6 things i will keep till i DIE

[@marixlife]

The most eco friendly thing you can do is use what you already have. Who cares if your tongue scraper is plastic when you got it so long ago and are STILL using it? That’s such a great example and I hope people will keep that in mind when it comes to sustainability 👏🏻👏🏻

[@annasoer7558]

I wear bracelets I've never taken off since I was a young pre-teen and hope to keep them as long as possible. Also, I used to hold on passionately to my clothes. I had timeless dresses that I adored. But my suitcase was stolen and so I not only lost those clothes but also handmade clothes my mother made when I was a child. My heart broke a little bit and now I am slowly reconstructing my wardrobe. I hope the clothes I now have will last a life time and much more!

[@Momma_AL]

At first I thought this said braces 😂

[@janalavtizar4426]

More of this series, yes please! Two things that will stay with me are 2 shoeboxes with my 2 children's letters and drawings and funny remarks from their childhood. I love a small number of books and objects I find beautiful, but sooner or later they must find new homes...

[@snowflake7266]

I like my glass teapot, cups out of glass and porcelain and stainless steel straws. As for clothes love my black jeans and oversize printless t-shirts

[@aiya3130]

I agree tongue scrapers are life-changing! I got mine (metal) from Package Free Shop and it is holding up well (I've had it for several months and no sign of rust).

[@bellaluna9572]

The one and only thing that I'm almost completely sure I'll keep until the end would be the heirloom gold band my mum gave me two years ago. I literally never take it off and it brings me such joy

[@Hyyppihehe]

There is not really anything wrong with plastic if it's in items that you can use for a long time. It is often way more sustainable to produce than many other materials (such as metals). And it can also be the best material for the functionality of a particular product. Single-use plastic products, on the other hand, are indeed a problem especially when it comes to littering and micro plastics in the environment. So in many cases plastic indeed deserves its increasingly bad rep, but not always

[@devinelverdi4056]

My grandma’s brass tea set. I love how it catches the light and how pretty it looks on my shelf! I will pass it on to my own daughter on day.

[@nielalis6971]

Your videos always put me in the most beautiful mood. I'm inspired to take a moment to reflect & relax. 🤍

[@VarricsBianca]

“Cast iron bowl thing” as a description has me cackling 😂😂😂 love it

[@Carolmaizy]

The ring my dad bought my mom on their 25th wedding anniversary. Four diamonds, to represent my three sisters and myself. It became mine when my mom passed.

[@Evija3000]

Such a cute idea with the diamonds

[@schneeroseful]

My last purchase was a 2nd hand yellow linen summer blouse. I wanted a red summer blouse, but this one made me change plans for its quality

[@Lolzadoodle8484]

I'm no longer the same size is as years ago, so much of my clothing has been retired and is off to the resale market. But, there's one item that I've had since 2009 (I was 10 when we bought it, I'm turning 23 soon). A classic Levi's trucker jacket, purchased on sale at Kohl's. It's the perfect darker-medium denim, and over the years has picked up light wear that gives it more texture and interest. I've also had many of the same shoes since I was a young teen (woven beige converse with a red striped sole, black faux suede fringe converse, floral high top converse, black faux croc formal block heels, classic brown riding boots) and some more recent shoe finds that will stand the test of time (I buy secondhand leather shoes bc it's still creating less waste than buying brand new, so I have plenty of older items in wonderful condition).

[@lilsportie06]

I love my tongue scraper and can't go without it! I've had the metal Dr. Tung's scraper for several years, and it's still in excellent condition. I don't think I'll ever have to replace it ^_^

[@MandalaBunnyhome]

My copy of 1984 from high school, also my kitchenaid stand mixer I've had for 20 years and will use it until it dies, I love it 😭

[@rosalindpk4578]

I'd love a part 2!

[@myrtheweehuizen3209]

I bought the Arne Jacobsen cutlery las year, even though I don't have a home yet, after I saw it in your Instagram posts. So in love/obsessed!

[@alejandralima2901]

I had a plastic comb that had been with me since school days. When I moved with my boyfriend (now husband) 17 years ago, I took it with me. I'd never wanted to buy another one to replace it, even when it is one of those things I only own one though I'm not a minimalist. Last month it broke in half while combing my hair in front of the mirror. I still remember my funny confusion face, ha ha. I went to get another one and the first store I get into, there it was, the same exact light green plastic comb with wide teeth. I hope it lasts another 17 years or more XD

[@Carolmaizy]

Also, my LL Bean winter boots. They're indestructible. I got them 6 years ago. Since I'm 64 they'll last me the rest of my life.

[@Anne_mit__e]

I will keep some jewelry forever, especially a silver necklace I made. Also a vintage travertine coffee table I recently bought. I can't even carry it because it is so heavy but I will carry it along. It is so beautiful

[@applesauce141]

I thrifted the most BEAUTIFUL antique bookcase from Facebook marketplace. Brass hardware, old wavy glass, the lot. That thing is staying with me until I die. If my home is on fire, I will carry it out on my BACK. 😂😂

[@Momma_AL]

I have no attachment to material items. Only my kitties. ❤️ Also I use the side of a spoon as a tongue scraper 👌🏽

[@nancyferrier8609]

My list- a Peruvian artisan's silver basket woven style cuff bracelet from a museum store that has become my signature jewelry piece; a Brown Betty teapot that just means cozy to me; books - Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Ecco, which my husband and I have read numerous times and loved so much that we retraced the main character's steps through the Musee des Arts and Metiers in Paris and Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas by Tom Robbins which instigated a very interesting correspondence between me and Mr. Robbins resulting in meeting him in person, an Albert Nipon quilted chain handbag that was my first serious handbag purchase and that my granddaughter has made clear goes to her and love letters from an old English boyfriend that just reminds me of a nice past relationship that had its day and that's just fine.

[@alexisgleason8012]

My tongue scraper is made of copper and I’ve had it for over 5 years! Cleans up to just like new condition!

[@pattycake8272]

I have a tan coat that is very out dated and super heavy, but I love it and it has followed me from place to place.

[@branwenn]

I bought a women's kilt in Scotland as a young teenager. I've had it for 25 years and it still fits and feels as good as when I bought it. Well worth the several hundred dollars I saved up for the trip.

[@geraldmcmullon2465]

You should be giving healthy life style advise. Everyone I know has massively increased their weight over 25 years and would love to be able to fit back into the size of clothes they had 25 years ago.

[@Evija3000]

@@geraldmcmullon2465 To be fair skirts are one of the mist forgiving items when it comes to weight change.

[@ohneincoraline]

I bought my Tangle Teezer 10 years ago. It's also from platic but looks like day one! :) I'm sure I'll keep it forever.

[@Lisa-dy1fr]

Ha, my dental hygienist schooled me on tongue scrapers yesterday, i guess i better buy one! She recommends using it before bed and in the morning and said half the bacteria in your mouth is on your tongue. 😬

[@juste6142]

Ohh I feel the same about tongue scraping! I have one metal, probably steel, scraper and I love it. Have had it for several years. Recommend!

[@starr6198]

An annotated edition of Mrs. Dalloway was recently released by W.W. Norton, and oh Jenny, I think it's for you! It's beautiful, not to mention extremely well-researched, and it will likely inspire many London walks. :) I retrieved a library copy, but I am working up the courage to buy it for myself because it's something I would love to have on my shelf for a lifetime. xx

[@jamesbriggs5740]

My set of stainless steel cookware. My study notebooks. My Bible. Wedding ring. Cast iron frying pan. Mold and deckle for papermaking. That's six. Kathy B Photo boxes.

[@DorinaRoams]

We all need the perfect black vest in our lives!

[@Someone-wh8hi]

Plastic isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It has some incredible properties. Besides, metal has to be mined too. Using plastic for one way items is bad though.

[@verenaf8898]

My favourite plants and books!🙌

[@joley8695]

I do love my electric blanket 😂

[@Janelou42]

Please show how you store all your accessories :3

[@oliviabrisvallrydqvist4061]

I'll keep our big wooden dining table! It's so nice, and I think it will just get even more beautiful with age. Only bad thing is that it's huge and super heavy😅 Apart from that I would also keep my plants, but that may not count since they're living things😁

[@eva8637]

Hey Jenny, could you make some more videos about reading and literature. I think I will also keep some of my books till I die. But let's hope I never move country because transporting them all would not be cheap 🤣

[@woolypuffin392]

I just got myself stainless steel measuring cups/tbs/tsp in the Netherlands and plan to keep them forever if possible.

[@zingara76]

Scraping your 👅 OMG!!! How did I even live my life with out one of those before. I been using one (plastic) for over 20 years. I swear I can’t start my day if I don’t clean my 👅 I do it probably 10 times a day. I have not trash 🗑 I clean it with “efferdent” and warm water, efferdent is a oral bacterial cleaning tablets. I think that’s the main reason why I really don’t get sick and my partner move with me few years ago and started to use it and love it. He also has not got sick since living with me and he said part of my vegan cooking and the scrapper.

[@MichelleSMV]

That cutlery set makes me giddy 🥰🥰🥰🥰!

[@cheung-sillkim-laux1720]

Mono Ring cutlery… love it forever!

[@user-hk8oo9ve1z]

i have a thrifted leather jacket i got a couple years ago and a strings of pearls thatll stay with me forever!!! also my jewelry ofc. Youve rlly inspired me to try to only buy stuff thatll stay with me for long or can be redistributed

[@jasminefremdehake2354]

I don’t know how are your amazing videos are not get much views . It’s really interesting.

[@ThingsThatAreLovely]

Hi Jenny, where is your sweater from? I love it!

[@elisecccccccc]

I know you are encouraging consuming less but I’m really curious where you got your sweater? It’s so beautiful 😻

[@NelyMokay]

Ahh love this series! I think my vegan Dr. Martens will last me a lifetime! I bought them in 2018 and they still look the same as that day! Also because of the pandemic I haven't been able to wear them as often as I would like lol

[@caporalemamandine643]

Yay a series !!! Love those video 🤗 I have a metal candles holder shape like a half deer antler got it in 2017 I still fit my style even tho I change a bit and my favorite bracelet , a Hermès cuf bracelet I got a deal in 2019 because it had a scratch on it but you can barely see it with the engraving on it . It’s timeless and goes with everything in my wardrobe. Please do more of those videos 😍👍🏻

[@alinakuhl]

I use a tea spoon as a tongue scraper, no need to buy another item 😁 . Although, I am not sure which option is more comfortable as I have never tried this special thing.

[@samanthamartin1407]

me too!

[@freshgreen54]

Yep, I use a stainless steel soup spoon. I like that it's metal because I boil it to sterilize.

[@snailart9214]

I love love the stargazer lilies you have back there

[@debchaffin]

what eyeshadow do you use? it’s sooo stunning!

[@Trinityjustplays]

Hello Jenny, thanks for your cool and positive videos. I hope I don‘t bother you - coz you‘ve been asked for sure several times. I would love to know which eye shadow you use in this video (already recognized it in other videos as well). Cheers :)

[@ottitudes1991]

I have a stainless steel tongue scraper and its a game changer! As you said, i don't even feel I washed my teeth without using the tongue scraper. Its a no name one, but its going to the grave with me :))

[@chococat1959]

Where are the coffee tables and rug from?

[@kallie_w]

Love the drama of this title 😂😂❤️

[@NdnUrbanCat]

I'm pretty sure my back scratcher will go with me to the retirement home!

[@nathaliefischer679]

I really thought about what would I keep forever 🤔 I came to the conclusion, that I actually don‘t know. I like a lot of my stuff, but wouldn‘t mind getting rid of it. I don’t wear jewellery or have gotten things from my grand-/parents. As I don‘t earn a lot of money, I sometimes can‘t invest in good quality things. A few years ago, I would have mentioned my katana sword as my favorite thing. But I got it from my ex boyfriend, so not only happy memories with that. I now feel kind of sad, that I don‘t love anything of my stuff 😔

[@franceshanna3724]

I don't use a tongue scraper but I brush my tongue twice a day straight after brushing my teeth. Oh and btw, I have a super sensitive sense of taste and hardly ever catch a cold...now I know why!

[@MinMin-kq2zn]

Great as usual😻😻😻

[@meliv6174]

Jenny, thanks for the video! As a new follower I have to ask- where is your gorgeous sweater from? Saw it in many of your vids and already tried hard to find it anywhere. Oh- and the thing I will keep until I die: a special wooden plate for serving bread. Love it every day.

[@angelaluciano2014]

It's from weekday, 4 or 5 years ago :)

[@winterburden]

Thanks Jenny Mustard!

[@tanabrsa]

My Bible, photos and passed down jewelry

[@karolinapro6589]

My own ex libris stamp with my initials, made by my boyfriend ages ago. Also, my travel sketchbooks, 23 and counting. The rest of my things may happily perish.

[@kagennotsuki]

Hm, this is probably random, but an autographed drum head I caught at a concert, my great grandmother's wedding ring, and my Zojirushi rice cooker. The first two items fall moreso into the "personal things that bring me joy" category, but that rice cooker has been a game changer as far as meals go. ^_^ I always get perfect sushi rice, but it's also great for making risotto, and I have been using it like a slow cooker as well. I will be dragging that rice cooker around until it quits or I'm gone. 😂

[@Serami77]

100% Pure Copper Tongue Scraper Copper is naturally anti-microbial and anti-bacterial, plus it provides vital enzymes that promote the survival of good bacteria and other important microbes in your mouth which is why it is the ultimate material

[@kristynanovotna8931]

Maybe my diaries and a monstera plant. But who knows, I'm only 20 now:)

[@kissgubbe]

Tungskrapa 4 life! Jag har en exakt likadan som din (fast limmad med superlim på ena sidan vid handtaget :-)

[@ibrahimlovesblink]

i love ur video

[@VikasSharma-ts3tv]

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[@rosyvidal-ayres8523]

Love following your space! Can you share the brand of the bucket bug please. :) puss puss

[@houseofcoffee3737]

My tongue scrapper from package free shop

[@zoeypiccola7449]

My mom puts her tongue scraper in the dishwasher every week, maybe that would also work for you.

[@victoriaxa]

❤❤❤

[@SylvainBOSSON-og8fi]

Jenny let s me tell you something, I think you should netherless have a child? You are clever much more the other average, pretty, and a lot of men hear you , love you. So even Queens have got pregnant? Of course it s could scary?but before dying or others terribles things...