I Velcro my car registration and insurance folio to the upper inside of the console, also a pack of gum, a tire gauge and a small flashlight. They never get lost! I also Velcro the kitchen TV remote to the refrigerator. There’s a lot more uses for Velcro, or hook and loop tape, especially the industrial strength adhesive-backed type.
The Duvet clips don't have to be visible if you turn it inside out when you clip it. Start with the cover inside out lay the duvet on top clip it flat to the cover then turn it right side in and the clips won't be visible but will do their job.
Or normal hair ties. A more elegant version would be to sew 2 strips of fabric to the inside of the corners and tie de blanket with them (some covers already have those).
White block bags. You can write the description directly on the bag with a ball point pen, no labels required. Alternatively, cut the product identifying info off the packaging and put that in the bag. I prefer 4 mil bags for durability.
@@rosalie.e.morgan I’m in the US and every duvet cover I’ve bought from a US retailer has ties sewn inside. The down comforters have not had loops, but they’re unnecessary. Just bunch up the corner and tie the strings tightly; they’ll be very secure!
@altitudeiseverything3163 I'm also in the US. It could be something that has changed since last time I had to shop for one (not exactly a frequent purchase). I certainly hope it has become standard. It's a very helpful feature.
Adhesive Velcro - is that what you call it? We use to ask the airline mechanics for double stick Velcro tape. Fixed so many things in the cabin with that stuff.
I tried many tongue brushes. Orabrush actually worked. Use it to mostly-clean your tongue every day for like a week and it generally doesn't come back for a long time.
I almost fell off my chair when I saw the Tongue Wrestling sport. I wish there was an olmpic sport division for that..... I would have paid to be a participant.😁
Just discover Your channel recently and wow, what a revelation! Not only tons of useful information, but also beautiful visual side of it. Also, You seems to be sucha nice person, that I really want to listen what You have to say :-) Cheers from Poland!
They cost a lot more than anything in this list but I made the switch years ago and it was so nice. I no longer need to worry about picking out my good socks for days with lots of walking because none of my socks hurt my feet anymore. I got all matching black ones so I also save some time matching them after washing.
@@Spurgeon_General Darn Tough is the brand. Lifetime guarantee. Merino wool. Manufactured in Vermont. My feet stay dry in the summer, warm in the winter and since they're seamless they feel luxurious.
@@auberjean6873 no not itchy. It's not regular wool. 81% of merino wool is gathered in Australia. Since I started wearing darn tough socks, I've also replaced my t shirts and underwear with merino wool, but Darn Tough only makes socks. It's almost impossible for merino wool to hold bad odor which can come in handy. Smartwool and unbound are just a few of the brands I wear. None of these can be called cheap but I say they're an amazing value.
Subscribed after watching your journal cover review, not because of the content, although that was excellent. Just because you have a lovely, reassuring, trustworthy, relaxing voice.
I tried the blanket clip things.... they flew off on the first night idk why >< I need them to work so badly~ but great tips, definitely going to try labelling and baggies and stick on velcro!
What I did was grab corner of the duvet and the cover and wrap a hair elastic tightly around that corner. Then I did it on the other three corners. It’s held for a long time.
Try BreathRX tongue scraper. It’s a game changer. I put them as stocking stuffers for family and friends. Also, earplanes for people who have that pressure change when a flight starts landing. Before, it felt like a screwdriver was going through my brain, and it’s the reason babies cry during the last 20 minutes of a flight. This prevents that.
Great ideas! Thanks. How do you cover the orabrush for travel? It’s too wide for all the travel covers for toothbrushes that I’ve seen. I’d want to cover it before tossing it in my toiletry kit.
When you get to county you learn that the cheap gloves the lunch ladies wear are a cheaper alternative....the fingers become the baggie that is sealed with a twist and a tiny knot. It is the same in prison....How do I know?.....ask.
Hey man, love the video In the intro, there is a typo with “chang our lives” rather than “change our lives” I’m aware it probably doesn’t matter, but I did want you to be aware of it
I Velcro my car registration and insurance folio to the upper inside of the console, also a pack of gum, a tire gauge and a small flashlight. They never get lost! I also Velcro the kitchen TV remote to the refrigerator. There’s a lot more uses for Velcro, or hook and loop tape, especially the industrial strength adhesive-backed type.
Why aren't the duvet and its cover already designed with internal buttons or loops
Lots of them are, or they have ties in the cover and loops on the duvet. The cheaper ones don’t have them, but I’ve always just used big safety pins.
Every cover I’ve ever bought has corner ties sewn inside. Maybe he hasn’t looked for them?
@@temporarythoughts Some of them are. I’ve added ties to ones that don’t have them. Grosgrain ribbon works way better than satin finish. :)
The Duvet clips don't have to be visible if you turn it inside out when you clip it. Start with the cover inside out lay the duvet on top clip it flat to the cover then turn it right side in and the clips won't be visible but will do their job.
Which is how they are designed to be used! 👍🏼
@@pauldy this can also be done with a button and a rubber band
Or normal hair ties.
A more elegant version would be to sew 2 strips of fabric to the inside of the corners and tie de blanket with them (some covers already have those).
White block bags. You can write the description directly on the bag with a ball point pen, no labels required. Alternatively, cut the product identifying info off the packaging and put that in the bag. I prefer 4 mil bags for durability.
Tiny little sauce cups, the plastic disposable ones with lids have been fantastic game changers like the dime bags.
Ps- you’re my new fav on TH-cam…. Let me go watch the declutter vid
Looks like you completely finished with minimalism )))
Duvet covers come with strings inside each corner. Your duvet has loops to tie the strings onto.
Not here in the UK.
Sadly many in the USA so not come with them. Sewing them in may be a good option.
@@rosalie.e.morgan I’m in the US and every duvet cover I’ve bought from a US retailer has ties sewn inside. The down comforters have not had loops, but they’re unnecessary. Just bunch up the corner and tie the strings tightly; they’ll be very secure!
@altitudeiseverything3163 I'm also in the US. It could be something that has changed since last time I had to shop for one (not exactly a frequent purchase). I certainly hope it has become standard. It's a very helpful feature.
Adhesive Velcro - is that what you call it? We use to ask the airline mechanics for double stick Velcro tape. Fixed so many things in the cabin with that stuff.
That blur made it dirtier
My blanket doesn't move around in the cover. Wouldn't want plastic garbage on the corners of my blanket if I'm honest, that doesn't sound comfortable.
I tried many tongue brushes. Orabrush actually worked. Use it to mostly-clean your tongue every day for like a week and it generally doesn't come back for a long time.
The velcro and chargers hack just saved me one fight with the wife on how messy my gear situation is 😂
Loooooooooool ngl I prolly woulda made a gif ormeme hahah . Awesome vid n gonna pick up some of those baggies 👌🏾
Just wait until this guy discovers magnets!
Hey hey, thank you for video!
Could you tell what kind a box (shelf) on 00:35?
20k subs with 20mil type production
Every blanket cover I've ever bought have little strings inside that can be tide to the loops on the blanket.
You are fortunate. Absolutely none of the ones I’ve bought have had them. I’ve added them, though. :)
EXCELLENT, practical and funny presentation ... keep it up!
What move was the most maurice? Marking the S Biner strength with a fountain pen. On metal!
Why did blurring that out make anything better ☠️
For the duvet fasteners. I've been doing that with hair ties for ages.
Tooth brush can do a double-duty as a tongue brush.
@@Max-nt7ho mine does. Works brilliantly
I almost fell off my chair when I saw the Tongue Wrestling sport. I wish there was an olmpic sport division for that..... I would have paid to be a participant.😁
Maurice? Cheap? They'll say its not possible
Just discover Your channel recently and wow, what a revelation! Not only tons of useful information, but also beautiful visual side of it. Also, You seems to be sucha nice person, that I really want to listen what You have to say :-) Cheers from Poland!
Darn tough socks changed my life
They cost a lot more than anything in this list but I made the switch years ago and it was so nice. I no longer need to worry about picking out my good socks for days with lots of walking because none of my socks hurt my feet anymore. I got all matching black ones so I also save some time matching them after washing.
@@AlanEoff what brand do you use?
@@Spurgeon_General Darn Tough is the brand. Lifetime guarantee. Merino wool. Manufactured in Vermont. My feet stay dry in the summer, warm in the winter and since they're seamless they feel luxurious.
@@AlanEoffThanks so much for the details and brand. Never heard of em. Glad I have now! Not itchy, I hope? 😊
@@auberjean6873 no not itchy. It's not regular wool. 81% of merino wool is gathered in Australia. Since I started wearing darn tough socks, I've also replaced my t shirts and underwear with merino wool, but Darn Tough only makes socks. It's almost impossible for merino wool to hold bad odor which can come in handy. Smartwool and unbound are just a few of the brands I wear. None of these can be called cheap but I say they're an amazing value.
Aren't the The Duvet clips gonna hurt your face and feet if you move too much at night?
Subscribed after watching your journal cover review, not because of the content, although that was excellent. Just because you have a lovely, reassuring, trustworthy, relaxing voice.
Orabrush FTW!
I tried the blanket clip things.... they flew off on the first night idk why >< I need them to work so badly~ but great tips, definitely going to try labelling and baggies and stick on velcro!
Your duvet cover will have ties inside that will tie onto your duvet
What I did was grab corner of the duvet and the cover and wrap a hair elastic tightly around that corner. Then I did it on the other three corners. It’s held for a long time.
@@PaulaZF hopefully only for a week-ish and then it washed! ☺️
Large safety pins. If there aren’t ties inside your cover and loops on the duvet.
@@cour2knee do you really wash blankets every week??
What's the point of a duvet? I was raised with a normal microfiber blanket or comforter.
Merci
Duvet is the name of it. Just use the right word. Why wouldn’t you?
In Australia duvets are called Doonas . I don't know why so those would be doona clips.
Dude you’re only 30?😮
Try BreathRX tongue scraper. It’s a game changer. I put them as stocking stuffers for family and friends. Also, earplanes for people who have that pressure change when a flight starts landing. Before, it felt like a screwdriver was going through my brain, and it’s the reason babies cry during the last 20 minutes of a flight. This prevents that.
Great ideas! Thanks.
How do you cover the orabrush for travel? It’s too wide for all the travel covers for toothbrushes that I’ve seen. I’d want to cover it before tossing it in my toiletry kit.
maybe cover it with one of those dime bags ✨
Just use your toothbrush to brush your tongue. I travel light and try to not bring things that have only one purpose.
I’d still like a “hard,” ventilated cover like a toothbrush cover. And I’d still like to know how Maurice travels with his.
Really polished video - lots and lots of hours put into this to make a free flowing, quick paced and detailed video - really interesting
Nice - thank you. I normally put lose "found" items in a large clear pretzel barrel so they are all in one place.
But then you forget what they are for.
Ill be honest, blurring it out was kind of worse 😂😂
I’ve never bought a duvet cover that didn’t have TIES sewn inside each corner, to secure the comforter in place. Have you even looked for them? 🤔
Lol adhesive hook and loop.
Please get checked for sleep apnea. Waking up with a dry mouth is a major indicator of sleep apnea.
Wow! 250K! When did that happen!?! Not surprised though! Well done mate.
The first tip is AMAZING!!! Buying dime bags in 3….2….1…..
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You and I.
Liked and subscribed. Excited for my year of luck starting tomorrow 🤩
Only discovered the S-biners last year...love 'em!
that was actually useful
Bro, wtf was that grip on your shift knob?! lol
When you get to county you learn that the cheap gloves the lunch ladies wear are a cheaper alternative....the fingers become the baggie that is sealed with a twist and a tiny knot. It is the same in prison....How do I know?.....ask.
@tigriss007
Great and frugal idea! Many thanks for sharing it. While I try to think of something equally Brill, I'm asking...
Very good >>>>>> Thank you .
You’re a genius ❤
Hey man, love the video
In the intro, there is a typo with “chang our lives” rather than “change our lives”
I’m aware it probably doesn’t matter, but I did want you to be aware of it
Very helpful, thanks!
Thank you! In these environment challenging times, I would love to see some plastic-free solution. Could you recommended some?
Why does a blanket need a cover?
no need to curse!