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@@moth9659 Duuuhh, it's so much easier to prepare my items, make a diluted glue solution, cut and soak my fabric to go over my glass bowl mould and wait overnight for it to stiffen up, so I can stuff it with a thin tissue and a handful of pretzels before throwing the whole thing away when it gets gross. You're right, it's so much easier compared to... washing... a single bowl...
@@misscakery Hang on - just thinking about this 'hack', how isn't it easier, and arguably less wasteful, more hygienic and less time-consuming, to just drape a bandana over a bowl? --, Anyway, comment I was replying to was more along the lines of it being easier to do all that prep than wash a single bowl. Maybe for a party, but sure as hell not daily
Ok! So, if you want to have lazy days then you have to work for more days than the lazy ones to make these. And also, why would I need bowls that can't be reused because I don't want the glass ones to be dirty (Pretzels, chips and popcorn won't make glass bowls dirty if you put beneath them kitchen paper) because if s/he puts kitchen paper in that bandana bowl thingy then s/he can put kitchen paper in glass ones. If you have the same opinion please like my comment. Thanks for the 30 people who liked my comment I hope it reaches 100.
You’re supposed to use a vice grip to put even the small pieces of wood together or you risk dry rot. Also, chillax on the wood glue. Use nails or dovetail assembly. More sustainable. Why would you ruin grippy slippers like that? Just get some flimsy IKEA ones that you won’t be sad about ruining. Also use hot glue so the rug part stays on. I have some questions about these projects...
Does anyone know where I can get the plastic pellets used in the weighted blankets? I was wondering if I could use rice instead like used in the heat wraps people make. But I am wondering about if washing instructions also for the pellets and if they would be able to be heated and retain the warmth. It would be wonderful if the blanket with the pellets could be washed and also heated for people with arthritis, Fibromyalgia and other issues that the warmth would help.
Instead of the dusting slippers, take the microfiber material and make a sleeper for you crawling baby. Place baby on the floor and BAM! A baby dust buster!
Those are really good for my lazy days, but I think you forgot the word 'lazy' in it 'cause I feel too lazy to go through all those steps to even enjoy my lazy day😂
How many times are you going to use these same things, especially the weighted blanket (a pretty good idea) shd the pillow bed (a stupid idea because... why? It gives you no support and it's basically a bed but way less comfortable what are its pros?)
I am planning a lazy sunday! I will have crisps and candys! If i am lazy why would i make all of these? It would be more lazy deay if you know that you didn't make all these!
If its a lazy day im to lazy to make all these, I have better solutions for ya’ll. 1. Plastic plates 2. Get a table 3. Regular blanket will do thanks 4. Just lie on YOUR BED (duh) 5. Dont dust or get a robot vaccum
I know it shouldn't but it irritates me that there are people in the world that create and buy things like the bandana bowls, cannot be washed, collect dust, wrecks a bandana with left over fabric that probably will not be used.