Almost every Macedonian family had a color TV last year (96,3 percent), but 1,4 percent of the citizens did not give up the black and white "window to the world". The MAK-stat database on the permanent supply of goods also shows that Macedonians are not lagging behind in communications and 87,8 percent have some kind of mobile phone, but less than 50 percent work at home on a personal computer connected to the Internet (48,6 percent). The radio is listened to in one fifth of families (19,8 percent), and only 12 percent listen to music on hi-fi music devices. 56,5 percent of the citizens can boast of their own car, over 37 percent have a bicycle, and only 6 percent of the citizens have a motorcycle.

The good supply of durable goods in 2022 is reflected in the fact that 96,3 percent of kitchens cook on an electric stove, and one percent less have washing machines and irons (95,4 percent). Everyone (99,5 percent) has refrigerators and water heaters, but only 64,1 percent deep freeze products. Macedonian women don't use brooms for a long time, and vacuum cleaners hum in 90,5 percent of households, but unfortunately only one third of housewives (32,1 percent) don't waste time washing dishes and use the appropriate machines for that purpose.

Regardless of the strategies for cleaner air, last year 63,8 percent of households cooked and heated on solid fuel stoves, one quarter heated on solid fuel stoves, and even 37,2 percent used all kinds of electric stoves. The former oil workers keep another 1,8 percent of the households. Among the interesting statistics is the fact that regardless of the cheap wardrobe, in 13,3 percent of the households the sewing machine is sometimes "discovered" to mend or mend some clothes. It is interesting that only 0,5 percent of the citizens play the guitar, and only 0,6 percent have a piano at home.