03/10/12 12:14 pm
HolyBabble, there is no correct answer on a poll, i cant believe u just said that
03/08/12 5:35 pm
wisecrack
holybabble is childlike gee why is that parents spoil much Yes
DCA
02/23/12 4:33 pm
Depends on the item, for a cable cheap, for a raft or something big however, not gonna go cheap.
dlyliny1 New York
02/20/12 8:27 am
I read "everyday HH products" to mean disposables (soaps, paper goods, food staples, personal care, cleaners, etc) vs durables (appliances, electronics, etc.) I agree w/ party free; I'm brand loyal on many items but also know that many store brands r same as name brands but usually cost 20-30% less.
02/20/12 7:12 am
who would ever except lo quality? It doesn't last and normally costs more over time. Especially with appliances, homes, things that use electricity, electronics, and light bulbs. Get LED light bulbs. Most energy saves and lasts forever
PartyFree Nowhere in Particular
02/20/12 4:11 am
I voted Better, but it really depends on the product. Dish soap, dishwasher packs, and cleaning supplies? Whatever is cheapest. Laundry soap, fabric softener, toilet paper, tissues, and paper towels? Specific brand names all the way. I'm picky about paper products and things that I wear.
jj1123
02/19/12 8:41 pm
depends. bathroom cleaner? cheap. light bulbs? quality. sometimes it matters, other times it doesn't.
peacenskis Alaska
02/19/12 7:27 pm
Most expensive item you'll buy is the cheapest one you have to keep replacing. Buy the best quality (not necessarily highest price) the first time and only time. I've learned too many hard lessons from trying to be thrifty. Not always worth it. Glass cleaner, who cares. Ski clothes, highest quality.
02/19/12 6:41 pm
I've been a Consumer Reports subscriber forever, and rely heavily on what they say. Aside from that, I've found that for most items I get what I pay for. And I don't want to pay twice. So I'll go with a higher end, trusted, reputable brand, or one that Consumer Reports recommends.
3rdSide
02/19/12 6:32 pm
I go for the cheapest of the good quality products; if the cheapest sucks, then we go up a grade
2katz I live in Nebraska
02/19/12 6:22 pm
I look for the best when it's on sale, and stock up on stuff like TP. I compare ingredients and nutritional info. Often cheaper food has a lot more sodium, or carb fillers. Sure Fine soup tastes watered down. I see even "major" food brands are cutting corners, like Stouffers and Marie Callenders.
Zod Above Pugetropolis
02/19/12 4:39 pm
Evaluate cost vs quality for best value. A cheap tool that gets a lot of use is probably as bad a value as a top quality one I'll only use once. When lazy, just go with Kirkland brand and be happy.
fxdwg
02/19/12 4:10 pm
I always look for the best quality no matter what the price is. The better quality always lasts longer so you get a lot more for your money.
supercrazy
02/19/12 2:16 pm
Half of the time, the "higher quality" is no better whatsoever. If it is, only a minuscule amount, for a much higher price.
02/19/12 2:07 pm
Gunny I'd consider iPad as essential personal electronic device... Go Apple!!!! Oorah!!!
palindrome California
02/19/12 1:43 pm
I would love it if American products were readily available and were made for quality. Buy American! But nowadays it kind of means you're buying a crap product imo
02/19/12 1:41 pm
We should ask for a poll showing how many people are sick of Holybabble
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