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I’ve spent the last 72 hours reading through this subreddit and I feel more lost than when I started. I’d like some help choosing two flashlights for when the power goes out. My situation: I live in an apartment, so I don’t need extreme brightness or long-range throw. I prefer a floody beam to light up rooms instead of a narrow throw. Power outages happen 1 or 2 times per year in Portugal, for 1 or 2 hours, maybe 24 hours I don’t need an EDC or anything tactical. I have two TV remotes, so I usually have 4 or 6 AAA batteries at home already. I plan to buy a radio (probably Panasonic RF-P150D) that uses AA, so I will probably buy a pack of AA alkalines or rechargeable IKEA Ladd...

Heloooo This is my first time having my own room and idk but my room just doesnt look the way I want to idk why. I wanna do smth with it but I literally have no eye for design. I think its very obvious I like pink, I also like reading (i own a decent amount of books but I havent placed them yet), I have a lot of hobbies as u can see i like crafts (haven't placed my huge collection of yarn yet), I also like music (I own a ukulele and in a few months a guitar too), I like hellokitty as well!! I dont really have much furniture but I can buy stuff from IKEA or jysk! I sadly only gave a budget of like €200-300 which isnt enough to buy a lot of things but its all I have saved up:")...

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Side note: Does anyone know which thrift stores would carry bedroom furniture?

I have taken an interest in American Empire Revival because my fireplace mantel in my foyer is in this style. I've been collecting and researching furniture like this to fill the room. I've noticed that it seems some pieces of furniture are far more common in this style than others. For example, curios are everywhere. I see them everywhere online, I see them at many antique malls and stores. Their majority of curious altogether are in this style. What doesn't seem common? Couches and chairs. I have never seen one in person. I can find them online, but only on auction sites. Is there any reason for this?

I run a business where we do a toy drive every year. This toy drive leads up to Christmas where we donate everything to Cool Vibes Pub and Grub (shoutout to them for offering this year after year!!). Our demographic of donors is older, so we give them the option to donate money instead of toys. In the past couple of years, I used to always go to Big Lots to buy them! But that’s no longer an option. I like for the toys to be good quality and something kids can get a lot of use out of. I buy a LOT at Aldi, and I’ve had a couple of people suggest ikea. Is there anywhere else you’d recommend for me to purchase 100+ toys? We are already at $400+ with a whole month to go, so I’m assumi...

I went to 4 different stores at first. Two of them were mattresses stores that wanted at least 599 for the cheapest mattress which was horrendously uncomfortable. Firstly they , like the epitome of salesmen, showed me the nice 2199 mattress which anyone love but I don’t have 2500 dollars up my *** so they then go over credit checks and finances Why on earth would any human being need to finance something they need for sleeping? (Beds are a luxury and many other people sleep on floor pallets or other but in american a warm bed is a basic standard privilege) The next 2 stores were supposedly discount but one was retail price 1599+ and another was 600+ but still very high. 600 dollars is ...

Hi I bought the winter holiday pack and realised I have no idea how to apply the skins to fountains, stores, castle etc I search in furniture and it only showed the trees. Any help would be awesome 😃😃

Been ramping up on expanding my collection the past year, this is my Imperial section and I'm planning to buy a glass vitrine from Ikea to store them in a concentrated manner a bit later.

HAPPY BDAY GUYS !! 🖤🖤🖤 My bday is coming on the 24th and here are some things you guys can get in some stores for your bday! ( non food) I choose these memes bc they describe me perfectly 🤭🤭 what’s one thing you like about being a Sagittarius & what are you going to buy yourself to spoil yourself on your bday ? Bath and body works& Victoria secret - get a free gift up to $10 ( bath and body works is with purchase ) Sephora- get a free mini makeup gift of your choosing Miniso- can get a blind box/ keychain for $25 you can also get one for $30 and pay the difference ( need to show ID) IKEA-$10 Hot topic & cotton on - $5 gift card Ulta- f...

I’ve been browsing small Shopify/Instagram stores lately, and I keep seeing the same pattern: Some of them actually sell good products, but the pictures make them look cheap. Bad lighting, messy backgrounds, weird angles… it kills trust immediately. People judge the photo first, the product second. I recently saw a furniture shop with amazing pieces in real life, but the photos made them look completely different and low-value. It wasn’t the product’s fault — it was the presentation. So I got curious and started building/testing an AI workflow that creates studio-quality product photos automatically, without a real photo studio. Not just filters. Not silly mockups. I mean photos...

I keep noticing something while browsing Instagram, Facebook Marketplace, Shopify stores, etc. A lot of small businesses actually have great products… but their photos make them look low-quality or cheap. It’s crazy how much trust is lost just because of poor lighting, bad angles, or cluttered backgrounds. A product can be premium, but if the photo looks bad, people automatically assume the product is bad too. Recently I came across a furniture store with solid products, but their images made the items look nothing like they do in real life. It wasn’t a product issue it was a presentation issue. So I started experimenting with AI to see if there’s a way to automatically make stud...

I'd almost gone into sales a few times, but was disqualified for smoking weed (rich people furniture store, and car dealer). After being offered a great job (turned it down at the time) while tripping on mushrooms; I've realized I have a particular gift, and honed by never shutting the **** up. The red tape that prevents people from stereotypically walking into the CEO's office, and asking for a job, doesn't exist for me. I'm only slightly exaggerating, but how do I make money from it? I've thought local businesses/startups would be the best to target currently. Just ask them to work off commission? It was the realization of "I'm tripping on ...

Hello there! I recently purchased a 28cm Stainless Steel pan, concretely a Silampos Supreme Prof, wich I love. It’s the best pan I have ever used. But I am planning to add the Ikea Vardagen 24cm for eggs, and because I am curious about CS. I watched the video about seasoning on the Wiki. Is the oven method for 1h, and then repeat, the most recommended method for that? Avocado oil is fine? And I have a doubt. After each use and cleaning, is necessary to add some oil to the pan before storing it?

Hi, I live in queens and am looking for cheap storage. Would love something under $50 a month. I have a car and no furniture will be stored there. Thanks

Hi everyone, I have designed and made a unique item of furniture that I believe aligns well with IKEA's philosophy and style. Do you know of a way in which I can pitch the idea to IKEA and sell my product to them? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Whaling was first established in southern Western Australia in the 1840s and has remained a key sector of its economy since, now based out of Albany, the largest town on King George's Sound where most commercial whaling and fishing takes place. The Port of Albany, once the premier port of Western Australia prior to its decline in favor of the larger and more critically Port of Fremantle near Perth, retains its status as an important entrepot of goods and services, trading away fishery products (including high-in-demand whale oil) and lumber as well as agricultural and processed items while importing key goods such as petroleum. Steadily, the whaling industry as well as fisheries as ...

It's been like this for every bundle from the asset store so far, along with some models imported from my files. How can I fix this?

Hi, me and my wife recently moved to an unfurnished apartment on the 4th floor. The building unfortunately does not have an elevator. The staircase *should* be good enough to carry everything but we’re not aware what specific criteria contractors use to determine whether it is safe to carry stuff up or not. We need most of the heavier household furniture: bed, sofa etc. Reading the terms for most providers, it looks awfully scary that they could potentially just leave everything on the ground floor. Even if for example we use the “In home” delivery option with IKEA because the fine print says it is only applicable up to level 3 in buildings. What are our options? Any help would be gr...