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 In October 2022, I was looking for a garment steamer in case I did not have time to iron my clothes. As such I search online to look for one. As there were many different types of garment steamers, I decided to get the Philips Steam&Go Plus Handheld Garment Steamer GC362/86 as it looks good. The Stuff The Philips Steam&Go Plus Handheld Garment Steamer GC362/86 is a portable-size garment steamer with a long handle. The shape of it is like a handheld barcode scanner. According to  Philips's website, it can be used vertically or horizontally. It comes with a detachable 70ml water tank that can be refilled anytime during use. In terms of packaging, it includes a bag for storage, a brush to attach to the garment steamer, and a glove. Here are some pict

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 January 2023, I stumbled across the Daiso Battery Storage Case while walking around a Daiso store. Since it is only 2.16 SGD and I do not have a battery storage case to store my batteries at home, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Daiso Battery Storage Case comes in a clear or black clear version. The one that I bought is the clear version. The material of this stuff is completely plastic. Based on the Daiso website, it measures 18.5X13X4 cm. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Daiso Battery Storage Case in its packaging form The case itself Opening the case Putting the batteries in the case Usage and Experience I have been using the Daiso Battery Storage Case for less than a week since this post. Since I o

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 December 2022, after I tried the  Decathlon Canaveral Plastip a few times, I decided to go down to Decathlon and get the Decathlon Canaveral Electronic Dartboard ED110 since it can keep track of scores and is not very expensive.  The Stuff The Decathlon Canaveral Electronic Dartboard ED110 is very much like the Decathlon Canaveral Plastip, just that it is the electronic version. The packaging contains a user manual, the electronic dartboard, 6 darts 3 red and 3 blue, and extra plastic tips and dart components. It requires 3xAA size batteries which is not included. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The Decathlon Canaveral Electronic Dartboard ED110 Box What's in the box The back of the dartboard Where to insert

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 my army days, I felt I needed a small sling/messenger bag to store stuff when I walked around in admin attire. I noticed some people were carrying the D&G Soldier Talk China (G.I) Sling Bag #267 which is what I wanted. As such, I bought it from the camp's gift shop. The Stuff The D&G Soldier Talk China (G.I) Sling Bag #267 that I have comes in olive green which matches the army's color. It has a main compartment that opens via a flap with 2 buckles, a zipped back pocket, and a small side pocket with a velcro flap. According to the D&G Soldier Talk website , it measures 26.5cm (L) by 27cm (H) by 11cm (W). Here are some pictures that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like: The D&G Soldier Talk China (G.I) Sling Bag #267 Ba