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Hi all, I’m not a handyman but I will sometimes put furniture together (Wayfair, ikea, etc.). My husband and I bought a floating tv stand and installed it yesterday. We used our auto man to level it but somehow it still looks crooked. He has concerns (as do I) about the stand not being flush against the wall and it tipping slightly forward. When touching it it doesn’t move or shake and seems to be holding on strong. Any advice as to what we can do to fix this? I was thinking about hiring someone but he wants a new piece entirely.

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Hi everyone, I’m looking to add some greenery to my Airbnb to make it feel more cozy and inviting, but I keep running into the same issue. So many fake plants end up looking obviously plastic, and I really want something that looks natural without needing constant care. I’ve checked out local stores like IKEA and big retailers like Walmart and Amazon. I’ve also noticed a lot of options on Alibaba and AliExpress, though I haven’t tried ordering from them yet. With so many choices, it’s hard to know which ones will actually look realistic and help the space feel warm rather than cheap. I’d love to hear from other hosts. Where do you usually source fake plants that look convinci...

I’ve noticed that most of my hesitation around buying furniture online isn’t about the price, it’s about trust. Photos always look great, but you never really know what you’re getting until it shows up at your door. Recently, I’ve been paying more attention to how people are choosing convenience over endless store visits. The idea of comparing styles, sizes, and prices from one place without leaving home is starting to feel… practical. I’m still on the fence, but I’m leaning toward giving it a shot instead of overthinking it like I usually do. I’m planning to try *Homary*. It looks like it could help with some of those concerns. For those who’ve tried buying furniture...

Hey everyone! I just moved out of my parents’ house into a tiny apartment, and while I’d love real plants, I’ll be working two jobs in 2026 so I might not have time to care for them. I do love the look of greenery though, so I’m exploring realistic and affordable fake plants, like faux ficus trees, snake plants, monstera, pothos vines, and tall floor palms. In my online research I’ve seen lots of listings on Amazon, Facebook Marketplace, Walmart, Alibaba, AliExpress, etc., but I’m not sure about quality versus price. I also spotted some options at IKEA yesterday that looked decent. Before I pull the trigger I was hoping this community could help! Does anyone have recommendati...

tl;dr: Wait for Alpakka 2 or possibly Steam Controller 2. This is not a consumer product. # A primer I bought the controller for personal use from Inputlabs' own website, or more precisely the parts for it. I got the fully soldered version, so assembly was only a few screws away, and the process was somewhere between IKEA furniture and assembling Lego. I have no affiliations with Inputlabs. I've had this controller for a few weeks now, to these are kind of early impressions, but I think I've had it for long enough to pretty much make up my mind about it. The short of it is that I **** it but can't live without it. # The gyro: The Alpakka's primary feature The gyr...

I used to avoid buying furniture online completely. It just felt like one of those things you had to see in person. But after moving recently and being short on time, I decided to give it a shot. I ordered a couple of pieces from *Homary*, mostly because their designs stood out compared to what I was seeing locally. I won’t lie, I was cautious the whole time, especially while waiting for delivery. When everything arrived, the quality was better than I expected for an online order, though assembly took some patience. What surprised me most was how much it changed the feel of my space without needing multiple store visits. It’s not a perfect process, but it definitely made me rethink my ...

To save room in my house I wanted a desk that could also store my piano underneath, ive seen them online before but to save money I thought i'd give it a go myself. I'm a qualified carpenter but I generally build houses and dont ever delve into much joinery and never any furniture or woodworking type stuff. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience and the process of making this and i'm really happy with how it turned out, I also learned a lot and will do some things differently next time. I'd be curious to know if any more experience woodworkers could spot anything that could have been done better i'd love some tips for future projects. Cheers Constructive criticism is mo...

I haven’t ever kept up with community forums or comments to see what people think of the games compared to one another, but seeing how successful New Horizons was, (and still is, technically) do people think it was actually a better game than new leaf? From what I remember, New Leaf had WAY more content at launch, some of which New Horizons never got (Dream Suite, Fortune Teller, Club LOL). I didn’t have a phone when I first played new leaf so I figured out everything on my own, and the experience was like nothing else I ever played: addictive, super interactive, and felt like I was a significant part in the growth of the town. I was younger obviously so my imagination had my power. B...

the pair to this end table was broken and I am looking for a match, but I don’t know what it is called. it was purchased in Calgary, AB in 2013. it is black, completely wooden. The top and bottom are slightly twisted and don’t line up perfectly. The piece is not cheap like Ikea or walmart, it was purchased from a local furniture store. https://preview.redd.it/7ixoxanq4wag1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec8d85357e1d2f167226606855632ccb89dbdf70 https://preview.redd.it/6x4a8bnq4wag1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9ebf6107a83195cec6fc3aa6cf9fe3f39670944c

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Hey all, I'm feeling absolutely drained after being at ikea today. I went in to replace my Anfallare desk with mittback trestles. It was so unstable the entire time I owned it. No matter how tight the screws were, mittback straight up wobbled. Plus it never met my needs. I also had small mirror I bought for my mum for christmas. There were two types on display when I bought it; an extendy wall mount, and a freestanding one. I thought I got the freestanding one. Anyway, I put it together and realised they weren't interchangable. Oh well. Tldr: it was already opened. A little dusty (because thats just how some homes are), but opened. Anyway, when I got to the desk I was onl...

- first i start with bathroom, I use clorox products, I clean the toilet (make sure you get around and underneath) In my bathroom I have a shelf so I organize all the products above the shelf, then I move on to the sink and scrub with a bleach cleaner (get the spout and drain) and then wash it out. Move on to the bath. I clean the bath at least once a week. I scrub the entire bath floor and sides where I keep shower products and the drain. Use the shower head to wash it out. Move on to the bath room floor. You can swiffer or mop it or just scrub some dirty spots! - Next I move on to the living room. I have two living rooms but I start off with the one I spend the most time in. I vacuum the...

I've been playing for a while, year 3 I believe. I didn't fully plan my town out in advance so I've had to move some things around. I have 2 rentals, furniture and clothing stores, lab and bank. Plus upgraded town hall, John's store, mine, bandstand, town bell, fast travel pad, visitor camp, museum, flower and feed store. I have at least 2 of each of the egg, milk and wool producing animals. (I can't remember the in game name lol) So I've raised and spent dinks. Even some of the buildings etc that I thought were expensive. I just got offered the airport and it blew my mind. Spending 300k and up for some of Franklyn's inventions seems like a lot. I'...

Ammo boxes are 50 rounds for pistol and 20 for rifle. Lots of tools, scrap metal, hides, etc in the drawers. The cabinet left of the furniture crafting table is stuffed to the gills with flares. The three jerry cans on the cabinet are full, still working on topping up the ones on the floor next fishing trip. I do have Barb's rifle as well as a few more revolvers but haven't set out all of the revolvers and need to find another rack (maybe one in MT? haven't been there in a bit) to hang it up. Haven't really used the front of the store or bathroom for anything although I did steal the locker out of the bathroom to store crafting materials in.

After reading comments on this sub I almost didn't purchase this game (I was torn between Hello Kitty Island Adventure or this as my 'cozy game'), but ended up buying DDLV after watching people playing it on YouTube. I want to offer the perspective of someone who played the game recently. Now, first of all, I get the frustration of them saying it would be f2p and then changing their minds. Regardless of that, I feel like the f2p situation has been discussed to death but people really don't go into what the game itself is like. Here's my take on common critiques as someone who played the game for the last two months: 1) Constant microtransactions: I'm really...

The inside of one of the drawers and the bottom of the frame \^\^ I recently bought second hand wooden drawers, and I’ve only owned Ikea furniture before this. I’m very lost on what to do. My main concern is just protecting the wood from whatever damage can occur. I thought about using 50 oil polyurethane and 50 white spirits. I would have to do everything in my bedroom which has two windows. We own a dog so I’m wary about using this. My door would be closed at all times, but this still scares me. I then thought about using danish oil, but both concern me. What should I do? Sorry, this sounds vague. I’m unsure of what questions and information to provide because I really am clue...