Woman’s Reuse of Nescafé Jar in TikTok Video Amasses 7.4M Views

• A woman in a TikTok video took full advantage of reduce, reuse and recycle after she finished a jar of coffee
• The lady took to social media and proudly showed off the ingenious way that she used an empty jar
• Online users shared their thoughts on the woman's discovery of a practical new purpose for a used-up Nescafé coffee jar

One woman hopped onto the trend of people showing how they use the empty jars of products they finished. The lady's idea became wildly popular as she received millions of views with her DIY.

Thousands flocked to like the video of the woman showing how she reused her empty Nescafé jar. People were raving and getting ideas for their own empty jars.

In a TikTok video by @loreolesya showed people how she has been carrying her iced coffee. The TikTok creator's beverage looked extra refreshing in a glass bottle jar. She revealed that her travel glass mug was an Nescafé coffee jar after removing the labels. The woman opened her bottle of iced coffee and put a straw in it, making it look even more convincing as a travel mug.

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Woman repurposes jars

In another story, Briefly News reported on a woman who went viral for repurposing her Jacob's coffee jars. The woman took full advantage of the stunning shape of the jar to make DIY decor. The lady soaked the jars in water to remove the labels, leaving her with clear glass jars that she painted. People were impressed by the final results, like giving the woman storage canisters which looked good in her kitchen.

TikTok loves DIY coffee mug

Many people love the idea of a woman using an old coffee jar as an iced coffee mug. People commented that they could not wait to create their own. The average glass coffee mug with a lid and straw starts from R100, while a Nescafé coffee jar like one in the TikTok video costs over R150. Many people were eager to see their money after watching the video below:

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Rozzy McGov said:

"I'm so mad I didn't think of this."

Sally.Cinnamon90 wrote:

"Maybe it's just because I grew up poor, but this would definitely be a consideration without question."

HuntiCunti said:

"We are really are in a recession yall."

outsidecat commented:

"Girl. This is it. Thank you."

︎bri commented;

"Never been excited for my Nescafé to run out until now."

lilymurray1x exclaimed:

"So smart."

han said:

"Recession indicator."

rocketdog99 was impressed:

"That actually looks elegant!"

Other Briefly News stories of DIY projects

• South Africans were thoroughly impressed by the way one woman used the empty jars that she found around her home.
• One woman's DIY project to create a headboard for herself impressed online users who were floored by her skills
• A man had people laughing after him created an entire heater from scratch using items he found around his house.
• South Africans were impressed by a woman who used a contraption that functioned as a geyser vaskom.

Source: Briefly News