20 Common Things I DON’T Own | Minimalism & Intentional Living
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Today, we’re talking about 20 common household and personal items that I don’t own. These are all things that I’ve either owned in the past and decluttered or have consciously chosen never to bring into my life.
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Are there any common household items that you’ve chosen to live without? 🤍
Ashlynne Eaton wow you have such a pretty smile! I would get rid of my hairbrush because I have really thick curly hair and brushing it just makes it frizzy but my mom said it’s good to get rid of the dead hair so I still have it. On the other hand, I couldn’t imagine living without a bike! Great video :D
Sponges.
Coffee maker, TV, makeup, lotions, anything scented.
Dishwasher, tumble dryer, most plastic things, especially single use plastic, and soo many more 😁
I'm on my second menstrual cycle of using a menstrual cup.
1. belts
2. hairbrush
3. tablet
4. dry shampoo
5. cookbooks
6. bike, longboard, etc.
7. cds + music subscriptions
8. generic art
9. fake plants
10. standing mixer
11. foundation
12. niche glasses
13. make up wipes
14. air fresheners
15. musical instruments
16. bracelets
17. bath accessories
18. calendar
19. pads + tampons
20. coffee maker
Thanks for compiling this!!
I dont own 3,4,6,7, 8,9,12,14
Do you have kids? Standing mixer is handy when you do have kids. I think your the only person i know who doesnt have period pads, tampax.
Wanda Smiles
that isn‘t my list, it’s from Ashlynne
and you could use menstrual cups instead ;)
@@Lol-jz5lo I have never heard of a m.cup before. I heard in the olden days they used rags and a elastic belt
Would you share a video of your bullet journal and how you use it? I love seeing how different people stay organized!
Hannah Moore...don't you just "love" all these wonderful people that are willing to "share" what they know & enjoy!!!!!
I cant imagine life without my Kindle. I could get rid off most of the books and just keep digital version of them. I've had my Kindle for 8 years now and I dont actually consider it a tablet :)
Right!? I have the paperwhite since it gives off way less blue light than regular tablets. I read 50+ books a year so it is WAY more environmentally friendly for me to use ebooks than physical books (as long as you don't keep purchasing a new kindle).
Iwona I totally get ya! I've had my kindle since 2013 and it still works so why would I get rid of it? I read a combination of real and kindle books so I like being able to choose, but I also use my kindle at night time to run meditations in bed because it works better than my phone for that, and having the kindle near me I'm not getting text notifications or anything so my zen is NEVER interrupted! Yay for the kindle family :)
I read a TON, and I try to read books either from the library, from friends and family, or on my kindle. I borrowing first, then buy it on kindle if I find myself going back to it often. Otherwise, I take any notes or quotes in OneNote (because I am a notetaker), and write down any books I particularly liked and want to remember. I've saved SO much money and space this way, and I still get a bunch of variety and the feel of paper books without spending nearly as much money or having space permanently taken up.
Your videos have made me realize where I’m spending so much money on things I don’t enjoy. I absolutely love u!!❤️
Wow that’s amazing!! Thanks so much for sharing! 🥰🤍
Although I am pretty well as minimized as I am comfortable with, your videos ALWAYS make me rethink certain things, like, yes I use this, but how often and is it worth keeping it around.
That’s so awesome!! That’s exactly what these videos are here for 😉
I have many cookbooks (sometimes you don't see a particular recipe online). Out of those, only one is in paperback format and the rest are either on Kindle or Google books. The paperback is because there were certain favourite recipes that were found only in the book.
I got rid of all the makeup I own except for mascara, powder, concealer and clear lip gloss. My skin has felt so amazing since I stopped wearing makeup
Actually drinking wine from a regular glass ou from a large wine glass, especially red wine, it's completely different. 🍷😍 With this type of glasses there are more wine exposed to oxygen and oxidation promotes layers of flavour. In Portugal we call it "let the wine breathe".
Of course if you embrace wine as a living being (ahahahah) glasses will be very important. If you don't drink at all, it's just a glass.
This is just to clarify that wine glasses aren't just branding ou company's marketing.
Ps: I don't have a hair brush too 😘 I love your videos
I could never live without my bike, I use it to go everywhere under 20 km and it's great exercise. But then again I live in the netherlands, so in 20 km you've gone past about 3/4 little towns everything is quite reachable, for more distance I use the train :)
That makes a lot of sense Lyra! I think that if you use them regularly bikes can be incredibly useful!! 🤍
I feel the same way about dry shampoo. I feel it makes it worse. I rather just take a shower 🧼
Yes!! Completely agree 😉
Yes!! I have very black hair and Ive never been able to find a dry shampoo that doesnt look ashy on me. So I quit on dry shampoo at all.
Claudia Barrios omg ok i thought I was the only one lol. I was like nope never again
I considered using dry shampoo when I was still using drugstore shampoos because my hair was really shampoo dependent and I had to was it every single day or it would get greasy. After transitioning to a shampoo bar I find that I can go several days without my hair looking or feeling greasy and I would much rather wash my hair or just throw it up in a bun than to buy a whole new product that I could live without.
Same here, but in a pinch, if you've had a super hectic day and don't have time for a shower, you can rub a bit of cornstarch wherever it looks greasy.
Very inexpensive and very effective, without all the questionable ingredients in dry shampoo. Activated charcoal powder can be used for dark hair.
Can you do a video on your bullet journal some time? I'm really curious how you use it, i can't find my way with it yet!
Absolutely!! Planning on making a video on this!
I loved this video! It’s really nice hearing things others don’t own, so you can reflect and think about wether you use that thing or need it. One thing I don’t own is a traditional nightstand. I have a small chest of drawers that I keep on one side of my bed, but it’s not meant as a nightstand nor do I use it as one. I keep my phone on my desk at night and I can put my current book on the floor.
It's 10pm here in France, perfect timing for this post ! I love your lifestyle and love how genuine you seem. Listening to you is inspiring and very relaxing. Sending you lots of love
Same here in Germany
Thank you so much Elizabeth!! Sending love right back at you! 🤍
I don't own a big vacuum cleaner. Gave it away as soon as I realized I haven't used it once since I purchased a hand-held one. It's so much easier to just use a broom and then vacuum whatever dust is left, than getting the whole vacuum cleaner out, plugging it in, dragging it around the room... Plus it saves so much space!
kindle is a must! i read a bunch and saves from buying books! I also use a public library pretty regularly
I don't have any hair styling tools like straighteners, curlers, hair dryer. I don't like dry shampoo too. It makes my hair feel very heavy like there's something strange on it 😄
same but i also don’t have any hairbrush. i’ve got thin hair and since i cut my hair short hairbrush only makes my hair look worse
@@tasha8567 I have similar hair to you and I only use a comb on mine as I have had the same experience with hair brushes
Love this list. I thought it was because I am in my 60’s. But I share all of your reasons. Exception: a couple of old cookbooks that I still treasure.
I really love your videos Ashlynne. I like how you mentioned “living intentionally.” I have been using Marie Kondo’s way if decluttering and has been a process because time is the challenge. I am creating my space to be beautiful, very ME with inly the things I need and love! My goal is to eliminate anything that no longer serves me or/and bring me joy. Thanks again for your videos.
I’m on the same path myself too 👍🏻
I own an iPad with the pencil. I’ve been using iPads since 2011. Did my whole boards review in it. Now, I use it as a notebook, an eReader, and like a laptop because it’s easier to carry around and boots faster. I only use my laptop for work or if I’m doing something that’s just more convenient with a bigger screen, keyboard and mouse.
Lady, I LOVE your videos! My job just announced they were going to do major layoffs and my life feels so uncertain right now. Your content is so comforting and inspiring. Thank you 💜💜💜
Oof, I love what you said about glasses! I never understood why people had so many in the first place. I mean I get the wine glasses for people who are real wine connoisseurs, but I just see easier-to-break glasses 😂
YES YES YES Diana!! 🙌 I’m not the most coordinated person in the world so I really appreciate that perspective 😉🤍
stems on wine glasses have always freaked me out. lol especially since I only drink once a year so picking up and putting down something really fragile stresses me out so now I just get handed a plastic cup with wine in it. 😂
@@kaseyjondahl7979 saaame!!
We reuse pickle and pasta sauce jars in my house for all drinks
@@AshlynneEaton I've broken any remaining 'glass' drink glasses we use except for one only my husband uses. This is also why I won't buy an iphone.
I feel so relaxed and inspiring while watching your videos. Thank you.
I have been obsessed with your videos! You have inspired me to do a major declutter in my apt this past week and I feel soooooo good now!
Loved this video! Making me rethink all the things I have and if I am actually using it...
Oh that’s so cool Karlene! That’s exactly what this video is for!! 🥰
I just recently find your channel and you are now one of my favorite RUclipsr! I really like your voice and your content. Keep up the good work! Love you!💓
Hi Ash,
I no longer buy recipe book. I follow my insteant.
I don't use comb.
I don't own bike.
I don't like the idea of dry shampoo, i rather showe.
I no longer buy cd. I digitise. I don't have netflix, no spotfying, i only watch yutube videos. Have enough info. And I add value to people lives by supporting you guys. Take time to share great awesome content.
I don't like any fake things, no plants, no fake nails, no fake hair, no fake eyelashes NOTHING FAKE. IM ORIGINAL. Why keep anything fake?😀. All fake things need a lot money to maintain keep up.
I have foundation. Only use maybe 2 x a month.
I don't have diff glasses. I keep just one type.
I don't keep wipes.
I no longer buy airfresner. I cut orange in half. Smell lovely citrus and open windows too.
No music instrument.
I also like bracelet. Me too I don't like get cling. No. I am practical.
I do bath only on holidays.
I don't have calendar anyway. I just decided last week no longer will buy diary I found myself use my phone diary.
I want to use the cup.
I don't have coffee maker either.
Thank you for sharing,
Shehnaz Ahmad
Tour Guide
South Africa🇿🇦
I own every possible musical instrument just because I always wanted to learn more of them ( I already play the flute and the violin ) but I find them really beautiful and decorative as well. Also, some instruments get more valuable as they age which means they could become family treasures
I agree about the dry shampoo. I have the same hair type and I've never found any I like or that dont make my hair feel more yucky than when I started.
I agree it sort of felt like it was clogging my pores/hair follicles
possibly one of my most favorite videos, so well thought out. I feel the second I get rid of my last belt- I will somehow need it, but I'm feeling motivated to get rid of it. Also, I did get rid of my iPad, and I regret it as it was so nice to have a screen bigger than my cell phone but not having to bring my laptop on weekend get aways or beach trips (which is my life). Your hair issues are the same as mine, and I so understand and agree with dry shampoo and brushes. I do have a brush but rarely use it.
I use my reusable cotton pads as mini rags. They are really handy for cleaning small spaces and corners, such as the bathroom. I love it!
You've inspired me and I am sure many others to get organized and live with what you need! Thank you
🤍🤍🤍
Thank you for uploading useful videos. I really enjoy them every time.
I am a minimalist living in Japan.
I feel happy to know through this time video that I have many things in common with you.
I don't own a microwave. I've gone without one for over 3 years but also have had the smallest kitchens known to man and rather have the counter space.
Microwaved food tastes awful
Same. 5 years and counting, doing just fine without it.
As a bonus, I kinda get excited going to my parents' place and getting to use one. One more little thing to appreciate haha
I keep my microwave in a recess below the units made for one probably, so counter tops stay free!
I've never owned a microwave. Even my parents have never owned one :D But I'd like to, because I hate washing additional dishes (yep, I've never owned a dishwasher, too, because they're very expensive).
Great to wake up after a nap and see that I have a new video in notifications from you 💜 love your videos
Love from Perú 🇵🇪
Love you, you are simply simple and make so much sense! Thanks for your input
I haven’t owned a belt in years, and I never really wore them when I owned them. My hubby even decluttered his because I pointed out that he basically never wore them. He got it down to just one.
I have one belt, and I've had it over ten years.
In my twenties I did not own many of these things. It allowed me to easily travel the world and work. I enjoyed that season. Part of simplifying our lives is having the things that are important to us and our family. We have original art work and value this, we also have many musical instruments, cello, trumpet and piano that are used on a daily, weekly basis. Not sure what we don’t have.....we don’t have many clothes, we don’t use throw away paper towels and napkins, air freshener. We definitely have bikes and use them. We also have a range of other wheeled things such as skateboards, rollerblades and scooters, these however are unlikely to be replaced as our children grow out of them unless they are important to them. We also chose not to move to a bigger house.... we simplified instead. Our decisions helped us pay of our house early approx ten years. I recently cleaned out the garage.... another space for the family to use to work out, play or create things.
Thank you Ashlynne for the inspiring video! I personally used to own dozens of belts, purses, calendars, books, etc. Sold everything years ago. I watched a documentary movie with my friends, since then I have asked myself 'Do I need this item for everyday or do I want it because everyone else has one?' I live freely now, and less cleaning. 😊🌻🌹
Ashlynne: "I don't own any musical instruments."
Me, a musician: uhmm... let's start counting
Haha! Musicians would rather have ONLY musical instruments around, and sleep on the floor... They're a need, not toys or amusement. You have to be a musician to understand this 👍
Wtf you own 3 pianos and 2 violins or what. Musical instruments are costly as hell, i only own 1 piano and i spend a fortune anually to take care of it
@@kimhoa7633 Same in my country. It depends where you happen to be. In some places, there are cheaper options, and people buy them as sources of short-term amusement. Ukeleles, guitars, flutes, and so on...
@@TriviRocks believe me, musical instruments are costly no matter what region you are in the world. In Vietnam, only wealthy privileged families can afford a professional instrument like a string instrument, piano, harp. So having one is TOO enough. Or maybe the guy above is a pop musician so he owns several light-weighted instruments
Same! haha and also with the bike being a Dutch person xp
I so agree on the dry shampoo thing...I also have very fine hair, and dry shampoo doesn't do a thing to take the greassiness out. And in general I agree on most things with you. Very informative and encouraging. Still enjoying all of your videos
hey Ashlynne! just wanted to let you know that I'm totally loving your contents, your talking style, your dressing sense,you channel overall YOU! I'm from Bangladesh and i watch all of your videos 🤍 tho i cannot follow or try all of them everytime because environment is different here but i LOVE watching you🤍
We have a calendar in almost every room plus I use one on my phone. My schedule is so crazy I have to always know what's going on. I could get a call anytime and I need the visual in front of me to set an appointment. Plus I'm forgetful 🤣 even with all the reminders I still forget a therapy session here and there. Lol!
After I had chemo I couldn't remember anything at all
Awesome video! I actually find that I make more recipes when I’ve got cookbooks than when I try to use Pinterest, the internet, etc.. I tend to get overwhelmed with the choices on the internet, so it’s nice to have a few cookbooks that I know I can turn to for a good recipe!
I still have tampons but biodegradable ones and only for backup! If all my mestruation panties are used, I'm going swimming or if a visiting friend is in need.
Another great video! Really love your content 😊❤️
Thanks Anna!! So glad you enjoyed it! 🤍
I absolutely love your lifestyle! It is so inspiring :)
Thank you for this video! It is so interesting to me to see what people use and don't use, especially common items to most households. I made my list based on what you said and then added some common items that my household doesn't own that weren't mention.
I don't own:
- Belts
- Dry shampoo
- Cookbooks
- CDs
- Generic art (I own very little, but don't buy any anymore.)
- Fake plants
- Standing mixer/handheld electric mixer
- Foundation
- Niche glasses
- Cotton pads, makeup wipes, etc.
- Air Fresheners
- Bracelets
- Bath accessories (I do have epson salt from 2 years ago that I am still trying to use up, but it was gifted to me.)
I do own:
- Hairbrush (girl, my hair is too thick haha)
- Tablet (Since I read 50+ books a year, it is more environmentally friendly for me to use a kindle paper white. My daughter also owns her own.)
- Bike (3: my husbands, mine, and my daughters.)
- Musical Instruments
- Calendar (I actually tried to de-clutter it today but my husband was very adamant we kept it :D)
- Pads/Tampons (I currently have them but once I use them up I am switching to a cup. Just have to wait until I am done being pregnant ha!)
- Coffee maker (I think my husband and I would suffer without it! I love how mine has a button for iced coffee.)
Things you didn't mention that are common things I don't own:
- Hair dryer
- Any dressers/chests (we are a family of 3 almost 4 to)
- Dryer (In the process of selling/donating it. I know not having one is common for people not in the US)
- Bed frames (we do own a crib)
- Cleaning supplies (I just use vinegar and water in a glass spray bottle)
- Ironing board
- Area rugs
I am sure there are more but just to help people think some more about what they need and don't! We can live off of a lot less, but sometimes it is hard with kids :)
Wow this is awesome! Even with kids, it sounds like you’re doing an awesome job!!
Oh man, I feel the same about bracelets! I have naturally small wrists, and I’ll wear friendship bracelets from my kids, but fancy bangles that fit are hard to find.
I've been decluttering and living minimally for about a year. I have the same issue with dry shampoo also (never looked right) and although I have fairly thick hair, a hairbrush caused spilt ends for me too! I use a wide tooth comb. Thanks for your tips, just found your channel, new sub here! 👍
Love your videos, would like to see a video only on the personal care / skin care one needs to own / use .
Another great video.
Love them so much!
Thanks Celina!! 🤍
A majority of these things I don’t own either! I love the look of real plants and I definitely enjoy taking care of them. The one staple I do rely on is my dry shampoo. My hair will unfortunately get oily within less than a day and dry shampoo helps me to wash it less since my hair is pretty thin as well it helps it appear thicker and not greasy.
I don't own any hair styling tools or hair product. I just have my shampoo+conditioner bar and I just love it
Great list! Love ur vids as always. I don’t own the first four so I had a good run lol but I own a couple of cookbooks because I like to read the beginning that have a lot of info about cooking
I don’t own a brush either, and for the exact same reasons! As for coffee, I donated my Keurig to my office years ago and started using a simple pour over by OXO, which I looooove.
I don't have a skirt - I decluttered my only skirt last year as I hadn't worn it in 2 years - I gave it to the salvos.. I would wear jeans. I loved the idea of a bamboo comb. I have fine hair which strands fall out when I brush; thanks for a great idea
We dont own a coffeetable. Our last one was second hand and feel apart. Now we use a side table behind the sofa and the kids just love al the free space to play.
I was glad to find out that I also don't own almost any of the items listed by you, and moreover, I realized what I had left over and could replace, such as the menstrual cup that I didn’t have time yet to research, purchase and start using. As decorations, I have not and have never had that plastic Earth globe that is in almost every home. I also don't have any nail polish or acetone. Recently I gave up vacuum cleaning and I am trying to stick to only wiping and sweeping 🧹 the floor. Let’s see how that goes!
By giving up the vacuum cleaner I am also trying to reduce the noise I make as much as possible and trying to do as silently as possible most of the house chores. Helps me relax and listen to my thoughts 💭 🙃
Absolutely loveed this video !!
I own a menstrual cup and it has changed my life! I don't know HOW many times I've accidentally been coming home with pads and tampons with flower scent (??!!) What's up with that??? I hate when companies put chemicals in EVERYTHING! I own a organic menstrual cup now and it works greate! 🙂
love your videos! so excited to watch❤️
Thanks Ella!! That’s awesome!! 🥰
I would love to hear of some desires of what you would like to have more of or maybe some regrets of what you have decluttered in the past and would want back. I think it would shed some light on the fact it's ok to make mistakes or to want to own more of something. I feel like minimalism has some downfalls or shortcomings that you could put across in a thoughtful way. There's so much good from minimalism and I hear so much about it from RUclipsrs but as a realist, I like to hear the bad too. This is from a 10yo minimalist who decluttered the toaster and then had a family of 5 and constantly burnt toast under the grill 😅 It's ok to make mistakes 🙈 Something I'm truly glad about though is that I made a rule to only have one tv in our house - I haven't looked back and regretted it. Thanks so much for putting up such great content. Look forward to your next video. Jen
When I say "bad" I mean in the apparent bad that may come from decluttering something you now miss or the desires that may come from having less like wanting more experiences, etc. They don't have to be "bad" but maybe shed some light on the darker side of minimalism or some "side effects"! A few examples for me: I find I can't buy something straight away and have to deliberate for ages, I have less friends because I realised how toxic some of my "friendships" were, the fact that I spend a shed load more money on experiences than I have ever done in my twenties, I have more pets because animals bring our family so much joy but extra responsibility, I work in a job that is meaningful but pays less than what I got in another, I reuse items constantly but my laundry and dishwashing demands are higher, my photos are all digitalised but I find I take more photos than I have ever done to get the "best" one, it takes me minutes to tidy the house but the kids will take less time to mess it up again 🙈 The list could go on!
I love your videos your simple living style 💖 love you from India... You are pure soul 😍💕 you really inspired me ☺️
Thank you so much! 🤍
Definitely agree with most of these! I have a tablet though, and use them for annotations and lectures which bring a lot of balue and productivity in my life. I probably can live without it, but that would actually take away from my values so I’m keeping them for a while longer.
Hi Ashlynne. I stopped buying cotton wool products about a year ago as they're so wasteful. I now use chopped up old flannels/ washcloths, which work even better because of their rougher texture. I also haven't really missed using my primer or foundation during lockdown, so I might get rid of those, too. x
Great points! I typically use minimalism as a philosophy more than a hard and fast rule. It relates a lot to mindfulness as well. I made my first video about minimalism two days ago. The connection between minimalism and mental peace and clarity is an upcoming video I have 🌿
Also can’t use dry shampoo either. Then again I also have fine hair. I do own a straightener though that (outside of lockdown) I use daily. I also only own a comb, no brush.
Thanks for all the inspiration!
Awesome video!! Which are your favorite podcasts? Thank you!
I had no desire to own a physical calendar but I was gifted one from a friend who’s nails I do, so I hung it in my craft/nail room😁
There are pants in this world that actually fit people without requiring a belt? I ALWAYS have to wear a belt
Jeggings! Best invention ever. I have different shades of denim and prefer them to regular jean's with buttons.
Yeah I have never owned jeans that don’t require a belt.
Right!! I can NEVER find pants that fit me perfectly.
I am really small ( a 6, sometimes a 4) but where I live, I have plenty of choich. (I live in The Netherlands)
probably depends on your body shape :) I can't find any like that either, it's especially hard when shopping second hand
Great new video, Ashlynne! Keep up the good work!❤️
Thanks!! 🤍
You're Welcome, Ashlynne!
Jus recently found you! Love your content!!😍
Same on all the items except the hairbrush, gotta have that!
I tricked myself into drinking less coffee by not owning a coffeemachine. I own several frenchpresses and espressomakers for the stove all in different sizes. It makes a pretty display. And brewing coffee this way makes a nice morning ritual. What's funny, since I started decluttering, minimizing/organizing better, I drink way more coffee, because I see less work in preparing and cleaning the coffeemakers.
Thank you for your work!
Your videos inspires me a lot
I have one belt, one hairbrush (but no comb), dry shampoo purely for those dayjob days I oversleep, would happily get rid of all cookbooks but my husband won’t let me, still have a CD player in my car but have never had a music subscription, don’t use foundation or concealer or… anything aside from eyeliner and mascara. I only use make up wipes for my art+craft clear stamps, and need to go through my bracelets as I rarely wear them. We don't have a coffee maker, but do have a mixer we use regularly.
I am so with you on the dry shampoo! I also do not drink hot drinks usually, so therefore no coffeemaker here either.
Yes Eleanor!! 🙌
Let’s see: no more dvds or cds, no makeup, I’m always natural and if I have to wear any, my best friend usually does it for me lol. I’m about to declutter my bikes, we don’t use them anymore. Mainly just go on walks with our pups. This week I have off due to switching jobs and I did a massive purge that I have been working up to, it really opened up the house and it’s been exciting! Still have more to go but it was a huge weight off my shoulders. Thanks for the post
In my parent house the stand mixer live on top of the fridge so it is out of the way but still get used quite often. As I have chronic pain the mixer means I can make cakes and batter without burning out.
However in my own home I think I will own a hand mixer as it take up less space and use the counter space for a food processor which make cutting, grating etc easier which is also a way to save my energy
Oh same
1. No belt
2. No cook book
3. No fancy bath thing too
4. No musicl instrument but would love to have 1 for my children tho😅
5. No subscription to music (might as well want audio book. Can you recommend one thats free?)
And I am considering replacing my pads to cups or the washable one and same thru my childrens diapers 😍
Thanks to this Ashely as always love the channel
I just subscribed!😁
And getting rid of the hairbrush is something i really need to consider. Thank you for putting that in my head!
❤️. I love your videos. I just recently subscribed so I have many videos to watch and I’m excited
Awww that’s so exciting!! 🤍 Thanks for subscribing 🥰
Don't own many kitchen appliances, irony, I work for a kitchen appliance company. I don't have a dresser because I don't have a lot of clothing and socks, underwear and shorts can fit on a shelf in the linen closet.
Hi, love your content :) Could you do a hair routine video for fine/thin hair one day please? (I never find such videos with natural and simple tips)
I still own a small coffee pot I got for $15 at Walmart. My husband brews coffee but I brew my teas in it. Time saver and can make 4 cups at one time if I want to have alot of tea that day. Other items mentioned I will have to go through. I'm starting at about 10 cook books right now. ☺️
Ashlynne: i don’t understand why people own different glasses for every beverage
me: *looking at all 50 glasses i have* oops
p.s. i’m barista and different coffee recipe need different glasses. also i and my mom invite friends every week so i have to cook about 10-15 cups of coffee each time. that’s why i need a lot of glasses and cups :3
I love to use the public library for cookbooks
I stopped using cotton pads and use the washable ones. I try to buy stuff without packaging. Shampoo and conditioner bars and anything for the body and hair. Not 100% successful yet. I am starting over after a break up and once I get my new home I’m going to be so minimalist and conscious of everything that I’ll bring into my home. I’m so excited. Also I want to bring more environmentally friendly products into my kitchen. No more thin foil etc. I’ve seen more and more re usable products lately so I’m glad it’s more available now.
I wish my hubby would get that about having a glass for every type of drink! 🥴🤪😬
I own very few of these things on your list. I have belts but don’t wear them, I have CD’s but don’t listen to them and my cookbooks are used as decoration. I don’t own a brush because I have curly hair, I use a pick in the shower.
I had generic art but never bought it. Some friend or family member gave it to me and I kept it because it was pretty. But I think by now I don't have any of those art pieces anymore.
Yes I decluttered 5 belts. My pants fit well too lol
I love my Kindle lol (though I love my physical books, too) lol. I own a couple belts and sashes, mostly because even pants that are my size don't always fit quite right (I'm tiny but hour-glass shape, so my waist is small, but I need pants that will go over my hips).
At first I thought you were gonna say potato masher, but I use mine quite often ahah. Cookbooks make sense though, especially if you dont pull them for inspiration and recipes often.
🤣 I still have my roller blades, I only get to use it twice a year, but when those times come I treasure them
I decluttered coffee pots 1 thingy to fondue and a sandwich heater. And what we use for the stroaler for the rain. We had some mice in the past. And now we have everything out of mise and now i am going to declutter the things i dont need just to get more space. I dont want those stuff anymore and i want to have to have space for the stuff i need and storage them where the old stuff were
Thanks for the video ☀️👍🌸