Everyday I find myself getting closer and closer to all things archaic and old fashioned. Last year it was what I wore, then fountain pens, and now my desk. Soon my entire lifestyle will parallel that of a 1920's banker.
@@romanov7723 I'd probably recommend any local furniture store, locally owned, they might have some wooden desks that have an antique feel. Most of those types of desks probably have a front panel
I got most of this stuff either starting or graduating high school (c/o 2000), because I was raised by a sorta traditional family. But I never used any of it, I didn't understand most of it, and I gradually got rid of all of it, including the desk itself. Lately, I sort of want it back.
Classic story man, problem is most of this cool old stuff isn't properly appreciated or explained to people, its left in the hands of either very fringe hobbyists or very obdurate family members so it ends up associated with said annoying people and their overly strict and at times bigoted views
@@remus2985 nothing wrong with old school views & beliefs, being told you must accept everything or you are a bad person sucks even more in my opinion.
Adding to the thoughts on keeping a tidy desk... You need a "blank working spot" on your desk. This space is to always remain clear, unless you are working. For example, your keyboard and mouse uses this space when you are working at the computer. If you need to write something in a notebook, move the keyboard and mouse back to its home, then work on your notebook. When you are done with the notebook, put it back in its home. Have a designated "work space" on your desk that you keep empty.
Good day, As a German with very poor English, it is often difficult for me to listen to your language for long periods of time, but I have to openly admit that your voice is absolutely brilliant to listen to, the gentle intonation and speed when speaking is pleasant and gives a feeling of familiarity. Other than that, this is a really great video! and yes, I wrote that here with a translator ^^
If it brings you any comfort, friend, you are not alone with your complaint. Proper diction is a thing even native English speakers like myself wish people shared, haha.
An excellent & informative video. I always appreciate Preston's delivery: Articulate, erudite, great vocal diction and diaphragmatic support, with a touch of humor. Superb! The new hair aesthetics also are very good for Preston. Thanks for providing.
YES!!!!!!! THIS IS QUITE LITERALLY THE PERFECT TIMING FOR ME!!!!!! I just bought one of those “bankers” lamps but in a brown vintage look. It looks perfect. I am looking for desk things for my dorm. That’s where I’m at in the checklist and my goodness, but yet to buy anything but the lamp. I am already balling on a budget and this I’ll just make it perfect.
What an amazing video! A classic desktop can show elegance and style, elevanting the look and giving a boost in productivity, at least for me hahahaha. The Gentleman's Gazette never fails to amaze me with great videos, congratulations for the all team.
The classic desk is my general way to go. I prefer antique bronze clocks amd lamps, leather trays and desk mats, and wooden items that work well together. There something’s I can’t do much about being a software engineer but with a little bit of planning you can keep that mostly hidden away such as your laptop and dock and made it so even my monitor can disappear when not in use.
and if you cannot find a sutible used desk at a thrift /antique store/ searching facebook marketplace/craigslist (and if you have the money to do so) you should comission one from a local woodworker over purchasing a mass manufactured desk. the quality will likely be much higher (or about equivalent), and can often have features that would be difficult to get on a regular desk, or only really found on compleatly custom/specialty company desk.
My set up: WFH vintage 30s oak desk, imac, Victorian oil lamp, family pictures on wall, drawer organisers, small oak desk top drawers. Work space: vintage 30s leather topped rimu bankers desk with back rail, overhead projector as lamp, large mirrors on walls.
massive hand made book cases filled with heavy leather bound books with a library ladder, and stained glass windows. A large over stuffed leather easy chair, next to a roaring fireplace with a stone hearth, a wool rug, a hot drink of choice, and a cat. (this is my dream library atleast.)
The banker’s lamp is a great suggestion! Been hoping to find a good decorative candlestick telephone too, they just look awesome. On another note, whenever they do the sock reveal at the end I always hope for some sexy saxophone music 😂
Love this! I like a blend of modern and traditional. My desk is a motorized sit-stand desk (modern) but its surface has an aged wood look (classic). I have a monitor and laptop (modern) but right next to it a banker’s lamp (brass with green shade) and Bulova clock that my company gave me for ten years of service. I need a letter tray, probably will go classic with that. Might get a pen holder too. Regarding pens, I do have a fountain pen and love it but to write notes in my notebook throughout the day I honestly find it to be a bit of a hassle so I just use my ballpoint pens. My next improvements to my desk are to get letter trays and clean up the papers and letters that are currently an eyesore and then tidy up all my wires. I’m going to get simple Velcro wire management/sleeves to make my desk less cluttered. So for me it’s modern in function but with classy touches…kind of like me myself. Thanks Gentleman’s Gazette!
Regarding telephones, if one does not want to fork over the cost of a landline service, a pulse to tone converter will allow a rotary phone to work on a VOIP telephone service, and there's even bluetooth converters to make and answer cell phone calls on a landline.
I have quite an unusual mix of styles, where the desk itself is modern frosted glass, but I accent it with vintage pieces like an old British GPO Type 332 phone, some leather accessories, and some vintage fountain pens. The vintage phone was restored and repainted in a lovely Cadbury purple, as well as rewired to work with a modern British phone socket, but in a couple of years I'll have to figure out how to connect it to a VoIP system to keep using it once BT switch over to the new systems and drop support for the legacy phone lines.
I recently found a bankers lamp with a blue shade and a marble desktop pen set at Goodwill. I love classic pieces, they usually stand the test of time.
You can also look for retro designs. For example, if you like the aesthetic of type writers, they make retro themed keyboards with the same form factor as a typewriter. They have all of the functionality as a modern keyboard {usb-c, Bluetooth, lithium-ion batteries} but have the same look as a typewriter. Qwerkywriter, is expensive, but has that classic look.
You love the channel, and topics you cover. Do you have anything covering a “study” or similar room? I’m not a huge fan of the term “man cave” thank you love your channel!!!
Hey guys, this may be a weird question to ask, but would you guys ever be visiting the UK anytime soon? I did hear. You might visit Edinburg soon, so if you are, could you please let us know? 😅
I prefer a more modern desktop today to keep things updated. Truly curious by the way and I know it's a bit random but it would be pretty interesting if you did a future video on what you all would wear to a theme park. I've always worn t shirts and shorts while attending one during my trips to Orlando to visit my grandparents but next time I'm out there I will think about upgrading to my moisture wicking polos and a pair of drawstring Seersucker pants that actually resemble Linen. While Cotton is amazing it takes quite awhile to dry after water rides which is pretty much the only negative. Performance Fabrics such as long sleeve t shirts are also helpful to a certain point but then again they wont protect your neck from the sun. Throwing on sunscreen can be a bit of a hassle at times but anyways Appreciate all the content you put out so thanks again to the entire GG team.
Just got myself a vintage banker's lamp at the thrift store for $5 and I love it so much. A few days later, I also found an antique banker's chair at Goodwill for $12. My partner thinks I'm turning our home into a bank.
For some reason i think that the older style are more pleasant to the eye than the 1960s mad man style. With that said i do my admin work with a computer, smartphone, notebook and a random pen i found at work.
I would like to be in a position to have a traditional style but with a modern desk (as in the physical object preferably custom made). Can't do much about the multiple monitors but can purchase items with a more traditional style such as the clocks, letter opener, letter trays, work in work out trays, desk mat etc.
depending on how handy you are, you might be able to make custom enclosures for the monitors. or have a local woodworker do it for you. either way, make sure you have adequate cooling. and also, invest in some cable management, even a cheap flexible plastic mesh tube will go a long way in helping your desk look cleaner.
Just got a bankers lamp from a thrift store! Unfortunately I'm still a recently moved in college student so it's by far the classiest thing that me and my roommates own and makes everything else look worse by comparison. Still a great find that will hopefully be a start to a better looking office space in the future.
I work in IT I have a few ideas how to go about this, been trying to think how I can be a fully fledged IT pro wile also having a classic work space? What’s on your mind?
The most attention grabbing accessory I've used was a Magic 8 Ball. I would joke about how I made such accurate decisions using that prognostication toy.
i dont know why youtube recommended this tome but these are some great tips as i work a lot with physical documents and my office looks like a clutter bomb went off in there
As I get older, I start to appreciate and understand the traditional way of life more and more. It’s just a matter of time until I completly transfer into my father 😂
Only point to disagree on is Moleskine for journals, as their paper is inconsistent and of poor quality. I highly recommend Rhodia/Clairfontaine paper, Tomoe River Paper, or Cosmo Air papers over them. Less expensive and of superior quality, especially for fountain pens.
For use with fountain pens, Moleskines are generally not considered to be reliable paper in the fountain pen user community, Leuchtturm being a more reliable brand for fountain pen friendly paper. Another brand I would recommend for notebooks that are classy and professional-looking is the Japanese brand Maruman.
I would be interested to see a garment care video specifically on disinfecting/sanitising clothing. That is, removing germs from clothing. The problem is that detergent doesn't remove germs by itself. I've looked into multiple perspectives on this, such as using bleach, alcohol, vinegar, etcetera. Each of these methods always seems to have some downside and shouldn't be used all the time, however. I've recently looked into separate disinfectant sprays which can be used on clothing, alongside cleansers which can be used in the wash cycle. There's also things like handwashing with soap, sundrying and ironing, which can also play a part in sanitation. Would this be a concept the channel would be interested in covering?
@@TheSultan1470 That's repulsive. I could've used any other example of germs. Sweating on clothing long enough will lead to germs building up in the fabric.
I just want to stress how long I’ve been waiting for someone to go into detail about desks. It’s such an obvious thing but I’m kinda sick of saying “yeah that’s just the desk that I felt like getting” and dealing with a lame desk that doesn’t suit me. I may also be a little bit insane in that regard.
i love the old...its more original and feels more cooler.... i love my home office setup...should make a video on it...on my channel...i already did my EDC...now its time for the office and desk setup video...
Home desk = Whalen 72" Metal and Wood industrial workbench. I prefer standing. For sit times/visitors = 28" x 28" x 26.5" wood carved table with two chairs, same dark wood stain as the Whalen. I'm looking for that perfect video light that doesn't reflect in the eyeballs, or other. Not a fan of the Ring lights. Side note: Yay for no-product hair; looks way better. Thift shops find me lots of old style desk accessories in marble or wood or brass. my desk clock is the outlier - crystal.
Everyday I find myself getting closer and closer to all things archaic and old fashioned. Last year it was what I wore, then fountain pens, and now my desk. Soon my entire lifestyle will parallel that of a 1920's banker.
Nice
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do you know where to buy "antique" style desks with a front panel? its hard to explain but i think you get the picture.
@@romanov7723 I'd probably recommend any local furniture store, locally owned, they might have some wooden desks that have an antique feel. Most of those types of desks probably have a front panel
Dont go jumping off of any buildings when the market crashes.
I got most of this stuff either starting or graduating high school (c/o 2000), because I was raised by a sorta traditional family. But I never used any of it, I didn't understand most of it, and I gradually got rid of all of it, including the desk itself. Lately, I sort of want it back.
Classic story man, problem is most of this cool old stuff isn't properly appreciated or explained to people, its left in the hands of either very fringe hobbyists or very obdurate family members so it ends up associated with said annoying people and their overly strict and at times bigoted views
@@remus2985 nothing wrong with old school views & beliefs, being told you must accept everything or you are a bad person sucks even more in my opinion.
@@moorshound3243 well said
@@ece5925 why thank you, have a great day.
If I were you I would cry myself to sleep every night
Adding to the thoughts on keeping a tidy desk...
You need a "blank working spot" on your desk. This space is to always remain clear, unless you are working. For example, your keyboard and mouse uses this space when you are working at the computer. If you need to write something in a notebook, move the keyboard and mouse back to its home, then work on your notebook.
When you are done with the notebook, put it back in its home.
Have a designated "work space" on your desk that you keep empty.
The oil lamp is good as a backup during power outages. That is what we used my grandfather’s railroad lamps for, a couple times a year.
i personally use a candelabra.
Good day,
As a German with very poor English, it is often difficult for me to listen to your language for long periods of time, but I have to openly admit that your voice is absolutely brilliant to listen to, the gentle intonation and speed when speaking is pleasant and gives a feeling of familiarity. Other than that, this is a really great video! and yes, I wrote that here with a translator ^^
If it brings you any comfort, friend, you are not alone with your complaint. Proper diction is a thing even native English speakers like myself wish people shared, haha.
An excellent & informative video. I always appreciate Preston's delivery: Articulate, erudite, great vocal diction and diaphragmatic support, with a touch of humor. Superb! The new hair aesthetics also are very good for Preston. Thanks for providing.
🤭🤭🤭
a type writer or an oil lamp as a decorative ornament is a nice touch in the home office environment
YES!!!!!!! THIS IS QUITE LITERALLY THE PERFECT TIMING FOR ME!!!!!! I just bought one of those “bankers” lamps but in a brown vintage look. It looks perfect. I am looking for desk things for my dorm. That’s where I’m at in the checklist and my goodness, but yet to buy anything but the lamp. I am already balling on a budget and this I’ll just make it perfect.
What an amazing video! A classic desktop can show elegance and style, elevanting the look and giving a boost in productivity, at least for me hahahaha.
The Gentleman's Gazette never fails to amaze me with great videos, congratulations for the all team.
The classic desk is my general way to go. I prefer antique bronze clocks amd lamps, leather trays and desk mats, and wooden items that work well together. There something’s I can’t do much about being a software engineer but with a little bit of planning you can keep that mostly hidden away such as your laptop and dock and made it so even my monitor can disappear when not in use.
Nothing like the classical look with real materials.
and if you cannot find a sutible used desk at a thrift /antique store/ searching facebook marketplace/craigslist (and if you have the money to do so) you should comission one from a local woodworker over purchasing a mass manufactured desk. the quality will likely be much higher (or about equivalent), and can often have features that would be difficult to get on a regular desk, or only really found on compleatly custom/specialty company desk.
Preston, one of your best! Your style and delivery were on point and the content was excellent.
Glad you included the rotary phone into your list! I have one on my desktop, it's fun to dial numbers the and receive calls the old way
My set up: WFH vintage 30s oak desk, imac, Victorian oil lamp, family pictures on wall, drawer organisers, small oak desk top drawers. Work space: vintage 30s leather topped rimu bankers desk with back rail, overhead projector as lamp, large mirrors on walls.
I really did not expect this video to delve into wired vs wireless home internet connections. Good job.
I would love to get your take on a gentleman's home library.
massive hand made book cases filled with heavy leather bound books with a library ladder, and stained glass windows. A large over stuffed leather easy chair, next to a roaring fireplace with a stone hearth, a wool rug, a hot drink of choice, and a cat.
(this is my dream library atleast.)
Maybe look up dark academia design. Seems rather old school gentlemanly.
A room with all the books. I have 100s of books on dozens of subjects in nonfiction and fiction in mine
So good! Would love to see a list of those old-fashioned "quirky" touches!
1:46 i'll never get tired of that ''Mass Facepalm'' gif.
Yes, have a desk you truly love ! ❤😊
The banker’s lamp is a great suggestion! Been hoping to find a good decorative candlestick telephone too, they just look awesome. On another note, whenever they do the sock reveal at the end I always hope for some sexy saxophone music 😂
"'tis peak my Lord!!"
I love your lifestyle videos ❤ It would be quite interesting to see one on classic games for gentlemen like chess, backgammon or bridge!
Love this! I like a blend of modern and traditional. My desk is a motorized sit-stand desk (modern) but its surface has an aged wood look (classic). I have a monitor and laptop (modern) but right next to it a banker’s lamp (brass with green shade) and Bulova clock that my company gave me for ten years of service. I need a letter tray, probably will go classic with that. Might get a pen holder too. Regarding pens, I do have a fountain pen and love it but to write notes in my notebook throughout the day I honestly find it to be a bit of a hassle so I just use my ballpoint pens.
My next improvements to my desk are to get letter trays and clean up the papers and letters that are currently an eyesore and then tidy up all my wires. I’m going to get simple Velcro wire management/sleeves to make my desk less cluttered.
So for me it’s modern in function but with classy touches…kind of like me myself.
Thanks Gentleman’s Gazette!
Bro is speaking in Times New Roman.
lollll
Regarding telephones, if one does not want to fork over the cost of a landline service, a pulse to tone converter will allow a rotary phone to work on a VOIP telephone service, and there's even bluetooth converters to make and answer cell phone calls on a landline.
I like to combine the modern streamlined style with classical ornamentations :)
I have quite an unusual mix of styles, where the desk itself is modern frosted glass, but I accent it with vintage pieces like an old British GPO Type 332 phone, some leather accessories, and some vintage fountain pens.
The vintage phone was restored and repainted in a lovely Cadbury purple, as well as rewired to work with a modern British phone socket, but in a couple of years I'll have to figure out how to connect it to a VoIP system to keep using it once BT switch over to the new systems and drop support for the legacy phone lines.
I recently found a bankers lamp with a blue shade and a marble desktop pen set at Goodwill. I love classic pieces, they usually stand the test of time.
You can also look for retro designs. For example, if you like the aesthetic of type writers, they make retro themed keyboards with the same form factor as a typewriter. They have all of the functionality as a modern keyboard {usb-c, Bluetooth, lithium-ion batteries} but have the same look as a typewriter.
Qwerkywriter, is expensive, but has that classic look.
Wow. I’ve been looking for this for years.
Also please make a film on a gentleman’s man cave. Thanks a lot
I have so many items at my office. The one item lately many of my guests point out is my Dyson hepa-filter bladeless fan.
You love the channel, and topics you cover. Do you have anything covering a “study” or similar room? I’m not a huge fan of the term “man cave” thank you love your channel!!!
Recreation room, Lounge, or Smoking room might be gentalmanly alternitives to the term man cave
Great job Preston! Semi-casual, nailed it!
I love the JFK desk and chair as you cover photo!
Hey guys, this may be a weird question to ask, but would you guys ever be visiting the UK anytime soon? I did hear. You might visit Edinburg soon, so if you are, could you please let us know? 😅
I prefer a more modern desktop today to keep things updated. Truly curious by the way and I know it's a bit random but it would be pretty interesting if you did a future video on what you all would wear to a theme park. I've always worn t shirts and shorts while attending one during my trips to Orlando to visit my grandparents but next time I'm out there I will think about upgrading to my moisture wicking polos and a pair of drawstring Seersucker pants that actually resemble Linen. While Cotton is amazing it takes quite awhile to dry after water rides which is pretty much the only negative. Performance Fabrics such as long sleeve t shirts are also helpful to a certain point but then again they wont protect your neck from the sun. Throwing on sunscreen can be a bit of a hassle at times but anyways Appreciate all the content you put out so thanks again to the entire GG team.
I always wondered what the guy who voiced Kermit the Frog looked like. What a dapper gent!
Thank you very much. Great video. I liked the water bottle you use. Where can I get it? Regards.
I would prefer a hybrid of modern and traditional
You guys always do such deep dives on historic aesthetics. I appreciate the details and the research behind them 👍
I'm moving into an apartment soon and a video on gentleman furniture would be wonderful.
They actually have (at least) 2 other videos on home decor! One is more classic and vintage inspired and the other is more modern.
i love these guys
You forgot a True Gentleman has fuzzy dice hanging from the lamp, a wind-up plastic hula doll and one of those animatronic talking fishes on the wall.
Preston, great video.
Super cool as usual, thanks guys!
Just got myself a vintage banker's lamp at the thrift store for $5 and I love it so much. A few days later, I also found an antique banker's chair at Goodwill for $12. My partner thinks I'm turning our home into a bank.
I love your videos! I decorated my law office based on your styles. I even got a typewritten from the 1950s!
Nice pic of JfK’s Oval Office desk 👍
I love the option of having a beautiful office so I can cruise around on Amazon LOL
Another fantastic video, Preston! Thanks for sharing with us!
Cheers from Brazil!
Classic for Me, great video loved it. Great effort by team @gentleman's gazette.
Fantastic - really enjoyed this one. I’m looking to have an art deco style to my study, which is currently being built in the back garden…
This should come before pandemic
Agree wholeheartedly. Unforgivable lack of precognition on the part of the Gentleman's Gazette.
I'm surprised to not see a leather portfolio on here. I use mine all the time and think it looks rather classy. Loved the video.
I like my Amish made wooden desk. I also have a writing desk made by an ancestor I use to write snail mail on.
Very Don Draper👏👏
nice office table accesories and office supplies.
I am a woman and love watching "Gentlman`s Gazette".
Thanks for the video excellent choices but the stand by BEEP is irritating to say the least especially with head phones on
Great content keep it up
For some reason i think that the older style are more pleasant to the eye than the 1960s mad man style.
With that said i do my admin work with a computer, smartphone, notebook and a random pen i found at work.
I would like to be in a position to have a traditional style but with a modern desk (as in the physical object preferably custom made). Can't do much about the multiple monitors but can purchase items with a more traditional style such as the clocks, letter opener, letter trays, work in work out trays, desk mat etc.
depending on how handy you are, you might be able to make custom enclosures for the monitors.
or have a local woodworker do it for you.
either way, make sure you have adequate cooling.
and also, invest in some cable management, even a cheap flexible plastic mesh tube will go a long way in helping your desk look cleaner.
@@Reverend_Salem great advice. Neighbour is a carpenter so no issue there. Yes I've considered cable management and will cable tie it under desk top.
Just got a bankers lamp from a thrift store! Unfortunately I'm still a recently moved in college student so it's by far the classiest thing that me and my roommates own and makes everything else look worse by comparison. Still a great find that will hopefully be a start to a better looking office space in the future.
Traditional desktop is looks great.
What bulb do you recommend in bankers lamp?
Great suggestions. However, how about incorporating high-tech office into a gentleman's office?
I work in IT I have a few ideas how to go about this, been trying to think how I can be a fully fledged IT pro wile also having a classic work space? What’s on your mind?
I think every classic gentlemen also needs a manual typewriter 😊
I was given a Montblanc pen recently, so I've gotten a start on this.
That facial hair is the icing on a already great Preston cake.
4:26 a problem is to place a 49" curved monitor on a classic desk 😢
Very timely video for me. And well done too! I needed this inspiration and information just now.
Good idea for a topic.
The most attention grabbing accessory I've used was a Magic 8 Ball. I would joke about how I made such accurate decisions using that prognostication toy.
What you need is a 1930 brass sculpture or a car mascot like Lalique Spirit of the wind.
and finally you can end the night with a nice glass of laudanum.🧐
I may not be old enough to work, but since I still go to school, this is still helpful.
1:30 in and we are still hearing what we will eventually hear about 😂
i dont know why youtube recommended this tome but these are some great tips as i work a lot with physical documents and my office looks like a clutter bomb went off in there
6:20 and that how the lads of Gentlemen's Gazet know where the Breaker Box is.
Both the perfect
This is a great video. Looking to upgrade my library and this has plenty of ideas for me.
As I get older, I start to appreciate and understand the traditional way of life more and more. It’s just a matter of time until I completly transfer into my father 😂
Someday I would like to have a Victorian style library/study.
I have a drill sergeant that looks like he could be Preston’s angry older brother.
have a traditional desk and banker's lamp, with a PC tower with RGB and ultrawide monitor on it
9:14 The perfect desk!
That vintage telephone does it for me😂😂😂
Just wanted to say that the stubble suits you Preston.
Only point to disagree on is Moleskine for journals, as their paper is inconsistent and of poor quality. I highly recommend Rhodia/Clairfontaine paper, Tomoe River Paper, or Cosmo Air papers over them. Less expensive and of superior quality, especially for fountain pens.
Hi. My desk (natural wood) hás a 1939 typewriter, a vintage desk fan (working), a vintage rádio (working), and a all-metal desk lamp.
Cool stuff
Alright can't wait to spiff up the ol folding vinyl table
Im high because of cold medicines and this video is amazing for it.
excelent video
I love it
For use with fountain pens, Moleskines are generally not considered to be reliable paper in the fountain pen user community, Leuchtturm being a more reliable brand for fountain pen friendly paper. Another brand I would recommend for notebooks that are classy and professional-looking is the Japanese brand Maruman.
A simple clairefontaine or rhodia works perfectly fine and of course much cheaper
The nararator looks like he could have played Niles Crane Son David on the Frasier Show. I love his voice. : - D
I would be interested to see a garment care video specifically on disinfecting/sanitising clothing. That is, removing germs from clothing. The problem is that detergent doesn't remove germs by itself. I've looked into multiple perspectives on this, such as using bleach, alcohol, vinegar, etcetera. Each of these methods always seems to have some downside and shouldn't be used all the time, however. I've recently looked into separate disinfectant sprays which can be used on clothing, alongside cleansers which can be used in the wash cycle. There's also things like handwashing with soap, sundrying and ironing, which can also play a part in sanitation. Would this be a concept the channel would be interested in covering?
Normal laundering removes germs.
@@rickybobby6760 Sorry to break it to you, but if you wash a poopy T-shirt only with detergent, the poop stain comes out, but the poop germs do not.
@Spaghetti King lol...sure.
@@rickybobby6760 Detergent is a stain remover, not a disinfectant. Enjoy your unsanitised clothes.
@@TheSultan1470 That's repulsive. I could've used any other example of germs. Sweating on clothing long enough will lead to germs building up in the fabric.
I just want to stress how long I’ve been waiting for someone to go into detail about desks. It’s such an obvious thing but I’m kinda sick of saying “yeah that’s just the desk that I felt like getting” and dealing with a lame desk that doesn’t suit me. I may also be a little bit insane in that regard.
i love the old...its more original and feels more cooler....
i love my home office setup...should make a video on it...on my channel...i already did my EDC...now its time for the office and desk setup video...
You should also recommend traditional brands wich are not china made like rössler
Home desk = Whalen 72" Metal and Wood industrial workbench. I prefer standing. For sit times/visitors = 28" x 28" x 26.5" wood carved table with two chairs, same dark wood stain as the Whalen. I'm looking for that perfect video light that doesn't reflect in the eyeballs, or other. Not a fan of the Ring lights. Side note: Yay for no-product hair; looks way better. Thift shops find me lots of old style desk accessories in marble or wood or brass. my desk clock is the outlier - crystal.