A guy called Kendrick along with his mother had a special connection.
hack
We can utilize materials for upcycling old items.
toilet paper
Or paper towel rolls in a manner most of us could have never envisioned.
The scoop
The video begins with an image of a kitchen counter. “My mom is tallying up her treasures,” Kendrick explains.
We catch a quick glimpse of his mother picking up her delicate pink flower-patterned tumbler as she exits the scene. Sitting on the counter are seemingly two full toilet paper rolls alongside five half-rolls.
He goes on: “What she requires is an abundance of toilet paper rolls.” As he approaches a series of windows, he adds, “Notice how these drapes function?”
Kendrick proceeds to slide the curtains to show their movement along the curtain rod. Afterward, he points out that when you return them to place, they become quite “gathered.” Then, turning towards the countertop, he whispers enthusiastically, “Just wait.”
Kendrick does not go back to the countertop. Rather, he moves towards a different set of curtains.
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He says they have slightly over half,” and then looks at his mom asking, “Right, Mom?” He continues, “It’s about halfway plus a bit more for each roll of toilet paper between the folds.
He draws the curtains closed and then immediately opens them once more to show off their perfect alignment, all thanks to his clever DIY curtain spacers.
It looks absolutely beautiful,” Kendrick remarks contentedly, then spins around to present his beaming mother with the bouquet of flowers. “Great work, Mom!
How it’s helping
According to
Environment America
On average, an individual in America consumes approximately 140 rolls of toilet paper annually, equating to around 28 pounds of paper. Over a lifetime, this amounts to more than 11,000 rolls. This usage rate is nearly double what people typically use in both France and Italy.
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Reusing disposable items such as paper towel rolls and toilet paper tubes can help conserve many trees. Additionally, opting for recycled toilet paper can preserve an even greater number of trees.
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According to Pure Planet Club, the figure stands at 27,000.
Moreover, there are numerous practical methods for repurposing them, like using them as inexpensive
cat treat dispensers
,
fire starters
using used dryer lint,
seed starters
,
cord organizers
, and gardeners enjoy utilizing them to create
mulch lasagna
.
The possible savings and creation
opportunities
are not something to dismiss lightly. There are plenty of
amazing recycling options
Out there to explore. And every small contribution aids in healing our planet.
What everyone’s saying
The video has garnered more than 96,000 likes and has been widely praised for this straightforward yet sophisticated workaround.
The first person commented, “It’s impressive! I value how much she values the small particulars of her residence. Her place feels like a true home rather than merely a house.”
Another chimed in, “Being single means I don’t have curtains or even toilet paper. But could you kindly tell your mom thanks for easing the intense stream of OCD within me?”
One user quipped, “Now I can’t unread this. Fantastic, now I must also keep my toilet paper rolls safe. It was something I didn’t even notice before, but now it’s driving me crazy, thank you for that.”
“Actually, this is brilliant,” remarked another person.

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A guy reveals an ingenious trick for mounting curtains with toilet paper rolls: ‘This truly is brilliant.’
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