According to Reddit, Here Are the Most Underrated Christmas Gifts

2. “Extra phone chargers and wire organizers. I’ll be damn glad I have an extra charger if mine goes missing/breaks. It’s something I’d probably not think about until it happens, and then, I’m scrambling to find a charger before my phone dies.”

3.” Every year, my grandma would get everyone toilet paper, deodorant, toothpaste, Q-Tips…didn’t realize how great it was until she was gone.”

4. “Nice sheets or towels. Everybody enjoys them, but no one I know can ever justify spending good money on sheets or towels. I have gifted a bunch, and they are always well received.”

5. “One year, when I was pretty broke, someone gave me a nice tote filled with non-perishables. I suddenly had a nice stockpile of stuff like soup, crackers, and cookies, and on top of that, had a tote to store stuff in when I emptied it! It was way more useful to me than a soap set or something else like that that they could have potentially given me.”

6. “Premium subscription to something the person already uses the free version of. They’re guaranteed to use it, and it’s already something they’ve decided that they weren’t going to splurge on themselves for. So, as a gift, it’s both a necessity and a luxury. I did this for my wife last year, and she still talks about what a great gift it was.”

7. “Restaurant gift cards, especially for local, non-chain restaurants. You give them a reason to go eat out with their S.O.;it’s thoughtful and usually will bring them a lot of joy.”

8. “Grocery or gas gift cards.”

9. “Nice, comfy pajamas — I never buy them for myself. Usually, Pooh Bear it to bed.”

10. “My grandmother paid my gas bill one Christmas. I thought that was a nice present.”

11. “Pet toys. I love when people remember my kitties.”

12. “Underwear. I never buy that sh*t. “

13.“A one-time mobile detail or landscaping service. Got one of each once. Life-changing. Such a small but positive thing to motivate you to keep things that may have gotten out of hand clean.”

14. “One year, when I didn’t have much money but a lot of wrapping paper, I bought random groceries and wrapped them. No one complained. People called when they used the box of pasta/cake mix/pancakes months later.”