HANGING PENDANT LIGHT WITH NO HARDWIRING | Renter Friendly Ceiling Light | Remote Control Light

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I hung a battery operated pendant light in my bedroom without hardwiring! I did all the trial and error in this video so that you won't have to! This renter friendly lighting update will brighten up your apartment home decor and is easily removable!
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@mariahall5820 11 месяцев назад

This made me chuckle 😅but it’s exactly what I need to do. Thank you.

@creativetendencies9994 Год назад

Anytime I see a new upload I get so excited! We’ve been waiting girl!!😅💕

@Rachelledidthat Год назад

Yeahh it’s been a little minute! Hope you enjoy the video!! 🥰

@cookinhealthywithhayley6039 Месяц назад

this is a great video, and I'm glad you allowed us to see the trials that didn’t work as well. This is life, and we all learn as we go. Great job

@applesandlemoncake 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for posting this! Mine came with literally no instructions at all. I found that using cable clips instead of tape can stop the wire from unraveling. I ended up drilling (✨spakle spakle!✨) but I think your way is very innovative and useful for avoiding drilling completely. Thank you again for this thorough walkthrough.

@chailowanks3837 Год назад

OMG THANK YOU!!! You saved my life 😭😭😭

@sasha_93chisey18 Год назад

Super creative. I’ll be trying the 2nd method you did!

@Rachelledidthat Год назад

Thank you!! And yess try it out!

@andrewb33 Год назад

Great idea!

@angelinasjewels5237 Год назад

That was great! Thank you.

@TheNewmanSisters 8 месяцев назад

Thank you ❤🙏🏾

@runswithscissors4514 7 месяцев назад

I'd like this video 20 times if i could

@anuoluwatobionemola249 Год назад

Girl where was this video when I needed it like 7 months ago??! Good job tho and thanks for the hacks

@Rachelledidthat Год назад

Hahaa I’m glad you found it useful!!

@zaawilkins6552 7 месяцев назад

Where did you get the white flat surface thing from

@Toni-id2pv 6 месяцев назад

Nice❤

@sriana5136 Месяц назад

how often do you have to change the light?

@Kingdemarko1 4 месяца назад

So fine

@lebranding 3 месяца назад

Very creative. However, I don't think those bulbs will last long if used like regular bulbs. If you have them turned on for about 5-6 hours every day, and assuming they last 20 hours on batteries, they would only last 3.6 days before you need to change the batteries. So, I don't think it's worth it.

@OrigamiFoldingPRO 8 месяцев назад

For many people, these adhesive tapes are not a good option. Because in many cases, removing the adhesive strips also peels off the paint/plaster. Sometimes this happens right after the lamp is installed, the tapes are strong but the plaster and paint are not. So I don't know what's uglier, drilling a hole and doing it the conventional way or having a big chunk of plaster fall off. So you need to check what material the ceiling is made of and make sure it has a strong enough coating.