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15 Everyday Items I’ve Used for Years

#seniorsolo #retirementlifestyle #littlehouse #tangerinedoor I started pulling things off shelves and out of drawers and realized something: I don’t rotate my everyday items very much. If I keep reaching for something year after year, it just becomes part of the rhythm of life here. These are 15 everyday items I’ve used for years — simple things that still work. ______ If you’d like to be in the room instead of just watching, that’s what membership is — our live chat every Tuesday. Become a member and “Have a Little Sit”:    / @littlehouselife   ______ Want to support the channel through a donation? Use our Buy Me a Coffee link: buymeacoffee.com/TangerineDoor ______ Product info: Some items generate commission to me. This supports the channel, but does not affect your price. Wool top: a "baselayer" made by Smartwool. I generally buy outdoor stuff at REI. Small electric kettle: https://amzn.to/4scQOc8 Muck boots: https://amzn.to/4rFMLFx iMac: I always buy Apple equipment directly from Apple. They have great personal advice about what to get. Bridgedale socks: https://amzn.to/40wt5Yx Phone case: made by Loopy. I buy direct from Loopy. https://www.loopycases.com Camping towel: PackTowl Brekkie's ear wipes: https://amzn.to/4ccaJTO Crocs: https://amzn.to/3MQwzBS ______ Welcome to Tangerine Door, where I share my journey of living in a little house, embracing simplicity, and making the most of this stage of life. From energy-efficient living to unexpected joys, I explore how choosing little can open the door to something big. Join me as I navigate downsizing, affordability, sustainability, and the adventure of 70+ living—because new beginnings don’t have an age limit! 🔔 Subscribe for more insights on little house life and solo senior adventures! Brekkie, my "co-host" and lifestyle pal, is a 4-year-old Australian Cobberdog from Jae Australian Cobberdogs in Kansas USA. ______ 🍊 Senior Housing Resources I’m not an expert, but here are some places to explore for affordable or alternative housing: • 🏠 AARP Housing – aarp.org/livable • 🎥 Kristina Smallhorn on YouTube –    / @kristinasmallhorn   • 🌐 Affordable Housing Online – affordablehousingonline.com • 📞 211 (U.S.) – connects you to local housing & senior services. (Not affiliated — just starting points.)