TikTok Video of Woman Using Jacobs Coffee Jars As Canisters Gets 1.1M Views, Mzansi Appreciates Tutorial

TikTok Video of Woman Using Jacobs Coffee Jars As Canisters Gets 1.1M Views, Mzansi Appreciates Tutorial

  • A woman showed people how they can use old coffee containers in their homes to make their storage look better
  • The lady Asanda Sikade loves Jacobs Coffee and did not want to put the packaging to waste, so she made the effort to give them a second life
  • Many people were impressed by the easy DIY project, and Asanda told Briefly News about her DIY hobbies

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The creator went viral after making a video of how she organised a coffee and tea corner. This lady put reduce, reuse and recycle into practice.

TikTok video of Jacobs Coffee cannister hack
TikTok video of woman’s tutorial on how to use Jacob’s Coffee empty containers as storage jars. Image: @asandasikade
Source: TikTok

The video of the woman's kitchen hack received over 62 000 likes. There were hundreds of comments from people who cracked jokes about the short project.

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Woman's life hack in TikTok goes viral

@asandasikade posted that she uses empty Jacobs coffee containers to upgrade her home. The DIYer turned the jars into storage for her hot beverage station. Watch the tutorial of how she did it below:

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Speaking to Briefly News, Asanda Sikade said he is not a regular DIYer. She said:

"I enjoy them (DIYs), and when there is a need to improve something somewhere in my space I don’t hesitate getting into it."

The TikTokker explained that her favourite was the coffee table she painted for her backroom. Watch the video:

Online users love handy tip in TikTok video

Peeps flooded the comments to share their thoughts. Many South Africans said that the video saved them from throwing away the packaging.

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Popi Matemane joked:

"Ke gana refill ya coffee eish, lol love this beautiful."

Kaylinem commented:

"Did you really just put Nescafe in a Jacobs jar?"

Hiedi_Mahlangu added:

"I am gonna take out my coffee container, out of my rubbish bin.'"

boi2mello wrote:

"Yeses that sink ya shina.(Your sink is shining.)"

Patricia Motaung said:

"How can you betray Jacob's ka Nescafe like that mara."

Sompisi added:

"Been saving peanut butter bottles. I will use them like this for my spices."

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People are often interested to find the best way to do things. A housekeeper on TikTok showed her audience the best way to keep their sneakers clean, and she was a hit.

Miraculous trending pot-cleaning hack leaves man scratching his head

Briefly News previously reported that a man has shared a helpful hack on TikTok to clean dirty pots using baking soda and vinegar. The short video has gained 156 000 views, with many eager to see the results.

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In the video posted by @mash_iie, the guy demonstrates the easy steps to clean dirty pots using common household items. He sprinkles baking soda on the pot, which helps to remove tough stains and grime. Then, he adds vinegar, creating a fizzy reaction that further loosens the dirt.

The hack is handy for pots with stubborn stains that are hard to clean with regular dish soap.

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Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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