You guys love haul videos and I love shopping.
So this is a win-win situation. Now, last time we did a haul video,
we went to Target. We asked you in the
comment box where you wanted us to go next time.
You put the four letter word in the comment box.
So a few days ago Chad and I headed over to the very popular,
very famous IKEA, picked up a bunch of stuff, and now we're going to show
you what we've picked up at our IKEA Haul.
All of our Swedish followers are probably going to laugh
their butts off at my pronunciations, but just bear with me guys.
Okay. This is a really cool, accordion- style potholder or pot lid holder.
It's called Variera, and it's available in the kitchen section.
It was about 10 bucks, and it's really good for creating efficient space
for all of those pot lids. I really like this. Glad I picked it up.
These containers, many of you who have seen our kitchen reno video
or our kitchen tour video have probably seen
these containers in the cupboard.
They are really great for storing dry goods.
I don't have the name of them on the package, but they are in the
IKEA 365 section, which is the kitchen section.
They are very wonderful, and I got an extra pair,
because I have more dry goods that need to be stored.
Next item, this one's really easy to pronounce, Soda.
These giant straw packs, I think, yeah, there are 200 in here.
They were $0.99, and I love using straws for smoothies.
They protect my teeth from staining. $0.99, 200 straws, you cannot go wrong.
Next thing we got was this funky little dish brush.
It does not have a name, I don't believe.
But the cool thing is that it's got a plunger
and if this was not a wood surface, I'm sure it would stick beautifully.
And it's really great because the plunger allows the brush to drip dry.
Fantastic thing for your kitchen, and I think this was around $1 or $2.
And as you can see, IKEA is not afraid of color.
These are very convenient plunger suction cup hooks.
So these I have earmarked for the bathroom.
I think I'm going to use them in my shower to hang my squeegee --
no, my squeegee has a plunger -- my loofah and my pumice stone
for my foot. I have two of those, feet.
And Chad's going to use them in his bathroom for the same thing.
They're really great because they're reusable.
You can pop them off and put them on wherever you like.
Again, very inexpensive and you get four very cute, very colorful plunger hooks.
The next thing I picked up were two packages of S hooks.
They are called Grundtal. You get five of them in a pack.
They were not very expensive. And the reason I decided to pick up
S hooks was because I recently saw a cool, little hack
that I'm going to be sharing with you guys in an upcoming video,
and it has to do with your bedroom closet. So stay tuned for that.
This is called Filur, like fill her up,
and what a great name because it's a garbage can.
The reason we got this garbage can was Chad wanted a new garbage can for his...
I was going to say for his kitchen. Chad wanted a new garbage can
for his office, because he had a see-through one and he didn't like
seeing all of his garbage building up. So he figured this was a nice alternative.
Very classy. There you go Chad, enjoy.
The thing I love about IKEA is they have all kinds of staples there,
and these little jars here are called Rajtan.
And the reason these are great is they fit beautifully in my
spice cupboard, which I'm sure many of you have seen.
And I use these to store my spices currently.
And since I am always trying out new things in the kitchen,
I figured I would pick up four more of these so I could get some new spices.
We also picked up some of this.
It might look crafty to you, but it does serve a wonderful purpose.
This is for concealing all of your cables. Some people call it cable trunking.
Some people call it cable keepers.
Or I don't know. You call it whatever you want.
This comes with some tie wraps, which are great because you can
actually stuff your cables inside this spirally container for your cables,
and then you can tie wrap it to table legs or any of those
under-the-table storage solutions that you might have seen somewhere
in an office supply store or at IKEA. These are called Rabalders.
Rabalder, you can get those at IKEA, and they will help
keep your office nice and organized.
It is almost tax time, so we decided to pick up
a couple of these Kassett boxes. They were a little bit expensive,
but they're very durable. They're made with metal edges
and thick, thick, thick cardboard. So they're really good for keeping
papers and files and all that kind of stuff.
So Chad was adamant that we picked up a couple more of these.
These nifty, little storage bins have been getting quite a lot
of great feedback on our videos whenever we are in the kitchen.
This one that we have in the kitchen is red and white.
So we didn't see any more colored ones. They only had white on white.
But they are indeed called... oh, we don't have a name on this one.
Oh no, we don't have a name on them. But I know if you go to our
kitchen videos, a lot of people will talk about the name of the product.
And I'm sure a lot of you guys will know the name of the product
and you'll start flurrying the comments with the name of the product.
But anyway, they're available in the kitchen section.
They come in two sizes. We like these.
We use them under the kitchen sink to keep sponges
and cleaning products and tools separate from one another.
So I've really enjoyed compartmentalizing with these.
We also use them for salt, pepper, and napkins,
and all kinds of great stuff in the kitchen.
And we're going to be using these in our newly renovated laundry room,
which we will show you as soon as it is done.
Next thing we picked up was this. It is called Skubb.
And Skubb is a lot cooler than it sounds because it is one of those
hanging organizer solutions. It's made out of a fabric material.
It's got these Velcro loops, which will basically Velcro onto a cross bar.
And what happens is when we renovate our laundry room, we are getting
some extra hanging space, and we're going to use this
as a solution to keep some of our off-season shoes.
We also picked up this beautiful looking beast.
It is called the Rimforsa.
And what does the Rimforsa do, you might ask?
It's a tablet holder and it's pretty. So I use a lot of recipes on Pinterest.
You guys that follow me on Instagram know that because I'm always
Instagraming my food. And I pretty much pin all
of my recipes on Pinterest, which means that I need
some sort of computational device in the kitchen so that
I can reference it while I'm cooking. Therefore, having a nice, little stand
for the old tablet makes a lot of sense. So when we saw this, it was
about 15 bucks, we thought it was a good thing to pick up.
That brings this IKEA Haul to an end.
But not quite yet, because I need to know: Where are we going on our next haul video?
Let me know your request in the comments down below.
And also let me know: What was your favorite item from this haul?
What do you think you would pick up if you were going to IKEA?
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I am @MelissaMaker. He is @TheChadReynolds.
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