This first one is about the Hawaiian shirts I bought. To reduce packaging they were hermetically sealed and as a result were very wrinkled. A card that came with them suggested I should use my steam iron to get the wrinkles out. I don't have such a thing and haven't needed to iron anything in this century anyway. Do you still iron your clothes?

My 2015 model car has a CD player in it. I don't think it has ever been used. I was given an iPod Nano in 2012 which made my car radio and CD player obsolete almost overnight. I also got rid of all my CDs and transferred all the music on them over to my iPod and still use it today. Do you still have a CD player in your car (or home if you don't have a car) that you actually use?

We still have a hair dryer we bought in the 1990s and, other than using it to shrink the plastic film on our windows in winter or to thaw out a frozen pipe, I don't think we have used it in years. Do you still use a hair dryer for its original purpose - to dry hair?

With enough marketing hype, we can be persuaded to buy almost anything. My daughter persuaded me to buy a crimping iron in the 1990s sometime and it was used regularly for about a week. The only use for it after that was perhaps to make waffles (don't try this at home - we didn't either). Do you still have one of these appliances? Comment about your experience with this hair fryer?