Which household appliances are impractical and easy to be idle? Which household appliances are not necessary to buy?

We all know that after decorating the house, we usually buy some furniture and home appliances. There are many types of home appliances on the market, including kitchen appliances, cleaning appliances, and living appliances, such as soybean milk machines, air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines. So which home appliances are not practical and unnecessary to buy? Let's take a closer look!

Which appliances are not practical?

1. Smart Soymilk Maker

At that time, I was eager to buy a soymilk machine, because I always felt that the breakfast soymilk sold outside was not pure. After buying a soymilk machine, I could mix any concentration I wanted. For this reason, I carefully selected and bought a multifunctional smart soymilk machine, which can make soymilk, squeeze juice, cook porridge, and even make baby food. It can automatically time, start, and adjust the temperature, and can be remotely controlled by mobile phone. I was really excited when I first bought it. I made soymilk several times and squeezed juice twice. However, the novelty wore off in less than a month. To this day, I haven't used it for more than two years.

2. Air humidifier

I also bought a smart air heater, but I put it aside after using it for less than a month. At that time, I felt that the heating was too dry. Later, I heard from others that using an air humidifier in a heated room would make the air moist and uncirculated, which would make it easier for bacteria to multiply. If there are children at home, it would be bad for their respiratory system, so I never used it again.

3. Oven

The multi-function oven was given to me by a friend when I moved to a new house. I tried to make a sandwich with it once, but found it too troublesome, so I put it aside.

4. Television

How many people are like me? When decorating a new house, I spent a lot of time and effort on making a TV background wall. When buying home appliances, I felt that a TV is absolutely indispensable, and I had to buy a large-screen one to be satisfied. But the fact is that young people nowadays hold their mobile phones every day, and turn on a 60- or 70-inch TV several times a week.

Which home appliances are prone to being idle?

1. Basically not used

1. Sweeping robot

Before I bought it, I thought it would be very practical to automatically sweep the floor and clean the dust at home 24 hours a day! After I bought it, I found that it couldn't sweep cleanly, and it couldn't turn around the corners of the house. It was in the way when it turned around, so I threw it away decisively. After a long time of not using it, I found that it had problems when it turned on. I threw it away decisively because it took up too much space.

2. Garment Steamer

I bought a tall garment steamer and put it in a corner. I've only used it once. It's too troublesome and not as convenient as the handheld garment steamer I bought for a few dozen dollars.

3. Bottle sterilizer

This thing has few uses. It's really troublesome to disassemble, arm and plug it in. I've only used it a few times. It's not practical. I can disinfect it by boiling water in a clean pot.

2. Occasional use, dispensable

1. Soymilk machine

It has many functions, but the elderly at home don’t know how to use it. Occasionally, when they feel like making some soy milk, they can’t finish it, and gradually they get too lazy to use it.

2. Induction Cooker

I bought an induction cooker and kept it at home for two or three years without opening it. Finally, I felt it was a waste to leave it unused, so I used it to cook hot pot in the winter.

3. Television

I bought a small TV for the bedroom, and it has been basically just a decoration ever since. Even the TV in the living room is rarely turned on because they are all connected to the Internet. Although the remote control is simple, they don’t know how to turn it over. It’s too troublesome to teach them, and they don’t know what to watch.

Which home appliances are not necessary to buy?

You can start with the functional features. If it has two or three of the following at the same time, there is no need to buy it:

1. The functions and application scenarios are too single

It is often seen in kitchen utensils, such as egg cookers, electric baking pans, juicers, ice cream makers, etc., unlike woks and steamers which have a wide range of applications.

2. Low frequency of application

There are some things that you may not use more than once a few months or even a year, such as a mite remover.

3. Takes up a lot of space

Some home appliances are large in size, take up a lot of space, and are rarely used, such as bathtubs and treadmills.

4. Urgent need

Everyone’s basic needs are different. For example, if some people run every day, then a treadmill is a basic need. However, if you are not a running enthusiast, it may just become a decoration.