If you have the plant stand in a spot that had lower light, a pythos or spider plant are great & easy to care for. 😊

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And they don't die on you like those pesky live ones do.😂

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Still gotta dust em. Or not.

I never found plastic plants that actually looked real until I saw the plants at Ikea. I now happily have plants all around my house that don't need water and will never die 😊

Lilies are not at all ok if you have cats... even the pollen is toxic to them js.

Peace lilies are almost indestructible ‼️ Thanks for showcasing all of these bargains 🤩👏🏻🎶

I know right! I'm watching this video thinking, I really need to get there and grab some of these seemingly great deals! I can't remember the last time I've been inside an Aldi but with this economy - I'm there!

If you prefer a vine type, try pothos.

Spider plants are easy care.

just what i was thinking

Matt, give ZZ plants a try (they almost take care of themselves): Low light & low water tolerant and their leaves are very shiny.

I’m headed there in about 30 minutes, I’m excited to hopefully see few of these there!

Tbh I would like some solar lights this year

Huh. My Dollar Store laundry bags have lasted 3+ years.

Yes pothos!! I had a couple that kept growing and lasted 20 years!!!! Just clip them back!

Along those lines, I don't use cold water when watering -- try to keep it tepid.

Oooooo! a ZZ plant would look really nice in that plant stand

@@thatclobear3855you’re making things up

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Wow! I might go back and get one, now. I kept thinking that that frame would surely be rough on the other clothing in the wash. Dishwasher is perfect.

Is it sad that that sounds like my dream job 😂

Road trip?!

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I had three trees twisted like that… actually two died, but now the third is LARGE and thriving! I give it some miracle gro fertilizer once every other month.

I stocked on 2 sets of those too!

They knew he was coming.

Darn!! 😟

"Unalive?" That's a new word for me. Did you just make thar up or has it been around for a while and I'm just out of the linguistics loop?

Somebody on an NGA forum (National Gardening Association) posted that this had been researched and disproven, at least with regards to orchids. The ice melts slowly enough that the water reaching the roots isn't cold. I'd still try to keep the ice cube from touching leaves & stems.

Yes they have been around for 20 years, but I have never bothered to track one down. However, if my local Aldi’s gets them, I’ll buy one, now about the dishwasher…

You could always Google where can I buy a plastic hat form for hats.

@11:13 Don't store your coffee in clear glass, if you keep it on the counter. The light is supposed to make the coffee less fresh.

💡 everything lasts longer in a bag

Gotta agree. Those plants are really hardy.

They actually thrive on water, but they will deal with not having water for up to 3 weeks

I love that idea !

That's how I wash my 2 fur baby 's @@suedefringe

They usually don't. I think it's an 'Aldi Find' so will be there for a limited time.

Omg, anything is better than walmart.

I think he mentioned they were new to Aldi. I’ve been shopping there ever since they came to my town and have never seen them. Actually pretty much everything in the 2-2 1/2 aisles set aside for the home section are limited to the Wednesday they go onto the shelves to the following Wednesday when the stock is switched out. Whatever didn’t get sold is marked down and I’m not sure how long it stays out. If you missed something you wanted you can probably count on it not being available for another year. That’s not a hard and fast rule it’s just something I’ve noticed. Another thing I’ve learned about Aldi…if you see something you want get it. Stuff “flys off the shelves” like Matt said and you can just about count on it not being available until STNY (same time next year).

I came here to say this, but I saw a different name for it that’s difficult for me to remember how to spell… Sanseviestra or something close to that. Water them once a month (I do on the first), and apparently they’re great at releasing oxygen. I have a 4” one I got at Aldi’s, but I want to get a bunch more.

Yes on unemployment pay

I actually spent so much time researching this and ended up purchasing two clamp work lights from Menards and some great plant light bulbs from Amazon for equivalent pricing. They don't look as nice but most of those grow lights you can't replace the bulbs and you end up throwing out the entire thing.

The grow lights shown in this video are LED, so they should last around 50,000 hours (over 2000 continuous days of running the light). Yes, eventually they’ll burn out, but maybe we’ll have invented something even better by then 😂

In theory, that's the right idea. Except LED lights are so incredibly unhealthy! It's possible to do more harm than good. Better to get incandescent or halogen bulbs for light therapy.

@@evshrug well that's IF the product lasts that long. 😄

@@buffalodrummergirl I believe you’re mixing up LED lights and LCD screens with too much blue spectrum light. You can get LED lights with high color accuracy (closer to natural sunlight than halogen), flicker-free, and even warm tinted like incandescent lights (or with low blue light output). Buuuuut these lights here probably are more optimal for plant growth than light treatment.

Agreed on a bigger pot and MiracleGro… potting soil usually has rich nutrients when you first plant in it, but after plants start to get going we need to replenish nutrients to those pots once every month or two. It is possible to OVER fertilize though, the leaves will take on a yellow “burn” look that spreads from the edges.

@@evshrug …that is possible or it’s possible his plant is root bound and not either getting enough light or too much. Several factors weigh in and since we don’t know the specifics, hard to really help.

Maybe you like having a dirty house but I don’t & the windows being crumby drives me bonkers

No. I bought it Wednesday, using it today. It is solidly built. Most similar products are $40-$60. I'll report back.

I’m wondering about the window vacuum as well….

I went yesterday to buy one at my store and they are gone 😩😩. I wish we could buy stuff online from them

Omg great idea!!!

You are a genius, tks so much😊

Anything with a pull cord is liable to have that handle break off or the cord entangle inside the device. I got a $20-ish slap chop thing from Walmart, which also came with other parts I had no idea of how to use back at the time, lol. Like the salad spinner, or the juicer. I always laugh at my ignorance from then and how watching cooking channels on KZfaq has finally taught me what all of those pieces are. Yes, it sat inside its box for years because I just didn't know 😂

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@@karenbaxter5402 great kitty mommies think alike!!!

If you might like a dessert that lasts a pretty long time, Aldi’s usually sells their own cinnamon marbled bread loaf. It costs a bit more than Pepperidge Farm’s, but it’s super dense and makes the most indulgent French toast or grilled stickies ever!

People are crazy for those Stanley cups right now, but you’re right: light canteens that don’t leak are muuuch better for walking around with!

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Great suggestion! Another nearly indestructable plant with a vining look is Pothos, especially the solid green or gold-marbled forms. I had one in a literally windowless office lit only by institutional fluorescent ceiling lights, and it "lived long and prospered."

No. I didn't buy the tool set but that window vacuum squeegee is mine. Almost all the tools we have are mine. I need more. 😊

No. I'm going to check out the Aldi by me for that tool bag. Also like that car window thing. I'm a couple days late on this so hopefully they still have these by me.

They were flying off the shelf here Wednesday morning. Opens at 9am, I was there about 10:30. Eight on the shelf, I grabbed one, read the box, put it in my cart. Looked at more items in the aisle, looked up and the shelf was empty. 😮 Sorry you missed out.

@@renel7303 They really look like a super find! I hope it works as well as I want it to 🙂

We don't have Canadian Tire and I'm jealous.

@@dianeladico1769 Really? I'm genuinely fascinated! Tell me more please! 😊 (I used to work at Canadian Tire... 🙂)

@@laregimbal Hello! If you don't mind, I'll repost a reply I wrote earlier today. If you have any further questions, just ask. (I follow a few KZfaq Neighbors to the North and from what they say, Canadian Tire will be my first stop if I've ever fortunate to visit Canada again.) Aldi is a small-footprint grocery store carrying mostly private label foods plus a smattering of name brands. They carry what I'd guess is 80% of what most people buy in a week. Cookies, crackers, bread/bakery, snacks, produce, dairy, deli, fresh meat, frozen food, canned goods, boxed goods, laundry, baby, personal care, coffee/tea, wine. Their claim to fame is no frills. Most items are in those short cardboard box bottoms (warehouse style), requires a quarter deposit to use a cart and bag your own groceries or self-checkout. That said, there's a nice variety for the space but it's one brand. So canned beans: navy, black, pinto, kidney, garbanzo, cannellini, baked beans but only their brand. Produce (mostly) and meat is prepackaged. They have gluten-free, organic and plant-based items. Awesome European chocolates and German specialties (where they started). Three weeks out of four I can do all my grocery shopping here. They pack a lot into the stores but it's almost always just one brand. IMHO just as good or better than name brands. Prices are reliably lower and 100% no fuss guarantee. Don't like it? bring it back and they hand you the cash. Matt covers the new offerings in food or the 'finds' aka Aisle of Shame where the housewares/gadgets/clothing/random stuff shows up. Mostly decent quality and limited offerings. I have too much stuff as it is so I don't bother too much but I've scored some fantastic deals. The store is really so much more but his focus has to be the new stuff to keep the videos fresh. Folks either love it or they don't and those who do are loyal and a little rabid about it, me included. Hope this helps and hoping they expand to your area. If you're on a road trip and see one, stop in. Take a quarter

I would love to see that as well.

I didn't even realize they were in the US. Looks like they're only along the east coast.

We don't have Lldl in the Midwest.