Wait until you hear the edm remix…as someone that strongly dislikes the no instrument used “genre”, that remix is absolutely hilarious. Entertainment value exceeding all other beep boop songs.
Mi nieto es español ,nacido en España.Madre polaca padre español.Se lo llevó abuelo polaco por culpa servicios sociales y no lo veo y siento dolor en mi alma. Tiene ahora cuatro años. Así nunca conocerá a su abuela española y a su padre. Lo cuide hasta los tres años.Gracias.
@@BigRiceEnergy That's where most "recycling" winds up anyway. OP is right, we should be stopping the waste cycle altogether in whatever contexts we can
Great idea! I've been using glass plates and dishes as trays, candleholders etc, I don't know why it never occured to me to use them underneath pots thst don't come with dishes. I'll be doing that from now on.
Thank you for passing that on! I’ve been avoiding the plastic ones for years cuz they’re so ugly, but I’ve been struggling to protect my furniture. This feels so obvious now!! I love it!
I also use a round cork mat underneath my glass plates. Cut to fit if needed. Condensation can sometimes form on the glass plates and damage wooden furniture. Think of it as a plant plate coaster. 😉🪴👍
I agree. I've been doing this for a long time. I also use assorted dishes/plates for bird bathes, feeder plates, etc. The birds & animals enjoy the variety of water depths available to them every day.
I feel like a moron! I shop at thrift stores at least a couple times a month and my garden is full of crystal bowls and vases made into mushrooms with solar lights underneath but it never occurred to me to use beautiful trays and platters under my indoor plants. And I absolutely hate the little plastic trays because the bumps make my plants tilt on my bamboo plant stand with slats. Another reason to hit the thrift stores! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I found the perfect sized tray for a bonsai pot while thrifting with my friend. She was doubtful it would work, but we went back to my house and I put the pot on the tray - it was like a Cinderella moment - she was so impressed it fit just right. Glory days 😂
I'm using a pie plate rn that I made a humidity tray out of for my sick orchid. I I only need 2 more glass dishes for my other plants. I just started doing this! It's cheaper than buying the ugly plastic dishes too!
this is so creative and does a lot to get those glass pieces (that sit there until they eventually fall and break) out of the thrift store ❤❤❤ keep thrifting 🎉❤
That’s definitely not true. Glassware is always in high demand, and it’s actually really hard to find these pieces because most people want them for their families.
Brilliant! I've been going to the local thrift store and I'm sorry I refused to pay 6 or 7.00 for one plate or saucer. I have so many of those serving dishes weigh in the top cupboard that I never use, until now! Thank you😊
is the grape set the universal plate for all moms? we have 2 or more kinds of grape dish set, also my grandma lmfao its cute tho. we have the blue glass one and the white set for juice with those little glass cups you hang
Legit, i was bothered af when the stores in my area only had plastic ones. May as well just use the top from my take out. Literal trash. This is a very good idea
And they just break so easily, and when they do then you’ve got ruined furniture or paperwork or whatever it’s near… And that just makes me sick to my stomach!
Omg Ive been doing this for a couple years now: ash trays are my best friend. Ive found so many pretty colours and patterns. It got me started on my pink depression glass collecting!
Sadly, most plastic cannot be easily recycled. When you recycle plastic, you’re really just throwing it away. In the USA we don’t recycle plastic, we just send it to countries like China and India.
I went and bought the baking large dishes that looked very used at the thrift store a couple of months ago and tell you the truth it is the best desicion I made to buy them there. They are reliable and thick, and does not warp or crack! My plants are happy er too because they remain wet for a longer period. ❤❤❤❤❤ Saved good money instead of buying a set of plastic every 3 months.
I just convinced my sister this is the way to go. I priced saucers at Lowe's for $7 to 12 dollars each. Small terracotta ones to boot. Large ones were $20 plus. For a plant saucer.
first time in my life I see those plant saucers, we have been using lids from all kinds of plastic containers, some weak,some sturdy,but it never crossed our heads to buy specifically for putting under the pots😮 only in the US☹️
I did thus with the dish set my momma got me when I moved away for school 😅 they were a thrift from a garage sale lmfao but I also couldn't get rid of them sooo 🤷♀️ my various plants now make use of them
I've been a thrifty person for decades, some of my best items came from a thrift store or garage sale or estate sales, People can't believe some things I got from garage sales for cheap and some items were still brand new with the tags still on 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯👌🏽👌🏽
I'm a thrifter and I've used this trick for decades! Love this vid! & love that you used Belinda Carlisle's HEAVEN ON EARTH 🎵- this album was the 1st i ever bought on cassette tape in the 80s!
Oh my freaking goodness ARE YOU SERIOUS!!!! I've never ever ever ever thought of doing this😲 Do you know how much I've struggled with those ugly plastic trays that always somehow end up getting a split in them and leaking!!
Thanks,the thrift stores in our city are all gone.The estate sales have not too much, and I will look at what I have in boxes under my buffet cabinet 😂
I've been using a thrifted square moulded glass dish, as a "useful pot" for my washing up bits'n'bobs, for ages. It's only cut crystal that can magnify sunshine and cause fires---good old soda-lime (milk bottle) glass is OK.
Yeah the thing about plastic is that its flimsy and cracks after a few months or a few years compared to thrifted glass plates from goodwill In fact my mom also does this and so do I. Usually on occasions whenever we have to move a potted plant inside to shelter it from the Arizona heatwave avg 117-119F.
Maybe if I ever buy a house... I rent and have the best luck. Having landlords sell the place after only a year living it it... glass is much more to pack and move unfortunately
And as an added note, after a while, when they get dirty and grimy, just clean them with hot soapy water that has vinegar in it. The vinegar will get it super clean! 😊
Goodwill in southeast georgia savannah, was wildly and horrifically, traumatically abusive to me the eight months I worked there. They wereand still are, also ridiculously and pathetically abusing & making fun of the handicapped and challenged employees and terrorizing, harassing them. Boycott Goodwill ! Don't shop and don't donate.
Great idea!!! So much glass sits and sits and sits at the secondhand stores near me. So many beautiful pieces, now I can give some a second life!
Sun shining through glass
causes FIRES 🚒🔥
@ReginaRedding Where did you hear this? As far as I knew that was only for crystal balls.
@@ReginaRedding no you five year old if you have atleast 1 braincell yku know only magnerifying glass does that
@@Virginny I experienced it.
So does plastic @@ReginaRedding🙄
Wait I’ve never heard this brother ew mashup that is a dope track 😂
Bahahaha my son used to say that when he was 7 and now I k ow it’s a mash up song or some
Meme 😂
I was more entertained by the soundtrack 😂
My thoughts exactly!
@@Okay-oz4tl yeah its a meme
Wait until you hear the edm remix…as someone that strongly dislikes the no instrument used “genre”, that remix is absolutely hilarious. Entertainment value exceeding all other beep boop songs.
I've never heard about plastic saucers for pots 🤣🤣 in Poland we put it on beautiful plates or dishes
Poland makes beautiful glass !
My favorite wine glasses is from
Poland !
Ditto in Bulgarian and we do the same thing. Although I have a few plastics too they can be great for bottom watering :)
i m german, i sometimes use old dish plates i no longer use for plant pots.
Same in France....
Mi nieto es español ,nacido en España.Madre polaca padre español.Se lo llevó abuelo polaco por culpa servicios sociales y no lo veo y siento dolor en mi alma. Tiene ahora cuatro años. Así nunca conocerá a su abuela española y a su padre. Lo cuide hasta los tres años.Gracias.
Stop the plastics buying and recycling ♻️ as much as we can. Besides those TRAYS crack easy when cleaning and emptying… GREAT VIDEO.
Yeah, stop recycling!
@@Molon_Labe1776 😂
Yay stop recycling! Throw all your plastics into the ocean!
@@BigRiceEnergy
Plastic POLLUTION 😮😮😢😢
@@BigRiceEnergy That's where most "recycling" winds up anyway. OP is right, we should be stopping the waste cycle altogether in whatever contexts we can
I have been doing that for years!!!! Makes the plant look better too. And you can wash them when they get dirty
Looks so much better than the flimsy plastic saucers. Great idea.
Whyyyyyyy HAVE I NEVER THOUGHT OF THIS?!!!! me and my mom love thrifting and antique shopping 🛍 THIS IS GENIUS
Me either
One of my local thrifts puts the chipped plates in a free bin for plants!
Good idea!
Great idea! I've been using glass plates and dishes as trays, candleholders etc, I don't know why it never occured to me to use them underneath pots thst don't come with dishes. I'll be doing that from now on.
Thank you for passing that on! I’ve been avoiding the plastic ones for years cuz they’re so ugly, but I’ve been struggling to protect my furniture. This feels so obvious now!! I love it!
I also use a round cork mat underneath my glass plates. Cut to fit if needed. Condensation can sometimes form on the glass plates and damage wooden furniture.
Think of it as a plant plate coaster.
😉🪴👍
Genius. Works for jewelry, candles, perfumes, christmas decor, and anything else!!❤
I agree. I've been doing this for a long time. I also use assorted dishes/plates for bird bathes, feeder plates, etc. The birds & animals enjoy the variety of water depths available to them every day.
Reduce, reuse, recycle!! I also love to save and reuse food container lids for plant saucers ♻️
Me too! The glass sounds like a great aesthetic idea, but you can't beat something it doesn't feel like you paid for 😂
@@fariahcriss5696 Oh I totally agree ☝️😁
Over half of mine are coffee can lids.
I feel like a moron! I shop at thrift stores at least a couple times a month and my garden is full of crystal bowls and vases made into mushrooms with solar lights underneath but it never occurred to me to use beautiful trays and platters under my indoor plants. And I absolutely hate the little plastic trays because the bumps make my plants tilt on my bamboo plant stand with slats. Another reason to hit the thrift stores! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
That’s clever! No surprise leakers that way either! Brilliant stuff
I found the perfect sized tray for a bonsai pot while thrifting with my friend. She was doubtful it would work, but we went back to my house and I put the pot on the tray - it was like a Cinderella moment - she was so impressed it fit just right. Glory days 😂
I've been doing that for years. Glad you are sharing.
I never knew there were plastic plant saucers. I grew up to the ones made with glass, ceramics, and clay lol
Have been doing this for many years, using all kinds of pretty pottery plates and whatever I find. Looks great!
I'm using a pie plate rn that I made a humidity tray out of for my sick orchid. I I only need 2 more glass dishes for my other plants. I just started doing this! It's cheaper than buying the ugly plastic dishes too!
this is so creative and does a lot to get those glass pieces (that sit there until they eventually fall and break) out of the thrift store ❤❤❤
keep thrifting 🎉❤
That’s definitely not true. Glassware is always in high demand, and it’s actually really hard to find these pieces because most people want them for their families.
I love glass and crystal, so I've done this for years. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
I had no idea those plastic things existed they’re horrific! I grew up with the saucers, so this is quite eye opening to me 😮
Brilliant! I've been going to the local thrift store and I'm sorry I refused to pay 6 or 7.00 for one plate or saucer. I have so many of those serving dishes weigh in the top cupboard that I never use, until now! Thank you😊
Use them because our young generation are not happy we have all those fancy dishes and not enough money.
I used the flat glass covers from old light fixtures as plant plates. They work great and look nice. And they came with the house so no extra cost 😂.
I did this lol. Makes a lot of sense to spend 3.99 on a nice glass dish when the cheap and flimsy plastic ones are the same price if not more
And...they are u.g.l.y.😮😮😮
At least I'm not the only one lol I love finding some cute dishes to use like this.
My mom has the whole grape dish set. We use them for holiday snack trays 😂
is the grape set the universal plate for all moms? we have 2 or more kinds of grape dish set, also my grandma lmfao its cute tho. we have the blue glass one and the white set for juice with those little glass cups you hang
@@genshinF2Play I think it’s a universal set for moms lol
I use the plastic saucers for INSIDE a planter. But that square glass tray does look nice and sparkly!
Yep. My plants sit on beautifully hand painted china or vintage glass plates. ❤
Oh I like this idea so much!! Right now I use plastic container lids- mostly leftover ones, no matches…and they are so boring! 😂
And 🤮
Great idea. I thrift glass trays and use them for perfume trays and jewelry trays.
Yes, very cool, but can I just point out the SONG?😂
Brotha ewhh..😂
Yep. Been doing it for years! So much fun. 🤩
Thanks for the Idea, It looks so much prettier And last a lot longer and it can be washed out easily. Great idea! Thanks again
Legit, i was bothered af when the stores in my area only had plastic ones. May as well just use the top from my take out. Literal trash. This is a very good idea
And they just break so easily, and when they do then you’ve got ruined furniture or paperwork or whatever it’s near… And that just makes me sick to my stomach!
I reuse round take out container for saucers or bottom watering. Obvious glass is prettier. I love this idea for plants reasting on larger surfaces!
Omg Ive been doing this for a couple years now: ash trays are my best friend. Ive found so many pretty colours and patterns. It got me started on my pink depression glass collecting!
Ash trays are getting hard to find nowadays .
Ashtrays are getting hard to find !
Brilliant! I shall recycle my plastic and switch to this
REDUCE, REUSE, THENNNN AND ONLY THEN RECYCLE🤦 I swear people be stupid af
Just use the plastic you already have bc then you’re creating more waste
Sadly, most plastic cannot be easily recycled. When you recycle plastic, you’re really just throwing it away. In the USA we don’t recycle plastic, we just send it to countries like China and India.
So please just use your plastic as long as possible. By recycling it you are really just throwing it away.
Uhhh that totally defeats the purpose of creating less waste
Been doing this for years. Thrift stores have tons of these beauties.
When you’re in thrift stores look for crystal ashtrays to put your violets in instead of a violet pot it’s so much easier to water them.
That's why my cat eats from fish-shaped glass dishes. 😊
I wash and reuse the foil trays food comes in for my outdoor plants. The ones that are for food to be heated in the oven are really good for this. 😊
I went and bought the baking large dishes that looked very used at the thrift store a couple of months ago and tell you the truth it is the best desicion I made to buy them there. They are reliable and thick, and does not warp or crack! My plants are happy er too because they remain wet for a longer period. ❤❤❤❤❤ Saved good money instead of buying a set of plastic every 3 months.
I just convinced my sister this is the way to go. I priced saucers at Lowe's for $7 to 12 dollars each. Small terracotta ones to boot. Large ones were $20 plus. For a plant saucer.
first time in my life I see those plant saucers, we have been using lids from all kinds of plastic containers, some weak,some sturdy,but it never crossed our heads to buy specifically for putting under the pots😮 only in the US☹️
Awesome idea!! If the drained water turns them yellow/brown with crust over time, make sure to gently scrub with vinegar and they will be like new.
I did thus with the dish set my momma got me when I moved away for school 😅 they were a thrift from a garage sale lmfao but I also couldn't get rid of them sooo 🤷♀️ my various plants now make use of them
I’ve been doing this for a long time. It really elevates the whole look!
I've been a thrifty person for decades, some of my best items came from a thrift store or garage sale or estate sales,
People can't believe some things I got from garage sales for cheap and some items were still brand new with the tags still on 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯👌🏽👌🏽
I only ever used those plastic saucers as a temporary bird bath/waterer!
I'm a thrifter and I've used this trick for decades! Love this vid! & love that you used Belinda Carlisle's HEAVEN ON EARTH 🎵- this album was the 1st i ever bought on cassette tape in the 80s!
I've never even seen these thin plastic garbage coasters here. It's either clay, ceramic or really good quality hard plastic.
What a great idea! Now I can’t wait to go thrifting!!!😊😊😊
Nice to see someone else does this! The pie dishes are perfect for plant saucers.
WHAT?! How simple & brilliant! Doing this TODAY.
Been doing this since the '50s. Friends thought it was a waste ...
Oh my freaking goodness ARE YOU SERIOUS!!!! I've never ever ever ever thought of doing this😲 Do you know how much I've struggled with those ugly plastic trays that always somehow end up getting a split in them and leaking!!
Thank you for the tip. I am going to upgrade for my babies. Plant Mom here!😍😀
Thanks,the thrift stores in our city are all gone.The estate sales have not too much, and I will look at what I have in boxes under my buffet cabinet 😂
I hope i was not the only one who thought this is the craziest ew brother mashup 😂😂
My 85 year old friend introduced me to this idea last year. It’s great fun!!
*Sigh* And this ladies & gentlemen is exactly why prices have gone up considerably.
I love this idea! And I also love the background "brother eww" my grandkids love that video and always say it.
I started doing this too... the plastic breaks and leaks .. glass can be reused for years 😊
i didn't know plastic plant saucers even existed
Most of the things I put a plate under our outdoor plants. So I A lot of times use plastic and aluminum pie plates that come with Bakery items I buy
Yes! I do this, and also make bee baths out of some of them, and bird baths out of bigger platters :)
I've been using a thrifted square moulded glass dish, as a "useful pot" for my washing up bits'n'bobs, for ages. It's only cut crystal that can magnify sunshine and cause fires---good old soda-lime (milk bottle) glass is OK.
Very clever! Beautiful and saves the planet ❤
I use chipped plates. I found the glass water stained more easily and was more difficult to keep looking nice.
I also use dollar store actual plates made from glass or ceramic. Weird how they end up being cheaper than terracotta planters.
So cute!! But y am i so obsessed with this sound😅 i just watched this video like 10 times😂
Been doing that...These vids is why $$$ store and goodwill are raising their prices
That's genius! I do thrift the water vases for my hydro grown plants. It's expensive buying brand new glass cylinders 😂
Ive been doing this for years. I also buy big bowls to put out for bird baths. 😊
Congrats, you just unlock 70' polish granny house
YES! My mom has been doing this for years! I honestly so much from her about being fabulous on a budget
That last plate... I have a four set with the tea cup😂😂😂😂😂😂
I use the cut glass covered candy dishes in my bathroom for my powder and those beautiful little scented soaps.
Yeah the thing about plastic is that its flimsy and cracks after a few months or a few years compared to thrifted glass plates from goodwill In fact my mom also does this and so do I. Usually on occasions whenever we have to move a potted plant inside to shelter it from the Arizona heatwave avg 117-119F.
Been doing this for 50+ years. ❤🎉😂 It's lovely 🌹
I would agree but my local Goodwill's charge an arm and leg for basic crap. Saucers are $5 a pop.
That’s actually freaking genius and I am disgusted at myself that I haven’t thought of that😂
I use pretty glass dishes for my candles, as trinket or jelly holders.
Thank you for the best idea!! Shopping trip on Monday!!
I’ve been doing this for years! I love it, you can save the lone dishes at the thrift
Maybe if I ever buy a house... I rent and have the best luck. Having landlords sell the place after only a year living it it... glass is much more to pack and move unfortunately
And as an added note, after a while, when they get dirty and grimy, just clean them with hot soapy water that has vinegar in it. The vinegar will get it super clean! 😊
I started doing this years ago, even taking some of the single plates that sat on the shelves for weeks.
I use the 50 cent Walmart plates or boot trays but this is genius!
Found your hack a couple weeks ago. Ran with it and I'm very happy I did.
The song is a banger. 😭😭
Very good, go for secondhand shop, or pawn shop to cycle up 🙏✅🇪🇺🌱🌍
What a cute idea!!! Love it! 💚💚
Been doing this for decades!! It's great!! N change em out for holidays,color,etc!!!
Goodwill in southeast georgia savannah, was wildly and horrifically, traumatically abusive to me the eight months I worked there. They wereand still are, also ridiculously and pathetically abusing & making fun of the handicapped and challenged employees and terrorizing, harassing them.
Boycott Goodwill ! Don't shop and don't donate.
DECORATIVE ASHTRAYS ARE LOVELY TOO!
Interesting combo to use for the music 😂
That’s what I do too, buy nice plates from second hand stores!!
OMG! Why have I never thought of this! Such a good idea
Omgggg thank you for this idea! I have so many glass trays from my grandma and it would be a great way to use them.