I’m an interior design expert – my hack uses bathroom trash to make your home look way more expensive
DECORATING your home in a way that appeals to you aesthetically shouldn’t be beyond expensive.
Luckily, there’s a way you can turn bathroom trash into the perfect curtain hack.
A TikToker named Holgarine, aka @all_things_home_with_huk, posted an awesome 16-second video with one of the best tips ever.
When you finish using up all your toilet paper and paper towels, the first thing you might think to do would be to throw out the empty rolls.
It turns out that those empty rolls can be quite useful in the world of interior decoration and design.
Holgarine starts her video cutting empty paper towel rolls into about five or six sections.
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She doesn’t specify how large to cut each section, but it’s safe to assume they should be around two or three inches wide.
She tosses all the cut pieces of paper towel rolls into a white bin for future use.
When hanging her white curtain on its gold-colored rod, she separates each curtain ring hole with a piece of chopped paper towel roll.
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The chopped paper towel rolls act as dividers on her curtains creating a more spread-out and spacious look.
Some people in Holgarine’s comment section are confused about why she’s doing this, but other people totally appreciate the effort.
Someone in her comment section wrote: “Listen! I’m taking my curtains down and doing this!“
Someone else wrote “Someone will make a nicely designed similar thing, and say they invented it. Just watch. That’s a beautiful idea from a beautiful brain.”
Another user added: “I am so lucky I ran into your page! My home is about to be jazzy! Your creations are beautiful!”
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Holgarine’s video now has over 62,500 likes from people who love her DIY curtain hack idea.
This hack is one of the simplest ways to turn typical trash into treasure and make your home look more expensive.
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