yes, I'd be really interested in a video about the silica gels. I have tons of them from medication and I feel bad just chucking them. Thanks, Klaire. Love your channel and hope you and your family are doing well :)
Would u consider making a video about how u got sick and how u found out what you have and how you are dealing with it now etc ? I think it would be helpful for many people but ofcourse it's a deeply personal thing so I understand not wanting to share it
I’m in California and just wanted to say - thank you Klaire ❤️ I’ve been catching up on your content this past week (as the election was happening), whenever I needed to calm my anxiety. And I definitely fell asleep to your very soothing voice more than once!
I’m the same way with the candle jars. It’s a bonus to have the candle smell good too because I’m very picky with scents. I’ve seen so many pretty jars with candle scents I don’t like.
I love glass candle jars that have sealed lids. They're great for storing kitchen goods like loose teas, and also bath things like sugar scrub, bath fizzies, etc.
Liked the idea of making your own cider vinegar... I have NO idea how that is done, but now I might look for more information. :-) I was thinking of terrariums with those. I had some saved but never made it to the terrarium. On you budget jars... not a good idea to tell the world where you keep your cash. On the silica packets... I save mine for later use, BUT I would never put shoe packets into a food project. I think collecting them separately is better :: food silica packets for food projects, other silica packets for the things like shoe uses. Check on that for your area. We don't have those kind of jars for making into spice jars/herb jars -- I have been using small canning jars that fit into a drawer now... and I just discovered the small jars of artichoke hearts that I buy fit even better in my drawer, PLUS they aren't as big, PLUS I can use my canning jars for canning! Artichoke hearts are a little bit briny, but they are great for reuse. I love them. Also, I have had so much trouble with getting the label glues off the containers after I take off the labels. I found a recipe online somewhere where you mix baking soda with oil (regular cooking oil is what I use) and then let it sit on the glued part... overnight works best for me, then you just wipe it off. You can reapply to places you missed. Wash it up and it is like a new container. This has helped my recycling options so much. So far it works on glass and plastic, I don't remember if I tried it on metal.
Well this motivates me to try to use up the candles I’ve been given as gifts. I don’t normally buy candles or burn them, but I do like the containers they come in and it would be neat to reuse them 😊
7:55 is the cutest little celebration haha. Also, please do a video on the silica gels, I always throw mine away and I want to waste less like you. Love your videos I learn a lot!
It took me WAY too long to realize what you meant by apple crisps! Also, I'd love to see a silica gel packet video, as well. I've been saving them for a while and so far they've just been gathering dust.
Im the same with money i dont use my bank card as a credit card but its been a bloody nightmare for shopping during covid as lots of shops dont do cash payment
I used to watch your makeup videos during middle school, and I still use some of the techniques I learned from you. Now I'm halfway through college. I rarely wear makeup anymore, but I do love upcycling, so I'm taking notes on these videos for when I move out 😂 I would love to see a silica gel video, and maybe some gardening tips (if you haven't done one on this already)!
I've recently started my sourdough journey. It's really nice to get bread with your favorite flavors and get exactly what you want. But, it does take a lot of time.
I'll have a video about how to make them in the next two weeks, but if you make kombucha (fermented tea) a SCOBY is the symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast that ferment the tea for you. It's an amazing probiotic.
My mum has a really low effort sourdough recipe. It's an overnight rise and maybe 30 mins tops actual active bread making. So delicious and comes out great every time. It's the overnight sourdough by CulturedFoodLife
Can you seriously do a video on silica gel packs? Please and thank you!
yes, I'd be really interested in a video about the silica gels. I have tons of them from medication and I feel bad just chucking them.
Thanks, Klaire. Love your channel and hope you and your family are doing well :)
PLEASE do a video on all the uses of the silica gel packets!!
I also vote for a silica gel video!
Would u consider making a video about how u got sick and how u found out what you have and how you are dealing with it now etc ? I think it would be helpful for many people but ofcourse it's a deeply personal thing so I understand not wanting to share it
I’m in California and just wanted to say - thank you Klaire ❤️ I’ve been catching up on your content this past week (as the election was happening), whenever I needed to calm my anxiety. And I definitely fell asleep to your very soothing voice more than once!
I’m the same way with the candle jars. It’s a bonus to have the candle smell good too because I’m very picky with scents. I’ve seen so many pretty jars with candle scents I don’t like.
I used to watch your videos many years ago. I am so glad I've found you again!
I love glass candle jars that have sealed lids. They're great for storing kitchen goods like loose teas, and also bath things like sugar scrub, bath fizzies, etc.
Because of you I stopped chucking my silica gel packets ^^ I really love how you reuse and upcyccle stuff, it really inspires me to try it as well!
Liked the idea of making your own cider vinegar... I have NO idea how that is done, but now I might look for more information. :-) I was thinking of terrariums with those. I had some saved but never made it to the terrarium.
On you budget jars... not a good idea to tell the world where you keep your cash.
On the silica packets... I save mine for later use, BUT I would never put shoe packets into a food project. I think collecting them separately is better :: food silica packets for food projects, other silica packets for the things like shoe uses. Check on that for your area.
We don't have those kind of jars for making into spice jars/herb jars -- I have been using small canning jars that fit into a drawer now... and I just discovered the small jars of artichoke hearts that I buy fit even better in my drawer, PLUS they aren't as big, PLUS I can use my canning jars for canning! Artichoke hearts are a little bit briny, but they are great for reuse. I love them.
Also, I have had so much trouble with getting the label glues off the containers after I take off the labels. I found a recipe online somewhere where you mix baking soda with oil (regular cooking oil is what I use) and then let it sit on the glued part... overnight works best for me, then you just wipe it off. You can reapply to places you missed. Wash it up and it is like a new container. This has helped my recycling options so much. So far it works on glass and plastic, I don't remember if I tried it on metal.
wonderful ideas ❤️ I also love to upcycle things I build a shelf out of my old bed that wood is simply to good to be thrown away 😁
Well this motivates me to try to use up the candles I’ve been given as gifts. I don’t normally buy candles or burn them, but I do like the containers they come in and it would be neat to reuse them 😊
7:55 is the cutest little celebration haha. Also, please do a video on the silica gels, I always throw mine away and I want to waste less like you. Love your videos I learn a lot!
It took me WAY too long to realize what you meant by apple crisps!
Also, I'd love to see a silica gel packet video, as well. I've been saving them for a while and so far they've just been gathering dust.
Im the same with money i dont use my bank card as a credit card but its been a bloody nightmare for shopping during covid as lots of shops dont do cash payment
I used to watch your makeup videos during middle school, and I still use some of the techniques I learned from you. Now I'm halfway through college. I rarely wear makeup anymore, but I do love upcycling, so I'm taking notes on these videos for when I move out 😂 I would love to see a silica gel video, and maybe some gardening tips (if you haven't done one on this already)!
I've recently started my sourdough journey. It's really nice to get bread with your favorite flavors and get exactly what you want. But, it does take a lot of time.
Candle jars is how I organize all of my art supplies! They're not even as pretty as yours but they get the job done. :)
I've started saving silica gels cause of you. They're so useful!
Can't wait for new videos!! Hope new baby is doing well!
Would love a video on silica gel packages, Klaire! Please do it! :D
You had me until the candle holder bank account 🤪😂 so cute, great ideas!
I love this but I am genuinely curious how you used that much salt in 1.5 years!
Once you start preserving your own food you go through a LOT of salt.
What are scoby fruit rolls?
I'll have a video about how to make them in the next two weeks, but if you make kombucha (fermented tea) a SCOBY is the symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast that ferment the tea for you. It's an amazing probiotic.
@@KlairedeLysOfficial I do brew my own kombucha so I would love to see a video with something I can do with all my extra scobys!
@@KlairedeLysOfficial can you talk about how you make kombucha and get the scobys?
My mum has a really low effort sourdough recipe. It's an overnight rise and maybe 30 mins tops actual active bread making. So delicious and comes out great every time. It's the overnight sourdough by CulturedFoodLife
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Cute, the way you say 'oregano', ory-gah-no!
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im from america, and your the main uk youtuber i watch, so idk why ut i never new that its pronouce or-a-gan-oh over there!
We also pronounce basil as bah-zil and what you know as cilantro, we call coriander :)