Hello Betina,
you ask us if we like an object and why. Designers often ask too much from senior citizens with their new creations. My mother is 83 years old and the so-called motor activity and her eyes can no longer be compared with those of young persons. She requires products that are easy to handle, have big keys and big numbers on them. Or look at our cars, many senior citizens don't dare to buy a new car, because new cars are full of modern electronic. Certainly old people could also work with modern equipment, but they need a longer time and they would require someone having a lot of time and patience to show them one time, two times or more how it fuctions and where they have to press.
In Germany, where I live, they make researches and designers are put in heavy suits when they design a new product to adapt them to the conditions under which old people live and I somewhere read that they realised that many products they have designed cannot be used by senior citizens because they are either too heavy or too complicated.

Mine is a small brush,flat and hard,and it gets into all the bits I cant reach when cleaning.

Mine must be my back scratcher. My wife had to do the scratching she got fed up and bought me one, oh boy I can now get to the exact spot where it itches now. Sheer bliss

Phoenix that is not an object but the most treasured possession    you are so right when mine packed up for awhile my house was clean...

I bought a small bject in Holland which I wouldnt want to be without,why? I dont know, because all it does is puncture a hole in the round part of an egg before you boil it,it prevents the white of the egg, from oozing out when boiling.

I am answering for my daughter in law now

Microwave and dishwasher and ready meals ! lol

Microwave...had mine........26 years.....1982
one problem...the little light inside... went
out..............................20 years ago
and i have not bothered to replaced it.