually listening to some music or tv on headphones when neighbours crank it up.

@@Aneedanothaone I don’t think any headphones will get rid of impact noise from the base of dance music or the impact of thundering feet I’m afraid. I think we perhaps have different types of neighbours. I appreciate your suggestion but I promise I’m not the sort of person to moan about something and not try to rectify / implement management strategies. Not sure where you are in the world, but there’s pretty much nothing you can do about inconsiderate neighbours here, no neighbourhood schemes or committees. Moving because of crap neighbours isn’t that uncommon, especially as if you make a complaint to any authority you have to disclose this to any future buyer (which of course would mean no one except maybe a developer would buy)

@@KirstyKirbyI’m in New Zealand and we have noise control rules and we can complain anonymously anytime of day if the noise is disturbing our peace and enjoyment. 3rd call involves police and they confiscate the source of the noise.

@@Aneedanothaone ah I see. You can complain to the council here about noise but they only do something about noise between 11pm and 6am. Anything outside of that they don’t really do anything, plus you still have to declare this if you want to sell your home, if you don’t you can be sued. There’s lots of forums from people talking in the U.K. that they just don’t bother complaining as some people can’t be reasoned with, easier to just move. Unfortunately there’s quite a lot of very inconsiderate entitled people.

Hi Elaine, I can relate to your comment. I’ve done other content in relation to decluttering and it’s impact on my spending habits 😊

So you didn’t watch the video 🤣

No..Neem oil frm Neem plant