Australian Bedrooms VS American Bedrooms: 5 BIG Differences | US vs Australian House

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Since living in the US I've noticed that Australian Bedrooms vs American Bedrooms have some BIG DIFFERENCES (5 main ones in fact). The US house vs Australian House is a lot different than people might think.
Some differences might seem obvious in American bedrooms vs Aussie bedrooms, but other differences might be things you never thought of! USA Beds are certainly BIG in comparison to Australian bed sizes, but there is also storage space, cooling/heating, and much more that is different. What do you think of the differences between US vs Australian house? Comment down below!
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@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Thanks for watching ❤️ Don’t forget to hit that like button and comment down below any differences you’ve noticed between bedrooms in different countries!annnd Don't forget to check out my children's book "My Santa, Your Santa" geni.us/MySantaYourSanta

@dgm872 Год назад

Also As A Australian Have You Heard Of Kmart

@rafh603 3 года назад

One of the strangest things for me was having to share a bedroom at college in the US whereas in Aus we all got our own rooms.

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

I never even thought of that...man hahahah that would not have worked well at Emmanuel 😂

@mama2two138 3 года назад

Sleeping on the floor in Japan vs America in a big bed. Great content keep up the good work!

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Oh yes the futons!! I tried and I couldn’t do it so I had to buy a bed in Japan. Thanks for the love too! ❤️

@jennyp8243 3 года назад

I love sleeping on the floor makes my back feel soooo good

@rogerweaver5324 3 года назад

Content is awesome. Never knew how different the bed rooms were. Keep it going girl!

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Thank youuuuu! It’s crazy something so simple could be so different!

@jennyp8243 3 года назад

Australia has no storage space! Always had a wardrobe growing up to put clothes in but so many houses in America have built in wardrobes

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

YASSSSS that’s the whole house though I feel we never had any wardrobes in any rooms growing up in Aus, such a nightmare 🤦🏼‍♀️

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

@Ocean Blue closet in the US, wardrobe in Aus/Uk. Always funny how even in English we have multiple words for the same thing depending on the country 😂

@mixed_and_nerdy 3 года назад

👏 👏 👏 love the different PJs

@jennyp8243 3 года назад

The BLUEY ones!!!

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

The Bluey ones and the Gryffondor jersey are definitely my faves haha

@jonunya1163 3 года назад

A duvet and a comforter are two different things. A comforter is a stuffed blanket-like item. A duvet is a slip that goes on the comforter and/or blanket. It just adds another layer for decoration/ease of cleaning

@lisas9937 3 года назад

I'm Canadian. I lived in an inner suburb of Brisbane for a few years and lived in two different rented flats. Neither had air conditioning at all. In fact, I felt the cold more acutely in during the Australian winters because their homes lack things our homes here have, such as insulation, weather stripping, and double- or triple-paned windows. One had free standing wardrobes in the bedroom and no other storage in the rest of the flat. The other had no storage in the bedroom whatsoever but decent built-in storage in the living room. One thing I found a bit perturbing is that, in both flats, the bedrooms were in the back and the back doors led straight into the bedrooms.

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Yup Queensland houses are not built for the cold that’s for sure!! It never really bothered me growing up cause it’s so much warmer in the north but when I went to Brisbane for Uni I felt the same! The winter was so cold cause of the house 😂

@brontewcat 2 года назад

The Great Australian Myth - that Australia is always hot. I grew up in the Tablelands of northern NSW, and winters were freezing (literally most nights). Even there many houses were not built for the cold. However I always the thought Brisbane was warm, until I was up there in July a few years ago. Yes it was definitely chilly at night and early morning.

@lisas9937 2 года назад

@@brontewcat I had a thermometer on the fridge and, inside my second flat, which was all concrete and tile, was 8 degrees C during the coldest part of winter.

@renatewest6366 Год назад

You were renting.More people have those things in their own homes.

@lisas9937 Год назад

@@renatewest6366I imagine they would. One usually invests more in their own homes than in their rental properties.

@Leelzeevlog 3 года назад

Whoa I never realized you can’t control the temperature in each room.. usually (in Florida) we just keep the aircon on all the time haha.

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

It was so weird to me!! Even in Japan we had the remote control to change it, I just figured that was normal then in every country 😂

@rahb1 2 года назад

The term 'doona' for duvet or continental quilt came about because the first Australian company to introduce them was Kimptons and they marketed them as Doonas. Much like we often call tissues 'Kleenex', even if they aren't. Brits refer to their vacuum cleaner as a 'Hoover', again even if it isn't. The main difference I noticed about US bedrooms is there is no ceiling light, and the light switch turns on the bedside lamps. I would always forget to turn them back on in the morning, so at night I would flick the switch and nothing happens; still stuck in a dark room. Also found no ceiling fans in most places in northern states, eg CA, OR, WA, ID, New England.

@tealeaf69 Год назад

in the uk we don't just call a thick type of blanket a duvet we also call it a quilt

@theone-ou3gd 11 месяцев назад

Some people call blankets quilts in America too

@misterkite 3 года назад

In Tucson, AZ ceiling fans are pretty common. We have one in every room, including the kitchen. Although I actually prefer a wall-mounted oscillating fan. It can run much faster and move more air.

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Give me a million fans right now for this heat wave we’re going through this week! Hope your doing ok in Tucson!

@jeffburnham6611 3 года назад

There does exist something called "zones", in which you can set the thermostats in each zone at differing temperatures. Fairly easy to install yourself if you own your own home, so you can have one room warmer or cooler than the rest of the home.

@SpukiTheLoveKitten75 8 месяцев назад

2:50 - Actually, a LOT of American bedrooms have ceiling fans. Perhaps it's a more regional thing in America. Some have them, some don't and many install them.

@justinganz1173 Год назад

Living in California by the beach and I have used fans a lot and each bedroom has one in my house

@samdonohoe9796 2 года назад

Was curious what the differences were, much more land over fewer people, either way houses much better than uk where we pay 200 grand for a large brick shed

@charlottehildebrand9835 Год назад

Oh in my room I have a circle light which is in like a granite glass thing with trim on the side and it's hanging out the ceiling but other bedrooms in my house are just different and then I have speakers in my room too and the volume control cause my room Used to be the office in our house and then after the office it was the playroom and then the office again and then my room

@1I1I1I.. 2 года назад

If im honest, USA Christmases 1/10 Aussie Christmases 11/10. The vibes down under are just AMAZING

@martymclean3763 2 года назад

A 'Doona' is just an Aussie brand of duvets.

@aussiegirlmargie 2 года назад

Same as esky and poppers, I noticed we like to take brand names and make them the “real” names 😆

@NuggetShorts1 Год назад

Well, then come back there is Christmas pyjamas

@Dystnine 2 года назад

Alaskan King Bed can fit a ton of people or a ton of cats... since my cats take over my bed.

@tiffanyhansell4443 11 месяцев назад

Australia is so good I love my home in Australia

@olyvoyl9382 3 года назад

I hate duvets. I like two sheets and blankets just fine.

@OfficialQueenslandMappings Год назад

As a person who knows a lot of geography your world map has Madagascar where New Zealand would be and bath and island. Canada is too far west and Papua New Guinea and Sweden are just gone.

@charlottehildebrand9835 Год назад

Play with her about the air conditioning I live in America too And just say my room gets really really hot Cause my Xbox putting off heat and my floor fan whatever that is putting up heat as well it just gets really really warm and I think I have a fever right now I was like this

@greenstaraz 3 года назад

Ceiling Fans in Base housing ?

@aussiegirlmargie 3 года назад

Only in some houses/rooms!

@0lliesFreakShow 5 месяцев назад

Brazil is one of the hottest places on earth in summer and yet there is barley any fans OR pools what is wrong with them, also I don’t live in Brazil we just went there for vacation once