Replying to @user9164344348019 long story short- they were from a shop on Kappabashi in Tokyo. They’re my fav pair of scissors

Add instant charm and colour with this easy home project! The best part is, they’re removable. This is the original bathroom door to the house, don’t ask me why it was glass but we needed a little bit more privacy don’t you think? I always knew I would install window cling. It took me awhile to around to it but when I looked them up I was so surprised at how many patterns and designs are out there now! I love how you can customize your windows and add instant whimsy to your space! I saw @Mallory add window cling to a skylight and have been captivated by the idea of print. Initially I thought reeded cling almost a year ago now. I’m glad I never put it up because this was such a nice and easy way to add more colour to my home. I linked this one in my stories, LTK and Amazon storefront. #windowclings #homedecor #diyideas #interiordesign #diy #diyproject #naptimeproject #easyhomedecor #homeideas #homedecor #diyhome #stainedglass #renterfriendly #renterfriendlydecor

Which one would you choose? For my use case, I’d pick the Labigo because my primary reason for getting these electronic brushes was so I didn’t have to bend down for long periods of time and still get the job done. But I’d argue this one was the least powerful scrubbing tool out of all of them. I’d still recommend it though because it works and for its ability to extend. I actually really like the Rubbermaid despite rating it the lowest but only because I would not use it to clean the whole shower. I’ll keep it for detail work like between the glass shower door and the wall. I can see myself using it in other areas of my home and for the cost, I’d still recommend it in your cleaning kit. As for the drill attachments, you don’t need both the Labigo and this one. If you have really bad stains and need to do a crazy deep clean though, this is the one to buy. It is a fraction of the cost of the Labigo but you’ll need a drill so technically… this makes it the most expensive one if you didn’t have a drill already! But be careful when using this and don’t push down too hard on soft metals or delicate tile, because it is powerful and you don’t want to scratch your surfaces. All the products I featured are list on my Amazon storefront and the link is in my bio. I hope you found that helpful! #springcleaning #cleaningmotivation #cleaninghack #cleanwithme #springcleaning2024 #cleantok #cleaningtiktok #cleaning #grout #groutcleaning #cleaningappliances #cleaninggadgets

Cleaning hack alert! Did you know you can clean water stains with parchment paper? Just crumple up a sheet of parchment paper and gently scrub! It’s that easy! I tried it on my polished nickel fixtures and saw results. But first I did treat my fixtures with some baking soda paste. I gently wiped my fixtures with half a cup of white vinegar and half a cup of water to help with the tarnish before I went in with the parchment paper! It worked like a charm. I bet it works even more effectively on chrome fixtures! Give it a try and let me know if it worked for you! I saw this hack on @This is hack and stitched the first clip with his demo. #springcleaning #cleaninghacks #lifehacks #cleaningmotivation #parchmentpaper #springcleaning2024 #cleanwithme #cleanwithmemotivation #clean #cleantok #cleaning

I fell in love with a majestic fiddle leaf fig last summer and despite killing three of them in the past I was convinced that this time was different. So I bought it home, named it Unagi but despite my best efforts he started balding until he only had seven leaves left. So as a last ditch attempt, I moved him to a sunnier spot and this week he has sprouted not one but SIX new leaves almost doubling the amount he had. Should I bring him out for the summer to see if he can be restored to his former glory?! Send me all your fiddle leaf fig tips below! #fiddleleaffig #flf #planttips