10 EASY Home Hacks that will ELEVATE Your Home | Affordable + Renter Friendly!

[@livingwithlk]

👋I really enjoyed making this video!! But please let me know what you thought! I'd love to know if you'd like to see more content like this -- or just let me know if you'd like to see something specific🥰

[@nuthinbutlove]

Wo-oww! I watch A LOT of KZbin renter hack vids... I mean here and there all day, every day but yours is by far the best one ever! Thank you so much for sharing so many fresh ideas. ~new subscriber ☺️

[@ruthpresutti4472]

I agree! You are fantastic! I’m not a renter but I also don’t want holes all over my house so it’s always nice to hear opinions! You really do have great ideas that are fresh. Some aren’t quite my style but still, never tacky 😂❤

[@LorisBenedict]

Your house is beautiful. Thank you for the tips❤

[@barbarablackman3742]

You show too much of yourself and not enough actual work on a project. We like to see the project being done. Great tips.

[@livingwithlk]

Feel free to check out my other 88 videos! :)

[@deliaalvarado847]

In case no one has told you, you are truly a gifted and eloquent speaker. The tone of your voice and the clarity with which you express yourself are like music to my ears. Your home hacks were fantastic! I watched the video all the way to the end and subscribed to your channel. Thank you!

[@livingwithlk]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@Norah665]

I agree! I cringe when I hear “I went in with…” “grab” and even “grab out” in videos. Also thank you for not drumming your fingernails every thirty seconds!

[@Norah665]

Lovely solutions! Just subscribed!

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[@kathleenlutz1902]

Subscribed loved watching you are a pleasant speaker.

[@duanemcguffey9483]

Hacks that are actually helpful Not clickbait. I'm amazed.

[@livingwithlk]

I’m so glad they’re helpful! Definitely want to help out any way I can :)

[@queencityminis]

Socket splitter for two bulbs! I didn't know such a thing exists. Thank you!

[@livingwithlk]

of course!!

[@gaillynnesnowjackson]

Agreed! Awesome!

[@rosettamccoy6123]

Used them all my life

[@lightningbug276]

I know, right!

[@marciaoh7056]

They're nothing new. I use them in my basement ceiling sockets. Way cheaper than installing extra sockets in the ceiling requiring an electrician. Why did they ever think two light sockets would be adequate for a dark basement when they built my house?

[@evaperson3976]

I'm not a renter, but these home hacks are practical for everyone. Thanks for not imposing your personal taste/style on every suggestion.

[@LukMcKain]

Queen! These hack videos can sometimes feel so recycled, but not yours, ma’am! What a solid roundup. I’m so happy the almighty algorithm blessed my feed with your content. I am subscribed. ✅ I want notifications. ✅ Is there an Instagram presence?! I will follow. ✅ People reading the comments- are you subscribed? Why aren’t you subscribed? Miss LK is serving telegenic perfection with incredible hair and a level of taste you just can’t teach.

[@livingwithlk]

Omg I love this comment!! Haha😂🥰You are too kind and I love it! This made my day!

[@CMpuffin]

I agree! It came on my feed and by #3, I was like, "Dang, these are fantastic!" I love your friendly, unpretentious presentation, too. I also love you link products, you consider price point, you include renter friendly options, etc. I subscribed!!🎉

[@vickigonya9432]

Yes! ME TOO 🎉😂❤

[@busymom0507]

Same! I just subscribed and are binge watching her videos. 😊

[@cgp4Jesus]

I’m OVERJOYED to have been blessed with your video that appeared today, love!!! You offer so many wonderful insights on overcoming the challenges and your delivery was on point!!! I’m subscribing for all your videos!!! Thank you for sharing great ideas and solutions!!!! God bless you, beautiful 😍 🙏

[@musiclover-cu5jy]

I’ve never heard of battery powered bulbs. Total game changer. The socket splitter, too!

[@jeanaston1532]

Great advice for decorating without spending way too much. I own a home but as a retiree have limited income and your ideas are stellar. I am inspired. Thank you.❤

[@gwenj5419]

I had to add a window sticker over my upper story kitchen window so I wouldn't see my neighbors skinny dipping in their backyard pool while I was washing dishes😂

[@susanmalloch9375]

Yuck! Glad you found a solution to that!

[@nuthinbutlove]

😂

[@cc1k435]

Some people have an inexplicable window in their shower, but others...🫣🤣😳

[@BLUEGREEN65]

😂😂😂

[@LindaT..KeyWest..NJgirl]

That's funny! 😂

[@_papad8434]

I really like these hacks, and I'm an owner, not a renter!

[@ny3683syr]

ditto

[@livingwithlk]

Love that! Thanks so much for watching I'm glad you got something out of it! : )

[@kati1017]

Doesn't matter! 😊

[@vickigonya9432]

I like a small lamp on the toilet tank, kitchen counter top, and as I'm approaching my exterior doors- one with a motion dectector. It feels so welcoming and the soft warm light doesn't blind you, gently lights your way.❤

[@noeldeal8087]

I love having a lamp on my toilet tank lid. 💡🚽

[@denacarter4030]

Iron a paper bag over the wax & it should come out. Just keep moving to a clean area of the bag until there is no wax stain on the bag.

[@susancolson397]

Any suggestions on how to get candle wax off candle holders?

[@tgeee]

​@@susancolson397 Put in freezer; wax will chip right off.

[@TammyScott-if1gi]

Can also put fire proof candle holders in the oven on LOW heat and melt the was off. Use a cookie sheet underneath to catch dripping wax. Wipe off with paper towel.

[@vanofpearls7528]

@@susancolson397put them in the freezer. The wax will shrink. Easy to pop out after a day

[@livingwithlk]

@vanofpearls7528 tried that!

[@snowflakeyflake5239]

Holy cow. Shower curtain under the tile, polyurethane on counter tops to make contact paper food safe & more durable, RECHARGEABLE battery operated light bulbs!!?! These are legit the best renter friendly hacks I’ve seen & I’ve watched a ton of DIY home improvement content!!! 🩵

[@livingwithlk]

Thanks so much!

[@lindaroyal8161]

All great tips, not just for renters, home owners too. I really like the flameless candles; I have cats, they're safer to use around them. Don't have to worry about leaving the room and a candle getting knocked over, burned whiskers or tails. I have some that are on timers, they come on at the same time every night, once you set time and stay on for 5 hours. Just enough in the bathroom, no need to turn on a light.

[@livingwithlk]

Thank you so much! And yes to the candles -- exactly! I think mine have timers but I have no idea how to edit them? Sometimes I have turned them off and they're on again haha so I need to look into that..

[@lindaroyal8161]

@@livingwithlk - setting the candle timers. Switch on bottom, one direction turns the candle on till you turn it off. The-other direction, you turn it on at the time you want it to come on every night, it comes on, stays on for 4-5 hours and comes on at that same time daily till you reset it.

[@livingwithlk]

@lindaroyal8161 ah thank you!

[@cowacook3361]

​@@lindaroyal8161Thank You!

[@melissamags8218]

Randomly came across this video and it's seriously the best home hacks video I've seen! I wish I knew the bulb plug one when I was renting

[@livingwithlk]

Omg thanks! The bulb is truly the best invention!☺️

[@GeoffreyLaureate]

Same! I was so tickled and delighted with the degree of research and thoroughness that I sent this video to my niece in England, who TOTALLY makes her rented home reflect who she is. She's gonna love it! And I subscribed straight away!

[@lindabeggs1974]

Wow! Your home hacks blew me away!! Socket splitter??😮 I Love your calm voice too. I bet you are a great decorator as well. Thank you! I am a new subscriber

[@CuriousCat0347]

I have rented all my life & my absolute, all time best suggestion is fabric on walls. I find huge pieces of remnant fabric at auctions, thrift shops, garage sales etc... I hang the pieces with push pins or install a wire around top of walls and hang fabric from that with whatever clips i can find. Heavy Sheets also work. I love the patterns. Fabric can be changed at will and the holes filled when you move.

[@kjcaniglia4023]

Great video! You are an excellent public speaker. I could listen to you for hours. Love that you show great photos of these products in use.

[@anawile3152]

58 seconds in and already learned about the light light fixture adapter! Never knew there was such a thing! 👏

[@griseldacee6939]

Wow, just what I needed. Love your presentation and the way you get to the point.Thank you !!!!

[@livingwithlk]

aw thank you!! so happy it helps! :)

[@izziegirl6871]

I use solar string lights on my deck, no electrical outlet necessary! Good video, thanks.

[@darlenegriffin4700]

My goodness young lady.....where have you been? These ideas are just genious....keep up the great videos!!!😊

[@stacey_with_an_e]

love the stained glass idea!

[@livingwithlk]

So fun right!!

[@isabellerininger6249]

To get wax off your table cloth, take a brown paper bag and cut it open. ( a grocery bag not a lunch bag) and use your clothes iron to iron the paper over the wax . It melts it into the paper bag. Works great!

[@livingwithlk]

:( I have tried this! Mine is ruined haha

[@user-jq1ys8rg4n]

Would it work on the huge stain of melted dark chocolate on my mother’s hand stitched bed quilt?

[@karencox3235]

@@user-jq1ys8rg4n I'm thinking no. It would probably set the chocolate even more.

[@gailgriffith6243]

You have ideas I’ve not seen before! Thank you!

[@outofhere496]

So many great ideas. Love what you did with the window.

[@livingwithlk]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@dicedrice7216]

Really great hacks! Not ones I'd heard of before. Thank you so much!

[@livingwithlk]

Awesome! You are so welcome!

[@alyssab6430]

Phew! My girl! 👏🏼 I have never left a 16 min video on youtube feeling like I learned SO many useful, new things I didn’t know! Bravo, seriously! We just bought our first home finally so I need to be frugal with how I elevate this new space and old house without breaking the bank. Thank you so much! Great tips and you can tell you have amazing taste. Subscribed!

[@barbking286]

All amazing ideas. I am a renter. On my end balcony walls, I placed two (Per Wall) solar 'Fence' lights with Double Sided Mounting Tape. They add a nice ambience and are Dusk To Dawn, so no On & Off to worry about. I also removed a Flush Mount light in my dining/living area (With the Landlords permission) and installed an 'Enclosed' ceiling fan with an LED light. LOVE IT !!! I have used Repositionable Peel & Stick wallpaper several times on my walls and hallway sliding cupboard doors and love it as well.

[@maryloufarnsworth8461]

I'm retired and recently moved from a house to a rental apartment. Thanks for the great idea to personal the "overly beige" space I moved into.

[@sd3k625]

I had no idea bulbs like that even existed! This is actually life changing 😊 thanks LK!!

[@livingwithlk]

Yes!! so glad you know now haha 🥰

[@katiebeantown7355]

I love magic bulbs ! 10/10 recommend. Thanks for the tip about polyurethane over contact paper, I will definitely try that. I’ve done the contact paper hack over (hear me out, it came out great) you know those Sterilite plasticky 3 drawer things on wheels? I have tried to find cuter storage for my sewing fabrics but they are just the most functional. I built a bureau top out of wood to go over them and covered the drawers in contact paper. It sort makes them disappear into the room instead of being a huge eyesore. Loved this video ❤

[@valerierandall3640]

I’ve found your channel recently and subscribed. I can see that I’ll be one of those earlier subscribers that will joyfully watch your channel really grow. You have great, lovely and practical suggestions, and your personality and calm, helpful tone is a pleasure to watch!

[@user-yt48876yt]

First time viewer and I thought it was great!

[@livingwithlk]

Yay welcome!

[@66chrissymac66]

I have a condo and am waiting to afford the upgrades I want . These are some of the best ideas ever!! I’m so excited to make changes that I can afford now!!

[@livingwithlk]

You can do it! good luck :)

[@StaceyLovesDogs]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC IDEAS! And I love your style!

[@ChicaG-vg7pj]

If you have even minor sewing skills, you can use tension rods to hang homemade curtains. You can also use glue tape to iron on hems, making it a sew - free option. I've even used tension shower curtain rods. You can find rings in fabric stores, and they have directions on putting them into the fabric. They're basically just cut and press together to seal the fabric edges into the rings. Putting toilet paper rolls in between the rings will support the fabric, making a nice, evenly waved curtain.

[@GamerMom11]

I stumbled across your video and I am so glad I did. Wonderful information. The pace and editing of your video was perfect. Can't wait to see more.

[@livingwithlk]

Such a great compliment, thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed😊

[@yvonnemoretti7646]

I like the battery light bulbs. Would work great in cabin or camper. Your video was great because it wasn't all recycled, which can be a problem without skills. Thank you

[@vickigonya9432]

I love the adaptor ❤ I'm a home owner and will still use these ❤ I love high end looking hacks!! You nail it every time 🎉

[@margochanning6632]

Girl, you and your ideas are awesome! Thank you for sharing, please keep them coming!

[@jackiemoxley7174]

Thank you so much I have been in my house for 6 years with an ugly broken ceiling fan I'm ordering the remote bulbs right now! Let there be light!

[@livingwithlk]

LOL yes!!

[@daracokyuksel1548]

The curtain rod holder made of leather and a dowel. That's something I never thought of. Perfect for my boho room!!! Thanks for the ideas!!!

[@Normalnot1]

I haven't read all the comments so I hope I'm not repeating what someone else has said. But… Another idea with curtains are bed sheets. A pair of twin size bedsheets will slide over a curtain rod and can be tied back. (the rod goes through the pocket that exists at the head of the flat sheet. And left gull length they easily ho ceiling to floor. Or, they can easily be hemmedbto the length you like. This also works in the bathroom as an putter shower curtain. You can use a springy type expanding curtain rod up near the ceiling and they look lovely. (credit for this hack belongs to my late mother, Barbara.) Love your videos. Subscribed

[@Jessicamay27]

So many great ideas! The idea of the shower curtain liner for peel & stick tile?? 🤯 I will definitely be checking that out! I own my condo, and the bathroom floor was done in this white marble tile that is impossible to keep clean. I think it was supposed to look "high-end," but it's not my vibe at all. I'm not interested in hiring someone to demo it or in doing that myself, so this might be the hack that saves me!! Thank you!!

[@maryanndriscoll6993]

They also have adaptors for the light fixture that have a plug and you can still screw in the light bulb.

[@livingwithlk]

link it below!

[@CreepyContent-ix5uj]

Damn Girl!! I’m highly impressed with your design choices and ideas.. I would never consider them to be “hacks” as they are too beautiful.. Thank you so much for the insight and the ideas.. Your awesome!

[@Nashwaldo8321]

Ceiling Fans- usually the dull yellow bulb covers are usually just covered with the yellow designs vs the glass being made yellow. Remove the bulb covers and put them the dishwasher. You'll find after a long wash and dry cycle the yellow film just peels off. Then you can use glass paint to paint them to your style. Also, you can paint the blades as well as all the metal parts. A little work will give you a new looking ceiling fan.

[@gerridagostino6726]

For candle wax removal from linen, just put a thick paper bag, not waxed, of course and iron it. You will be amazed how much it will take it out your friend Gerri.

[@nuthinbutlove]

Yes! I learned this years ago and have used it several times on carpeting as well as furniture. I suggest being careful to not leave the iron in place long with furniture. I use a low iron so as not to damage carpet fibers and as the wax soaks into the brown paper bag I simply shift the bag around until it stops absorbing any wax.

[@brendasheehy3610]

YOU are just wonderful. Unlike so many others YOU get to the point ..and share Great intelligent idea. and you are so kind SO humble. There is nothing phony about you. YOU do this because you care and want to share your gifts and ideas... Thankyou so very much.

[@JacqueReynolds]

I am so glad that I happened to find your video! I love that you have tried your crafts, show photos as examples, and yet that you quickly go through your ideas. I hate watching people take the video time with the actual painting, measuring, cutting...ugh! Then, to top off your great program is the listing where we can find the materials you use. Kudos for creating great content without the boring details that we can usually figure out on our own. Plus, your projects are genius! Thank you. ❤

[@livingwithlk]

Aw thank you!

[@miknosilanooram]

Genius ideas. I ordered the socket splitters, the rechargeable light bulbs and the socket thing for the outside light to hang string lights on the porch. Thank you so much for all your advice! I needed the help and you took the guess work out of it for me. Love that I found your channel!❤

[@livingwithlk]

omg thank you! and that’s awesome! I really hope they help you out! Seriously finding these products for my balcony lighting at my apartment was life changing😍😊

[@tinacarvelli6884]

I'm a lifelong diy'er & I've never known about the socket splitter. That would have come in handy with the dim, one bulb only, ceiling lights. I've also avoided putting peel and stick down on my rental floor because I've tested them out along with countertop vinyls and they do ruin whatever you put them on when trying to remove them and that adhesive is next to impossible to remove. So taping down a liner first, like the thin shower curtain, or a thin tarp, down first is an excellent hack! Thank you.

[@OhPleaseMary]

Every single one of your 11 hacks were BRILLIANT! I think I know ALL the hacks, but you REALLY had some excellent, useful ideas! (I know I'm late to this party by 9 months - but I'm subbing and catching up!) Thank you! 🥰🥰

[@JudiSargeson-de5xt]

These tips are brilliant, common sense, and TOTALLY USEFUL! Bravo!

[@teresa-kurtolander9579]

Reduce the adhesion of tape, peel n stick, etc by pressing it on fabric first. For walls, using blue tape, sticking it on your clothes is good. For tiles, try using fuzzy blanket or sweaters. Easy

[@marialove2981]

Thanks for the candle tip. I have a working fireplace but living in Florida doesn’t allow me to use it much. I’m going to be getting the candles so we can enjoy the ambiance of the fireplace without the extra heat. ❤

[@livingwithlk]

Yes! Love it!

[@TH-eb5ro]

You can also use those window lines to discourage bird strikes. You can remove and spray paint the fan blades and then return them to whatever the landlord needs. If you need strips of leather go to thrifts and find belts.

[@Angelina6518]

Thanks for the advice. I’m definitely expecting to have some dinner parties 🎉 this help’s immensely.

[@mello3214]

THANK YOU for your awesome ideas!!!! All were great ideas, my favorite is the bulb not needing the lamp to plug in so thanks again 🤗

[@GlendaTheGoodWitch1111]

Thanks fir your ideas! Most DIY hacks make your house look cheap and uninviting. Your ideas really help upgrade an area. Plus you give safety and removing info!

[@mamadoom9724]

That adapter for lights is amazing! I’ve been wanting to hang some string lights on my porch for a while and haven’t figured out how I can plug them in.

[@livingwithlk]

Its game changing! My favorite hack to date tbh

[@angelajohnson4245]

Girl!!! You nailed it on so many things! Some of which I've done, others I didn't know and was happy to learn! I just subscribed to your channel because of this video. Pleaae keep sharing your great ideas and advice! 🤗🤗🤗

[@momofschnauzers]

Great video with great ideas. Your no nonsense approach is refreshing and informative ... it's a gift, young lady.

[@roguetaco5487]

love your channel and wish it was around when I first bought my home. As a single homeowner it was a pretty tight budget for a long time and home decor was the last thing I could spend money on. And yes curtains are still such a struggle even all these years later 😆

[@diane19456]

Great ideas. I changed my yellow bulbs to white and WOW it made a big difference!

[@livingwithlk]

Right?!

[@butterflysun]

I have the rechargeable lights all over my apartment. Saves money on electricity.

[@kikigirlkauai]

I have three Lamps I love and all need new cords. The battery bulb is awesome idea so I can use my cute lamps until I can find someone to redo the wiring on my lamps properly.

[@livingwithlk]

love that!

[@heikesantiago6607]

Thanks for sharing these really practical hacks. I have 2 kids just out of college in rented apartments, and they each found a hack or two they want to try.

[@doloresw]

Thanks for the bonus hack! I need a bulb spliter. I have a older home and there are only 3 outlets so I have one floor lamp on one side of the room and the a large lamp on the other side and my TV in the 3rd outlet. This will make the room brighter ❤

[@denisefelton8427]

I'm so glad I ran across your channel tonight. I loved every morsel of your suggestions! I look forward to going and having a look at all your collection of videos. 😊

[@robtooley4002]

I don't know if you tried this, but I had to remove wax from fabric once and used parcment paper above and below and a low set iron to melt the wax so it melted onto the parchment. I kept moving the paper so the wax wouldnt re-stick to the fabric. It might now work for every fabric.

[@ladyhawk6709]

1st time watching your channel. Something about you voice & the way you say things inspires me. It's calming...reassuring. Thanks for that. Plus you are stunningly beautiful young lady. Smart, good looking & motivated. You're a triple threat, kiddo! Going to look for fake candles at thrift stores. I'm uber-leary of real candles.

[@cathyvelliquette3799]

I just found you while scrolling through the Internet, and I absolutely love your hacks especially for rental spaces. I no longer rent I own my home but so many of your ideas will still work in my space! I am now subscribing to your channel I think you had a wonderful ideas and I can’t wait to see more!❤❤❤

[@livingwithlk]

aw thanks so much!! so glad it’s going to help :)

[@tanjacouch3340]

An iron on the dry setting with craft paper with get wax put.

[@livingwithlk]

Interesting! I thought I tried that but now that I think of it, I am not sure.. I'll definitely try as I still have a green linen table cloth that has 2 year old wax on it lol

[@monkeytrainer8135]

For peel and stick tile, or any surface you want to change but be able to undo: contact paper first

[@livingwithlk]

contact paper is still sticky!

[@lisamaglione4080]

Wow!!! So much good info and solid hacks- love the battery powered light bulb option!! Had no idea!! And lamps from thrift stores is my no brainer as well!

[@TerriSiler-hv8in]

I do recommend using a hair dryer to remove and actually ask the landlord if he would like for you to leave and still give your deposit back. It does upgrade the space

[@merralindagoddard9530]

My thoughts exactly! 😊

[@robertajones4394]

WOW! Intelligent, interesting, doable, and fun hacks!! Very impressive. I have my list ready to go! Thank you! 😀🌹

[@janetingacollins6409]

The window decals in stained glass with the added black caming look great!!

[@suzanneribas3746]

Try contact paper under peel and stick tiles and wallpaper it's easier on the floor and walls.

[@livingwithlk]

it still can give sticky residue

[@kitlange7594]

Genius ideas with battery bulbs and socket splitter. I used the peelable wallpaper in the greatroom and the transformation was amazing

[@rherr2020]

Thank you for sharing your ideas I love your attitude and graciousness in explaining your taste of decor Very sweet. You remind me of a combination of my daughters Have an awesome day Shalom

[@lisag9588]

Oh…I LOVE the idea for the outdoor lighting! I didn’t know such a thing existed! These tips are just as helpful to homeowners as to renters (eyes my worn out bar cart🤔) Thanks!

[@sarahengland1843]

Thank you for the time stamps!

[@mcadoovicky6465]

these are all really great tips. I especially like the first one. I own my own home and there’s plugs all over the place outside, but there’s never plugs in certain places I want that lightbulb plug genius. I can’t wait to use those at Christmas time. I also love the one where you can put two lightbulbs in one lamp. Thank you for your research and the suggestions.

[@livingwithlk]

Yes! I put this one first as it was the most game changing for me haha I really love putting up christmas lights but always find myself in homes with plug issues! Glad I could show you how to make your lighting better outside : )

[@suehall-ik3wy]

Also track shades from ikea too

[@alexline4131]

The curtain tips where VERY helpful. I've bee struggling with an award space!

[@donnalongo1848]

I've been using those plug-in with the sockets for probably 35 ish years, I'm 53 and as soon as I moved out on my own at 18 this was probably one of my first purchases so that I could have extra lights outside, I buy the one that you can screw a light bulb into so that you have the sockets and that one light bulb in case you need it, pull chain so that you can just have the one light or just the extra lights. Personally I think it's a little better than the one showing here because you can have the regular light.

[@livingwithlk]

I think it just depends on what your electricity can handle. My home for example can only sustain 15 watts so I wouldn't overload a light like that.

[@juliedenby9959]

Love the curtain hack and stained glass windows. Any suggestions for door curtains or heat retaining ideas? 😊

[@lilyclarke7782]

You remind me of Drew Barrymore ❤ thank you for the tips🙏🏼

[@acgallan]

Love the new ceiling fan changes!!

[@cherihibbs8368]

I own but these hacks are great ideas for any house! Thank you❤️

[@jessicamoran9744]

Excellent video with original ideas! These hacks are very practical, doable and impactful. Thanks!

[@terrimallett3760]

YAAAASSSS! Hanging curtains correctly! I need some serious help though. We´re building a house in Germany that has a "technik room" which looks like a discard from the set of Lost in Space. It´s a man-engineers dream, but so-so UGLY to everyone else. Can you offer ideas on how to safely hide all the awfulness?

[@kateenko9952]

How am I just seeing this in my feed and it's 10 months old? That bonus hack was an eye opener. New subscriber!

[@joannc147]

You are very clever and have a charming delivery (I find so many irritating voices on YT). You had me hanging onto every word! LOVE your application of the stained glass and lead line decals. ❤ Really great tips. That shower curtain under the peel & stick floor tile is genius (and you politely gave credit). YES on the “boob lights” being replaced. I’m a big fan of the battery candles. All mine have a wax coating to mimic real cables (as if…🤣) and I favor the ones with the flickering/moving flames and timers. 👍🏻 I set mine up in Oct as the nights get longer. Adds coziness! Wishing you continued success on YT. Thanks for your video. Well done!

[@dyanalayng5507]

Like the window film idea! And your "terra cotta" light plates.

[@megangarcia7975]

These are AMAZING!!!!! INSPIRING!! THANK YOOOOUUUU!!!🥰🥰😊😊😊🤩🤩🤩

[@zsoloful]

Thank you, this is giving the confidence to make my apartment mine

[@livingwithlk]

Yay!