Why cheap still feels…not as important?

I realized something about my own habits that kind of goes against what I thought I was doing.
When I buy something really cheap (on clearance, discount bins, etc.), I’m way more likely to not use it fully or even toss it without much thought. But if I pay a bit more for something, I tend to use it longer and be more intentional with it.
It’s weird because the cheaper option should be the smarter move, but sometimes it ends up being more wasteful in practice.
Curious if anyone else has noticed this:
Do lower prices ever make you treat things as more “replaceable” instead of getting full value out of them?
If so, how do you stay intentional even when something feels like a low-stakes purchase?