Housewarming gift
Does anyone have any ideas for a good housewarming gift? Looking to spend around $100.
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- thompson12 [OP]
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- TomLafinsky
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- antigua1999
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Its getting harder and harder to find something with peoples varied tastes. Get them a $100 Keg gift card. After moving into a new house a nice night out would be appreciated.thompson12 wrote: ↑ Does anyone have any ideas for a good housewarming gift? Looking to spend around $100.
- NRFDRFDR
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A few things that we appreciated recently getting:
- home depot, LCBO or Amazon gift card.. You needs tons of small things when moving into a new house (including a newly stocked bar)
- a charcuterie board setup - ours was a lazy susan slate type board with several cheese knives
- a framed picture of their family - they had taken a picture of my daughter that they had from a recent party that we all attended, and put it in a frame for us
- home depot, LCBO or Amazon gift card.. You needs tons of small things when moving into a new house (including a newly stocked bar)
- a charcuterie board setup - ours was a lazy susan slate type board with several cheese knives
- a framed picture of their family - they had taken a picture of my daughter that they had from a recent party that we all attended, and put it in a frame for us
- MP3_SKY
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Gift Card is the best. No one will reject it.
Some unwanted gifts will left in basement storage for years or waiting in line to be regifted
I personally would rather receive a GC too, so I can wait to get the stuff that I really need/want.
Some unwanted gifts will left in basement storage for years or waiting in line to be regifted
I personally would rather receive a GC too, so I can wait to get the stuff that I really need/want.
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- nx6288
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I always give home depot gift cards as housewarming gifts cause I know how often they'll end up going after moving in.
- mrweather
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Gift cards to diy places or housewares stores are never a bad idea. I know I appreciated it when we bought our house because there’s always something more you need.
- Bart_
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Like others said, gift card. Canadian Tire or Home Depot or Lowe’s.
There is a Shell promotion on right now for 10% off gift cards. Find it in the Hot Deals section.
There is a Shell promotion on right now for 10% off gift cards. Find it in the Hot Deals section.
- TomLafinsky
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You better go read the thread in SHOPPING forum; Shell has killed this deal since Oct 8.
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- Mars2012
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Winners/Homesense gift card
- yao416
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John Boos cutting board
$35/10GB Koodo
$40/10GB Koodo
$40/10GB Koodo
- apnayloags
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A good old wall clock always good gift
- MP3_SKY
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Just make sure the recipient is not a chinese.apnayloags wrote: ↑A good old wall clock always good gift
Never gift a clock to any Chinese friends.
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- Kkhan15
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Get a gift card. People are finicky with what they have in their homes. People have become minimalists. House warming gifts generally will end up in the basement collecting dust.