Stop! Don’t throw out those owner’s manuals!

I’ve always been pretty good about keeping the owner’s manuals for the things we buy.
A little too good, to be honest. Until last week I had the owner’s manuals for my oldest daughter’s baby toys. She’ll be 25 in December.
I recently took some time to organize them so they’d be easier to find when we need them.
I threw out the ones that went to things we no longer own. And I organized the rest in a file box.

I was specific about some things and general about others.
For example, “toys” are in one file and “small kitchen appliances” are in another. The “water softener” has it’s own. And the files leave plenty of room for small extra parts that might come with things. Like the nuts and bolts necessary to turn my son’s crib into a full size bed one day.

But this post isn’t just about being organized. It’s about saving money too.
Let me explain.
The plastic lid thingy on my food processor broke recently.
I could buy a new food processor for about $40.
Or I could spend a lot of time on the internet trying to figure out the proper name for the plastic lid thingy and then searching for the part number and then search for a place to buy the part.
But, because I held onto the owner’s manual…

I can easily see that that thingy has an actual name and a part number
which I was quickly able to locate and order for less than $20. 
It’s gonna be great to not have pesto flinging all over the kitchen!
Most of the warranty information is located in those owner’s manuals too. If, for example, you’re ceiling fan quits working within the 5 year warranty period, you’ll know who to contact about it.
So, save those owner’s manuals. You’ll need them! And they can save you money so they’re worth hanging on to. At least for as long as you own the item that they go to. 
Not really much beyond that though. Anyone need a Glo-Worm circa 1985 owner’s manual? Yeah, me neither.

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