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Replacing common household items.

Marie Morrell by Marie Morrell
February 18, 2016
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My better 3/4, Rudy (6’4”) compared to me 5′ nothing, was
complaining about a sore neck and then he asked me how long ago, I
bought his pillow. I remembered, it was five years ago. Mine was not
in the best of shape either. Their shelf life was way passed their
deadline. The next morning we went shopping for new pillows, what a
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As a result, it gave me to idea to have the
General Guidelines
publishedbillionphotos-1200938. So here we go.
  • Computers, four years
  • Laptops, two years
  • Desktop, five years
  • Cosmetics, three months to two years or as per expiration date.
  • Fire extinguishers, ten to twelve years
  • Mattresses, ten years
  • Perfume, two years or as per expiration date
  • Pillows, three years
  • Running/ walking shoes, 300 to 500 miles
  • Spices, one year or open the bag/or jar and smell it. If there’s no scent, there won’t be any flavor
  • Toothbrushes, three months
  • Air filters, one to three months, as required
For appliances, it’s best to use something until it wears out. Once
it’s worn out recycle or discard.
Appliances
Average life
(years)
Microwave oven
8
Garbage disposal
11
Trash compactor
11
Water heater, gas
9
Water heater, electric
14
Smoke detector
10
Refrigerator, standard
14
Refrigerator, compact
8
Washing machine
12
Dryer
13
Range, electric
16
Range, gas
19
Dishwasher
12
Air Conditioner
10

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