When I had chemo 2 1/2 years ago and lost my hair, I went overboard buying hats and headcoverings. I was obsessed with finding things that were comfortable and practical yet still pretty, and so between Amazon, eBay, and Etsy, I wound up with well over a dozen, half of which I never even wore. It was too late to return them, so I just donated them.

Frequently. My current example:
Our "Shark" vacuum cleaner's beater head for floor vacuuming died. So, I IMMEDIATELY ordered a replacement vacuum cleaner. Today, we took apart the old one to see if I could find a broken wire. Nope. So, the detachable canister is still working just fine. And there's a brand new vacuum cleaner sitting next to it. But! If I could have done a simple repair on the old one, we'd then have two perfectly good vacuums.
And we both HATE to clean. We've duplicate stuff all over the house. You're no alone in your consumer frenzy.

Heck, I have often bought things in a store that were on my list, then driven home opened the cabinet and found I replaced them already last week.

But on the other subject, try leaving out tomatoes too, there is a lot of new evidence that they cause and make a lot worse all sorts of inflammatory ailments, especially arthritis.

Dairy aggregates my joints! Thanks for the tip on light switches.