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IKEA Haul! How to Buy Household Products on a Budget: Clean My Space - YouTube
Channel: Clean My Space
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You guys love haul videos
and I love shopping.
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So this is a win-win situation.
Now, last time we did a haul video,
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we went to Target.
We asked you in the
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comment box where you
wanted us to go next time.
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You put the four letter word
in the comment box.
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So a few days ago Chad and I
headed over to the very popular,
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very famous IKEA, picked up a bunch
of stuff, and now we're going to show
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you what we've picked up
at our IKEA Haul.
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All of our Swedish followers
are probably going to laugh
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their butts off at my pronunciations,
but just bear with me guys.
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Okay. This is a really cool, accordion-
style potholder or pot lid holder.
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It's called Variera, and it's available
in the kitchen section.
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It was about 10 bucks, and it's really
good for creating efficient space
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for all of those pot lids.
I really like this. Glad I picked it up.
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These containers, many of you
who have seen our kitchen reno video
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or our kitchen tour video
have probably seen
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these containers in the cupboard.
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They are really great
for storing dry goods.
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I don't have the name of them
on the package, but they are in the
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IKEA 365 section,
which is the kitchen section.
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They are very wonderful,
and I got an extra pair,
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because I have more dry goods
that need to be stored.
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Next item, this one's really easy
to pronounce, Soda.
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These giant straw packs, I think,
yeah, there are 200 in here.
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They were $0.99, and I love
using straws for smoothies.
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They protect my teeth from staining.
$0.99, 200 straws, you cannot go wrong.
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Next thing we got was this
funky little dish brush.
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It does not have a name,
I don't believe.
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But the cool thing is
that it's got a plunger
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and if this was not a wood surface,
I'm sure it would stick beautifully.
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And it's really great because the
plunger allows the brush to drip dry.
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Fantastic thing for your kitchen,
and I think this was around $1 or $2.
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And as you can see,
IKEA is not afraid of color.
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These are very convenient
plunger suction cup hooks.
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So these I have earmarked
for the bathroom.
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I think I'm going to use them
in my shower to hang my squeegee --
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no, my squeegee has a plunger --
my loofah and my pumice stone
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for my foot.
I have two of those, feet.
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And Chad's going to use them
in his bathroom for the same thing.
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They're really great
because they're reusable.
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You can pop them off and put
them on wherever you like.
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Again, very inexpensive and you get four
very cute, very colorful plunger hooks.
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The next thing I picked up
were two packages of S hooks.
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They are called Grundtal.
You get five of them in a pack.
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They were not very expensive.
And the reason I decided to pick up
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S hooks was because I
recently saw a cool, little hack
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that I'm going to be sharing
with you guys in an upcoming video,
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and it has to do with your bedroom closet.
So stay tuned for that.
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This is called Filur,
like fill her up,
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and what a great name
because it's a garbage can.
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The reason we got this garbage can was
Chad wanted a new garbage can for his...
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I was going to say for his kitchen.
Chad wanted a new garbage can
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for his office, because he had a
see-through one and he didn't like
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seeing all of his garbage building up.
So he figured this was a nice alternative.
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Very classy.
There you go Chad, enjoy.
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The thing I love about IKEA is they
have all kinds of staples there,
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and these little jars here
are called Rajtan.
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And the reason these are great
is they fit beautifully in my
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spice cupboard, which I'm sure
many of you have seen.
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And I use these to store
my spices currently.
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And since I am always trying out
new things in the kitchen,
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I figured I would pick up four more
of these so I could get some new spices.
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We also picked up some of this.
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It might look crafty to you,
but it does serve a wonderful purpose.
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This is for concealing all of your cables.
Some people call it cable trunking.
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Some people call it
cable keepers.
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Or I don't know.
You call it whatever you want.
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This comes with some tie wraps,
which are great because you can
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actually stuff your cables inside this
spirally container for your cables,
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and then you can tie wrap it
to table legs or any of those
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under-the-table storage solutions
that you might have seen somewhere
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in an office supply store or at IKEA.
These are called Rabalders.
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Rabalder, you can get those
at IKEA, and they will help
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keep your office
nice and organized.
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It is almost tax time,
so we decided to pick up
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a couple of these Kassett boxes.
They were a little bit expensive,
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but they're very durable.
They're made with metal edges
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and thick, thick, thick cardboard.
So they're really good for keeping
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papers and files
and all that kind of stuff.
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So Chad was adamant that we
picked up a couple more of these.
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These nifty, little storage bins
have been getting quite a lot
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of great feedback on our videos
whenever we are in the kitchen.
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This one that we have in the
kitchen is red and white.
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So we didn't see any more colored ones.
They only had white on white.
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But they are indeed called...
oh, we don't have a name on this one.
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Oh no, we don't have a name on them.
But I know if you go to our
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kitchen videos, a lot of people
will talk about the name of the product.
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And I'm sure a lot of you guys
will know the name of the product
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and you'll start flurrying the comments
with the name of the product.
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But anyway, they're available
in the kitchen section.
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They come in two sizes.
We like these.
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We use them under the
kitchen sink to keep sponges
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and cleaning products and tools
separate from one another.
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So I've really enjoyed
compartmentalizing with these.
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We also use them
for salt, pepper, and napkins,
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and all kinds of great stuff
in the kitchen.
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And we're going to be using these
in our newly renovated laundry room,
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which we will show you
as soon as it is done.
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Next thing we picked up was this.
It is called Skubb.
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And Skubb is a lot cooler than
it sounds because it is one of those
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hanging organizer solutions.
It's made out of a fabric material.
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It's got these Velcro loops, which will
basically Velcro onto a cross bar.
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And what happens is when we renovate
our laundry room, we are getting
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some extra hanging space,
and we're going to use this
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as a solution to keep
some of our off-season shoes.
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We also picked up this
beautiful looking beast.
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It is called the Rimforsa.
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And what does the
Rimforsa do, you might ask?
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It's a tablet holder and it's pretty.
So I use a lot of recipes on Pinterest.
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You guys that follow me on Instagram
know that because I'm always
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Instagraming my food.
And I pretty much pin all
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of my recipes on Pinterest,
which means that I need
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some sort of computational
device in the kitchen so that
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I can reference it while I'm cooking.
Therefore, having a nice, little stand
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for the old tablet makes a lot of sense.
So when we saw this, it was
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about 15 bucks, we thought
it was a good thing to pick up.
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That brings this
IKEA Haul to an end.
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But not quite yet, because I need to know:
Where are we going on our next haul video?
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Let me know your request
in the comments down below.
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And also let me know: What was
your favorite item from this haul?
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What do you think you would pick
up if you were going to IKEA?
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Also, make sure you follow
Chad and I on Instagram.
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I am @MelissaMaker.
He is @TheChadReynolds.
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We are @CleanMySpace.
And we'll show you exactly where
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we're putting all this stuff and what
it actually looks like once it's in use.
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There's a button down there
that lets me know you care.
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your journey to a cleaner life.
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Thanks so much for watching,
and we'll see you next time.
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