The Stuffs Review

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background Back in June 2022, while I was shopping around IKEA to look for stuff for my home, I came across the IKEA Möjlighet Headset/Tablet Stand White. Since I do have a headphone and think that a headphone stand will be useful, plus it is at an affordable price, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff Based on information on the IKEA SG website, The IKEA Möjlighet Headset/Tablet Stand White is made of a "Durable, simple and stable steel structure with rounded edges that won't scratch the underlying surface".  It also "Helps you keep headphones, mobile phones and tablets organised. Perfect to place in the bookcase or on the desk." Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: IKEA Möjlighet Headset/Tablet Stand White

Background Back in June 2021, while ordering Nespresso capsules from the phone's Nespresso app, I decided to scroll around and look for any interesting accessories they have. As I noticed the Nespresso Capsule Recycling Bin and thought that it could be a way to store those used capsules, I decided to get it. The Stuff The Nespresso Capsule Recycling Bin comes in all black. It is made of solid plastic in a rectangular shape with curved sides. The top part has a handle for carrying around and the mid to bottom part comes in a fluted design. According to the Nespresso website, here is some information on this stuff: Measurements: 34 cm x 21.5 cm x 10 cm (HxWxD) Weight without capsules: 850 g Capacity: 160 used capsules Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Nespresso Capsule Recycling Bin Box The bin itself The handle being lifted up Top view of the bin Inside view after removing the lid Parts of the bin that is removable Usage and Experience

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In early July 2022, while I was shopping around Daiso to get some stuff, I came across the Daiso All-Purpose Grabber. As I feel that there is a need for this stuff in my house and it's only SGD2.14, I decided to get it. The Stuff The Daiso All-Purpose Grabber is made of plastic and according to the packaging, it is an 84cm / 2ft9in fixed-length stick with a "2 fingers" grabbing end and a handle end. It's like a hand extension to grab stuff. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Daiso All-Purpose Grabber Information on the packaging stating the length of the stuff Grabber closes when pressed Grabbing a stuff Usage and Experience I have been using the Daiso All-Purpose Grabber after purchasing it. I use

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an * or Ads by Amazon) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review with a small commission – at no extra cost to you. Background In June 2022, while I was scrolling through my phone looking at stuff online, I noticed the Xiaomi Mijia Anti Dust Mite Vacuum Cleaner (Wired). Since I was looking for something to clean my bed and sofa, and the pricing to me is affordable, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Xiaomi Mijia Anti Dust Mite Vacuum Cleaner (Wired) comes only in white color. The design is rectangular with a handle and power button in the middle. It comes in a UK 3-pin plug and the cord length is long which I think is about 5 meters. Based on the manual in the box the rated power is 350W and the suction is >= 12kPa. It also has a UV light to kill bacteria and dust mites. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Xiaomi Mijia Anti Dust Mite