r/WhatShouldIDoWithIt

What should i do with this space

Just moved into a new house and in my room the stairs cut into it and now theres a little spot they had to cover for the stairs

Its like 2ft wide 1ft back (im guessing cuz i lost my tape measure lol)

u/demonic_dagger15 — 1 day ago

Small glass bowls

hey reddit what should i use this for?

I have 10 of these so far they're from this dessert my family buys, they come in really nice glasses but they're too small for anything practical like coffee as they're only 2.25 inches (5.7 cm)

They're the "Patisseries Rirans Aristan of French
Taste" dessert.

Any ideas?

u/FunnyConversation668 — 3 days ago

How would you build ita shell?

Hello!

Found this old turtle boot scrubber hiding in the patio area. 🐢

It’s metal and the paint and has developed a nice aged look over the years. Originally, the shell was filled with rough pine needles/bristles that would scrape mud off boots, but they’re long gone now.

I’d like to repurpose it into something creative for the garden or patio instead of restoring the original scrubber. What do you think?

u/kondor-PS — 2 days ago

What should I do with this huge jewelry box?

I wanted to restain the wood, but after picking it up I’m starting to think it may not be all real wood so Im not sure if I could stain it. I was also considering replacing the inside wood panel for glass and do some diy fake stain glass? Or should i keep it the same for that apothecary vibe? I need some opinions and ideas. I’m planning on keeping it in my room to store jewelry and other small trinkets.

u/Upbeat_Ad1360 — 2 days ago

Mexican restaurant near my house, changed the look of the front of their restaurant into an enclosed patio dining area. They got rid of their curved awning and said I could take it if I wanted it. It looks cool but I’m not sure what to do with it. Initially I wanted to make a trellis out of it, but decided against it. Any ideas?

u/JonnyElbows_AA — 13 days ago

We know we want to put a privacy wall up, but not sure how long. And we know we want a fire pit, shed, and picnic table all on the cement slab. Let me hear/ see your thoughts!

u/Gold_Associate_7296 — 10 days ago

Candle holders for Garden / Patio

Hello everyone! I’ve had these for about two years now; my mother gifted them to me for my patio, and I always thought they looked really nice outdoors. I did try using them for their intended purpose, but unfortunately the summer heat had other plans. (Candles melted 🫠) 😅 The candles would soften and melt pretty quickly, so after a while I ended up moving them to a quiet corner of the garden, where they’ve been sitting since around August.

They still seem too nice to throw away or leave forgotten, and I feel like there’s probably a creative use for them that I just haven’t thought of yet.

That’s where you come in; Id love to see what creatuve ideas people can come up with. Whether it’s repurposing them, transforming them into something completely different, or finding a practical use, I’m curious to hear your suggestions!

u/kondor-PS — 3 days ago
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What should i add

Give me tips how to improve this room i need it for a animation uderwater. this is in blender

u/veIjanovska — 3 days ago
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I've got myself a Vinyl Mario doll, but I didn't know where to keep it. So I sealed it away in a box 2 years ago.

Today I read that vinyl can be harmful when sealed by pressure and plastic, so immediately got it out of the box and now it lays in a shoebox on top of 2 mop cloths with the doll under a white lil blanket in my desk. (The same I did when I obtained it without the lil blanket)

I want to store it away a bit better, but idk how. Does anybody have better ideas for me?

u/Then_Sky_1375 — 6 days ago

My experience taught me the right way of choosing squeegee size, it typically depends on how big your bathroom glass doors are. Most of the standard shower doors are something around 10-12 inches and seem to hit the sweet spot. This size can already cover enough of the surface area without feeling weighed and bulky in your hand. If you have this smaller surface or tighter corners, I suggest you use a shorter squeegee because it is a way easier to control even if it takes you more passes. Other than that, a larger blade is way more beneficial to a wide glass panel because it speeds things up. I’ve also browsed options on Alibaba, and I saw a lot of suppliers who actually list recommended uses based on its specific size, which makes a difference over time. Well, at the end of the day, it’s just about balancing comfort and efficiency so you can’t feel that cleaning is a chore.

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u/gflellypeesy7 — 14 days ago

Dear Internet stranger, what do you see in those? We're expecting a baby so it may be something for them. Or not.

The size of each is about 20cm/7.87inches.

u/Equivalent_Break6636 — 13 days ago