I would love to do this with my future apartment, I've always grown up in a non-organized house so I'd love to do this to feel like I have control of what is set up and organized
I just don’t get why they feel the need to get a giant jug that requires three bottles of detergent to fill up. If you buy bulk at Costco and move some product into a smaller container for ease of use I get it, but they are literally pouring it into containers that are 4x as heavy and harder to move around?? Not to mention if one day your glass container breaks, you will lose so much product… ugh
it's because they don't want to refill several times everytime it runs out ... so they put it in a larger container for it to last .. and also for aesthetic look .. maybe they only put it in one place since they have separate spot for laundry area they don't have to carry or move it in different places
legitimate question here, why would someone need powder detergent, liquid detergent, detergent pods, cleaning booster, and then also scent boosters, fabric softener, and dryer sheets? Are these for different types of clothing? I can see having some unscented for kids clothes and scented for adults, or maybe you hand wash some of them? I don't know, maybe I'm not laundering correctly
I agree it’s a lot, but every load I do, I use Landry sanitizer, detergent, scent booster, and matching scent fabric softener 😅 With also matching scent dryer sheets
I can only speak for myself, but I use the “dark wash” detergent for my dark clothes, free and clear detergent for the children’s and my clothes, add Oxi to the whites, periodically use sanitizer for the towels (kids sometimes leave them bunched up in their room after shower while they’re still damp), fabric softener, scent booster (particularly for the towels and bedding), and I’ve been known to use the “active” odor protect fabric softener for the stubborn gym clothes and/or during sports seasons. Then the dryer sheets to match the scent of fabric softener where applicable. ETA: can’t forget the Woolite for hand washed delicates.
Well there aren't a lot of restocking areas in places that aren't big cities, at least not in the places I've lived, and even then I've not heard of them outside the comments section of youtube videos. There's a very real possibility that they either don't have access to one (like me), or don't know about them.
Yeah, I've only ever heard of one zero waste shop, and it was in CA, probably LA area. I did see one of these gals saying they recycle everything they can.
omg every city should have a restock store for people like this. its like a grocery store, but with ginormous restock bins. i would definitely shop there
@@beckytaggarttrunnell1650 seriously. All the container they’re taking stuff out of is recyclable except maybe the tide pod bags. I’m not sure why they’re complaining about waste since stuff needs to be either thrown out or recycled when it’s empty
Ikr a girl in my class came over and she was like omg! Your so organized! I can’t believe you have ocd! Like bruh who told you that? Don’t assume. Even tho I do
watching these is so weird because on one hand it’s nice and satisfying to watch but on the other hand it’s annoying that they have SO many things and feel the need to move them all into nicer containers for seemingly no reason?
Especially when it's not on display. Outside of "hey come look, we redecorated or installed a new laundry room" no one will see your collection of definitely expensive glass containers full of chemicals
@@KatieGibbs Me too! But not for dryer sheets. I use wool balls for the dryer. I want them for my laundry detergent. I use the earth breeze laundry sheets, and would love to have the stone container instead of the ripped open package.
Before I started watching these videos I never understood why there was such a huge problem where some kids would accidentally ingest cleaning products, and I totally get it now. It's the same, easy open glass cookie jars or literal beverage taps that are made for lemonade etc that they do in the kitchen. It looks close enough in the eyes of a kid and I'm just providing a kid's perspective not attacking people personally or saying they are a bad parent. It's just you may not have thought of this perspective and that's ok, but I'm not attacking you. It doesn't matter if you use custom labels or not because odds are kids won't read it because they're in a safe environment where they're used to grabbing food and going off to do kid shit, and that's a good thing they're just kids. You can totally have a clean safe env with a nice adult aesthetic, but just go about it slightly different. It's safer to use different colors, fonts, styles of jars (It's not necessary to have everything in glass jars you can use ceramic etc containers) to color code the environment than sitting down and explaining to your kids to know not to eat something in the laundry room and expecting them to remember it. Hell even typing do not eat on the jar in big letters on top might help... but any time I see kids items in a restock video and I see them reloading in the same clear glass jars I cringe a little and after seeing so many videos doing the same thing without seeing any comments about it it's about time to say something.
I was thinking the exact same thing.. when they see colorful liquid stuffed into crystal or glass bottle with a pipe that’s an accident waiting to happen
I ate laundry soap when I was a toddler cause I thought "if it smells good, it must taste good!" This was 20+ years ago, long before people were making their laundry stuff pretty. Kids are just curious and goofy🤪
I take my tide out of the container because I can’t get it open. My hands are too small. I have everything on a high shelf above my washer and dryer. You don’t know what their laundry room looks like. Also the problem was TikTok challenges for TEENAGERS to eat tide pods.
We have glass containers like these, because there's a shop at the end of the road that accepts bottles and plastics that are sent back to the company and resued for environmental reasons. Now people are doing it for Instagram.
Genuine question; are scent boosters really necessary? Usually in my country the detergent is enough to smell nice and then it's dried outside. After that laundry just smells like the sun.
I'm a neat freak ik when there is something out of place it's extremely annoying....... I love these organization vids too get new ideas my amazon basket is over 900$ bucks of new shit to buy to help organize better lol .... I think I have a problem 😕 😅 😐
@@Girl18Glam I guess it’s to have the fresher stuff on the bottom so they use the older stuff first. So the stuff on the bottom isn’t just sitting there for a longer time. Like I get doing that with food but idk about tide pods and stuff
There’s nothing wrong with the packaging all these things come in. The obsession with putting it in more ‘aesthetic’ and ‘instagrammable’ containers is ridiculous
I agree in some aspect. Like yeah it gets thrown away anyways so why not at least make it look cute, but when it’s literal laundry or dishwasher packets that need to stay away from moisture in a new container that cannot provide what it needs, then I don’t like it. It’s ruining the product
I work from home and I’m a full time student online. I spend less than 5 hours per week outside of my home. I like living in a beautiful environment- and that includes the laundry area. I’m not on IG, so my house isn’t decorated for IG - it’s decorated for me and my husband since we are the ones living in it. If it’s not your aesthetic, fine, but you’re being pretty condescending which says more about you than the people in the video.
So many wasted chemicals and one use plastic in a child's playground. Jars of interesting colours are so enticing to a child. Buy at zero waste shops and stop showing off how much disregard you have for this world
Is it me or does anyone else get upset when the woman has old product stuck together, puts it in a new container, and then puts new product on top of that? Like i’m okay with liquid but not with the powder.
I mean, I geat the AeSTheTic of this, but c'mon, atleast restock at a zero waste shop, because now all of this is so wastefull and unnecessary. Also, you can use simple jars you've used before, you don't need to buy all that extra glasswear...
Genuine question because I have never seen the concept of a "zero waste" shop where I live and I don't really know what it is either. How does that work? Do you just bring your containers to the store or something?
@@frith.calluna yeah, they have vats and boxes of stuff and you just fill your own containers up. Sadly they aren't popular except for really big cities. And mostly in the US
I see that its looking more luxery on the counter. I have a washer that does the mesure it self. I just pore the washer liquid in the washer til its full then store the last in the container out of the way and. The maschine say when i need to fill up. Best buy in the world.
I really like these videos! But I think that putting all of the stuff that you bought from a plastic bottle to put it in another bottle is pointless... I mean, they can buy all of those things in bulk, that way refilling would be more eco-friendly, right? :)
Ok. The only thing that seems kind of backwards. The company that makes tide pods created that container specifically with toddlers and babies and small children in mind. So I hope you're putting that out of arms reach of kids because it makes sense to just leave it in the safe lock container.
Where are these labels from? I think they could be made with a cricut machine, but i am not sure. All i know is, that i see these all the time in different videos
Nevermind i just found out where they are from. They are from an etsy shop (just google tiktok refill videos label, you will find it) and are way overpriced in my opinion
All the plastic, disposable period products and cotton pads make me cringe 😬 can’t do much about the plastic except buy from brands who use recycled materials and recyclable again but the period products when you have at your disposal cups, and underwear feels very wasteful. Same for the cotton. Ever heard of washable ones?
I would love to do this with my future apartment, I've always grown up in a non-organized house so I'd love to do this to feel like I have control of what is set up and organized
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I just don’t get why they feel the need to get a giant jug that requires three bottles of detergent to fill up. If you buy bulk at Costco and move some product into a smaller container for ease of use I get it, but they are literally pouring it into containers that are 4x as heavy and harder to move around?? Not to mention if one day your glass container breaks, you will lose so much product… ugh
it's because they don't want to refill several times everytime it runs out ... so they put it in a larger container for it to last .. and also for aesthetic look .. maybe they only put it in one place since they have separate spot for laundry area they don't have to carry or move it in different places
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legitimate question here, why would someone need powder detergent, liquid detergent, detergent pods, cleaning booster, and then also scent boosters, fabric softener, and dryer sheets? Are these for different types of clothing? I can see having some unscented for kids clothes and scented for adults, or maybe you hand wash some of them? I don't know, maybe I'm not laundering correctly
I think it's to give themselves options? But also "cuz of the aesthetic" to have all of them.
I agree it’s a lot, but every load I do, I use Landry sanitizer, detergent, scent booster, and matching scent fabric softener 😅 With also matching scent dryer sheets
i mean changing it up a bit makes laundry more interesting i guess
I can only speak for myself, but I use the “dark wash” detergent for my dark clothes, free and clear detergent for the children’s and my clothes, add Oxi to the whites, periodically use sanitizer for the towels (kids sometimes leave them bunched up in their room after shower while they’re still damp), fabric softener, scent booster (particularly for the towels and bedding), and I’ve been known to use the “active” odor protect fabric softener for the stubborn gym clothes and/or during sports seasons. Then the dryer sheets to match the scent of fabric softener where applicable.
ETA: can’t forget the Woolite for hand washed delicates.
The scent boosters are SO not needed, also why have liquid detergent AND pods? This is not like with food options... But to each their own IG.
Jeez, I wish they restocked at zero waste shops to reduce the plastic packaging. Since they use glass containers they could do that.
Well there aren't a lot of restocking areas in places that aren't big cities, at least not in the places I've lived, and even then I've not heard of them outside the comments section of youtube videos. There's a very real possibility that they either don't have access to one (like me), or don't know about them.
Yeah, I've only ever heard of one zero waste shop, and it was in CA, probably LA area. I did see one of these gals saying they recycle everything they can.
Jeez, The nearest zero waste shop to me is 3 hours and a snowy mountain pass away. 🙄
omg every city should have a restock store for people like this. its like a grocery store, but with ginormous restock bins. i would definitely shop there
@@beckytaggarttrunnell1650 seriously. All the container they’re taking stuff out of is recyclable except maybe the tide pod bags. I’m not sure why they’re complaining about waste since stuff needs to be either thrown out or recycled when it’s empty
I hate it when people are super organized then say "lol omg I have ocd" like tf bro. If you only knew what it was like to suffer with real ocd.
You are right. I have ocd and it's so much more than being just too organzied :(
I agree, it’s annoying and disrespectful to people who really suffer from real ocd.
@@Leti_10 Its just annoying beacuse as someone who actually has its just yk
Ikr a girl in my class came over and she was like omg! Your so organized! I can’t believe you have ocd! Like bruh who told you that? Don’t assume. Even tho I do
@@gbthyvth5h Ikr. I have real ocd and im messy as shit. just diff shit for diff people,
watching these is so weird because on one hand it’s nice and satisfying to watch but on the other hand it’s annoying that they have SO many things and feel the need to move them all into nicer containers for seemingly no reason?
Especially when it's not on display. Outside of "hey come look, we redecorated or installed a new laundry room" no one will see your collection of definitely expensive glass containers full of chemicals
Whoever is selling those soapstone boxes that everyone is using for their dryer sheets is making a fortune in a way they most likely never expected.
I was actually looking for a comment to mention what that was 😅 I really want one
@@KatieGibbs Me too! But not for dryer sheets. I use wool balls for the dryer. I want them for my laundry detergent. I use the earth breeze laundry sheets, and would love to have the stone container instead of the ripped open package.
I think these people were the reason for the toilet paper shortage-
Before I started watching these videos I never understood why there was such a huge problem where some kids would accidentally ingest cleaning products, and I totally get it now. It's the same, easy open glass cookie jars or literal beverage taps that are made for lemonade etc that they do in the kitchen. It looks close enough in the eyes of a kid and I'm just providing a kid's perspective not attacking people personally or saying they are a bad parent. It's just you may not have thought of this perspective and that's ok, but I'm not attacking you. It doesn't matter if you use custom labels or not because odds are kids won't read it because they're in a safe environment where they're used to grabbing food and going off to do kid shit, and that's a good thing they're just kids. You can totally have a clean safe env with a nice adult aesthetic, but just go about it slightly different. It's safer to use different colors, fonts, styles of jars (It's not necessary to have everything in glass jars you can use ceramic etc containers) to color code the environment than sitting down and explaining to your kids to know not to eat something in the laundry room and expecting them to remember it. Hell even typing do not eat on the jar in big letters on top might help... but any time I see kids items in a restock video and I see them reloading in the same clear glass jars I cringe a little and after seeing so many videos doing the same thing without seeing any comments about it it's about time to say something.
That’s very true. But to their defence they might not have kids. No?
@@veewooshi9882 Yes, not everyone has kids, but I am talking about the ones that have kids things in the background etc where they clearly have kids.
I was thinking the exact same thing.. when they see colorful liquid stuffed into crystal or glass bottle with a pipe that’s an accident waiting to happen
I ate laundry soap when I was a toddler cause I thought "if it smells good, it must taste good!" This was 20+ years ago, long before people were making their laundry stuff pretty. Kids are just curious and goofy🤪
I take my tide out of the container because I can’t get it open. My hands are too small. I have everything on a high shelf above my washer and dryer. You don’t know what their laundry room looks like. Also the problem was TikTok challenges for TEENAGERS to eat tide pods.
We have glass containers like these, because there's a shop at the end of the road that accepts bottles and plastics that are sent back to the company and resued for environmental reasons. Now people are doing it for Instagram.
At least they are doing it.
I would love to do that for my neighbors if they have these😂
Genuine question; are scent boosters really necessary? Usually in my country the detergent is enough to smell nice and then it's dried outside. After that laundry just smells like the sun.
You know, i've never noticed a difference in scent between drying things outside vs drying them in a machine. They usually just feel stiffer.
Nah, there's no need for them. And can trigger allergies. Softener is enough. People just like to be walking perfume bottles...
In my experience, the scent boosters do help clothes to smell fresher longer. Smells great!
No people are just extra 😂 they just create extra buildup on your clothes honestly
I love when my towels smell like the sun! Best!
I'm a neat freak ik when there is something out of place it's extremely annoying....... I love these organization vids too get new ideas my amazon basket is over 900$ bucks of new shit to buy to help organize better lol .... I think I have a problem 😕 😅 😐
On the other hand here I have no idea where to start m.. lol
Honestly same
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So amazing that they could refill with out spilling any thing
I don't understand why people refill things when they're not even half empty
Or why they take the 'old' stuff out just to put it back. Its just an extra step for no reason
@@Pinkalooo food makes sense for sure, its just the other stuff i dont understand
@@Girl18Glam I guess it’s to have the fresher stuff on the bottom so they use the older stuff first. So the stuff on the bottom isn’t just sitting there for a longer time. Like I get doing that with food but idk about tide pods and stuff
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I aspire to be this level of organized
22:29 this was the person that caused the toilet paper shortage
Sams club and Costco sells toilet paper in bulk. You can get a big box of like 45 rolls in it
11:26 okay I'm poor but even then I'm not that cheap. 😂😂
There’s nothing wrong with the packaging all these things come in. The obsession with putting it in more ‘aesthetic’ and ‘instagrammable’ containers is ridiculous
Obviously to you, let people be how they wanna be.
Also buying different kinds of detergents
I agree in some aspect. Like yeah it gets thrown away anyways so why not at least make it look cute, but when it’s literal laundry or dishwasher packets that need to stay away from moisture in a new container that cannot provide what it needs, then I don’t like it. It’s ruining the product
Chores are way more enjoyable when is pretty and/or easier access!
I work from home and I’m a full time student online. I spend less than 5 hours per week outside of my home. I like living in a beautiful environment- and that includes the laundry area. I’m not on IG, so my house isn’t decorated for IG - it’s decorated for me and my husband since we are the ones living in it. If it’s not your aesthetic, fine, but you’re being pretty condescending which says more about you than the people in the video.
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So many wasted chemicals and one use plastic in a child's playground. Jars of interesting colours are so enticing to a child. Buy at zero waste shops and stop showing off how much disregard you have for this world
HELP what is that pianomusic playin at about the 2 minute mark, its beautiful I need it!
these videos are so satisfying and aesthetic but i have so many questions like where do they put the extra product?
A lot of times they pre-measure stuff off camera then just film it meeting exactly where it needs to be.
Is it me or does anyone else get upset when the woman has old product stuck together, puts it in a new container, and then puts new product on top of that? Like i’m okay with liquid but not with the powder.
I'm happy I'm not the only one who doesn't understand this
At 0:34 I don’t understand why you would put all of the in there, it may look nice but the container is made for a reason
I mean, I geat the AeSTheTic of this, but c'mon, atleast restock at a zero waste shop, because now all of this is so wastefull and unnecessary. Also, you can use simple jars you've used before, you don't need to buy all that extra glasswear...
Genuine question because I have never seen the concept of a "zero waste" shop where I live and I don't really know what it is either. How does that work? Do you just bring your containers to the store or something?
@@frith.calluna yeah, they have vats and boxes of stuff and you just fill your own containers up. Sadly they aren't popular except for really big cities. And mostly in the US
I live in the US and I have traveled around too I have never seen one of those shops but they sound beneficial
I see that its looking more luxery on the counter. I have a washer that does the mesure it self. I just pore the washer liquid in the washer til its full then store the last in the container out of the way and. The maschine say when i need to fill up. Best buy in the world.
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I really like these videos! But I think that putting all of the stuff that you bought from a plastic bottle to put it in another bottle is pointless... I mean, they can buy all of those things in bulk, that way refilling would be more eco-friendly, right? :)
Imagined how many plastic bottles are in every household
3:56 totally not me thinking it said laundry poos
I don’t understand the obsession with scent beads. They’re full of chemicals and also really bad for your skin.
I love the scent boosters. Sadly they cause cancer and hormone disruption, but I don’t care I still use them.
Sadly you know but you still use them anyways🤔
So does the sun, Carolina Reaper. So does the sun..
Ok. The only thing that seems kind of backwards. The company that makes tide pods created that container specifically with toddlers and babies and small children in mind. So I hope you're putting that out of arms reach of kids because it makes sense to just leave it in the safe lock container.
Not everyone has kids.
felt satisfied till i saw somebody put face wash in a glass pump
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Where are these labels from? I think they could be made with a cricut machine, but i am not sure. All i know is, that i see these all the time in different videos
Nevermind i just found out where they are from. They are from an etsy shop (just google tiktok refill videos label, you will find it) and are way overpriced in my opinion
I love it
Where do they find those labels/stickers
Amazon or etsy!
Glass containers in a shower make me nervous. What happens if it falls💀💀
true lol why not plastic? 😂
Why put stuff in another container.....it comes in a perfectly good container??
Lolllllll in India we reuse the cold drinks bottles as water bottles
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In 17:13 mins I don't onow what it is it is new to me.. Can anyone tell me what it is??
Flossing sticks!
8:13 forbidden milk
Apparently the liquid detergent is thicker here cause I have yet to find a jar with a tap big enough to allow it t thru
Add a little water to it.
@@watercolourferns I thought about that, but then, how will I know how much to use?
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Am I the only one that wants to eat all of these..
I didn't like the person's at 8:50 because they don't have theirs labeled. Idk it bothers me for some reason lol.
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All the plastic, disposable period products and cotton pads make me cringe 😬 can’t do much about the plastic except buy from brands who use recycled materials and recyclable again but the period products when you have at your disposal cups, and underwear feels very wasteful. Same for the cotton. Ever heard of washable ones?
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