As a Dutch Canadian, I find your accent, charming, and your frankness delightfully familiar to that of my Dutch family. 😁 Your content is well organized, professionally presented and so incredibly useful. You are obviously a very trustworthy source of information. I recently subscribed and will continue to gratefully watch you and all your content.❤😊
On one trip, I flew from country to country, and island to island. On my return trip, the agent took my teeny, tiny, embroidery scissors that I kept in my tiny first aid kit. Maddening.
Hello Maggie, I am a new follower of yours and I really identify with your frugal and practical travel style. My husband and I are retired travellers but we travel light cause luggage is heavy and cumbersome to move about so we keep it lite and useful. Almost all of your items were very useful and I appreciate your honest review of their cost and usefulness of a daily basis. Thank you for sharing your reviews , and happy travels
Thank you! And bottle openers are essential. 😂 Maybe because I was born in Tirol and Bavaria (good beer) and Italy (good wine) are so close, so I was raised with that… 😂
Some carry on traveller said that we can’t travel with metal knives even dinner knives-- you are so right to have plastic❤❤❤ I have both- inflatable cushion AND neck ring😂 - never know which one i feel like! I also use the small pillow (with a cover i made for it) between my knees to take pressure off my hips while sleeping at night during vacations. Watching again a year later!!! The sink stopper!!!! Genius!!!
Zip loc bags are so useful - I use them for liquids (of course), snacks, leftovers in a restaurant, sorting small things like zip ties and a couple of safety pins, packing clothes that aren't quite dry yet, a first aid kit, and even instead of packing cubes to keep clothes sorted. :)
Agreed with everything - and that never happens to me! I was watching a minimalist fellow show off his bamboo utensils in a cotton bag and I looked over to my kitchen where I had put aside the plastic utensils from some take-out food 😆. Of all things, my mom gave us each small wine openers and I just leave it in my makeup bag - you never know when a wine emergency happens! Libby is very good and FREE. Thank you for your video.
Just loving your super practical, down to earth videos Maggi, they are the best that I have seen (and I have seen a LOT!) well done. Keep them coming. Wishing you many more subscribers, you deserve it. 😊
Love the video, especially the tip about using the needle to get air out of packaging! As a side note, I'm Brazilian and slightly perplexed that you didn't manage to easily find ziploc bags. If you ask for them at a grocery store or drugstore you should be able to find it, if it's a big enough store. We also tend to have dedicated stores that sell disposable plastic stuff (cutlery, plates, etc). As well as stores that sell cheap homeware stuff (think ice trays, cheap tupperware, so on). It's something that's in a lot of people's homes, so if you didn't manage to find it, just ask any salesperson and they might be able to name a local shop that has them. Leaving this for any fellow travelers that might happen to read it :)
Thanks for the tips! 🤗 Good to know that for the next trip. Maybe part of the problem was that I was more in the tourist area so they had a very limited assortment…
you should give Loop earplugs a try! I’m also sensitive to noise, have very small ears, and am a side sleeper - so on airplanes or in hotel rooms i’d always either be uncomfortable with the noise, or be uncomfortable with standard foam earplugs. since trying loops, i’m a convert! they’re small silicone earplugs that don’t bother you when lying on your side, they have different earbud sizes so you can choose the best fit for you, they’re easy to wash (reusable and environmentally friendly!), and you can choose the noise reduction level by picking different models. i have a hardcore quiet pair that’s perfect for flights and noisy summer nights (in tents and cities both), and a pair that i wear to music concerts and cinema trips. do check them out! and of course, thank you for the video and all the tips 😊
Talking about earplugs... I also have small ear canals plus I hate the pressure from most earplugs, and I use Moldex Contours foam earplugs, they come in two sizes, I use the small one (model number 7403, SNR 35). They have a curved shape that reduces the pressure a lot. As a caveat, they are trickier to use because they need to be inserted so that the curve matches the narrowing at the entrance of the ear canal, otherwise they will not fit correctly and will not stay in place, nor they will provide a good noise insulation. When properly inserted they sit pretty much flush against my ear canal. This are some other models that may be worth a try: Howard Leight Quiet, SNR 28 Moldex Meteors Small size (Model 6630), SNR 28
Another great video! You have such useful ideas. I also use a pair of Fiskars scissors - mine are round tip for a child. They were cheap but are still sharp enough for my purposes.That is a very cool flashlight! I've kept a mini flashlight next to my bedside (at home and away) for years, but it uses a battery. A rechargeable one is a very practical solution. Keep making videos! Thank you!
I love all your tips! I used quite a few on my trip earlier this month. I love how everything is organized in pouches, that helped me out tremendously. I was camping so I had my rucksack of gear, then my small pack and personal item. I also love the matador soap pouches and found a soap/shampoo bar, which I cut in half to save space. Thank you for sharing!
For the flight itself I found that molle pouches are a great thing. In most cases you can just lock those molle strips under the food tray and have a good pocket for our essentials like powerbank, headphones, pocket book etc.
As for USB adapters. I pack what we'd call patch cables in the old days. Very, very short cables. But multiple types. Just one cable isn't going to cut it. Last time I had an adapter for my Garmin watch, though. But that one was temperamental. So although I might bring it again, I would prefer a full size if I could.
Take a look at the Lumintop EDC01. It has a little difusor for ambient lighting and, no need to charge... because it runs on a AAA battery😊. And it is quite affordable!
Thanks for the suggestion! I personally prefer to have one to charge with USB-C. I am not a big fan of having to buy batteries when traveling because the packages are always way to big and then the leftover batteries are just dead weight for months. ;-)
I saw your toiletries video and bought the matador bag for soap. I looked for a bag to hold the soap, but found a netting bag at home. Some sewing and I have two bags for soap and shampoo that fit into one matador bag. Also, the soap bag doubles as a scrubber. Thank you so much for doing these videos.
Hi Marcey! Happy to hear that you find my videos helpful. :) Excellent idea with sewing the netting bag. And yes, I also use the soap bags as a scrubber. :)
Super nice video and cool stuff/gadgets 👍 Love your channel and hope your husband is doing better! As melhoras para o seu marido! Beijinhos para você e um abraço para ele!
A Matador pocket blanket might be what you want instead of/along with the towel. They have 2 sizes and are more like fat rectangles instead of long rectangles.
Maggi, check your towel size first before cutting and resewing. In the amazon description it is approximately 48” by 24”. So cutting it in half and resewing will give you the exact same dimensions but now with a seam. I hope this makes sense to you. But loved the video. Thank you so much.
Hi Debra! Thanks for pointing that out! Thanks to that, I noticed that it looks like we have different sizes in Europe. The one I have is approx. 52” x 20” (132 x 53 cm). So it is longer but narrower than what they sell in the US. It’s a stupid shape, because I mainly want to use it to sit on it at the beach etc. and for that it’s almost too narrow and all this “unused” fabric from the length is useless on the sides. If I sew it up, it would be 40” x 26” (100 x 66 cm), so it would give me some more width to sit on. It’s really not much, but better than nothing. Should be enough so that part of my 🍑 is not in the sand. 😂
@@debragifford4926 So true!! I had no idea either. But I have to admit, I like the sizing the offer in the US more, that would solve my problem that I have with my current “scarf”-shaped towel.
Thank you for uploading! I had that corkscrew snatched in Milan once. Had it attached to my keys and they seemed to have known right away what it was. They took it away though I had a chance to drink Italian wine nonetheless. ;-)
Great ideas! You're always thinking.....❤️ You're inspiring. I'm hoping to get all my possessions into a back pack so I can be more mobile. I'm still a work in progress but, that is a goal. Keep up the great work. 💪🏻 Also, thanks for the library app tip. Best things in life are free. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Earplugs for small ears. The only ones I can use for months on end are Happy Ears. I made a video too. I tried Loop. The ring for the outer ear was too big. It hurt. For others those are great.
In many countries they sell disposable rain ponchos. One time outside a big mall in Thailand a lady was flogging them since it was raining. Talk about ingenuity! I would prefer having one of those with me, but then it doesn't rain often. If I were in a location where it rains off and on every day, I would rethink that.
I am guessing that you may know this but you twist the earbuds in a spiral before you put them in your ears. Once they are in your ears they reform their shape.
I don‘t really have a travel wallet anymore, I find them too bulky. I use the small one I showed in the video to carry my id, a bank card and some cash because I tie it to my bra and then it‘s invisible. :)
Thanks Marie! Others pointed that as well. I am still learning, and currently I am still overwhelmed with all the random hisses and noises that pop up during my videos. 😅 But I promise to improve that in the future and get better (hopefully).
Love your videos and waiting for it. Would like to know if there is one item for multiple purpose. Thank you for a video and your time and efforts. Have a nice trip.❤
Hi Yeruna! My main multipurpose item would be my ipads, because I use them for almost everything. ;-) But I have one more item that I just bought recently and added to my gear and use on my trip here in Spain, I think that’s fits the definition of multipurpose. But I am still testing it, to see if I can really recommend it.
Hi. I'd like to know if you could do a follow up video for your 1 year skillshare revenues. After all this time the feedback has a lot of value ! Or you could share directly how much you've gained over this second year of skillshare, even though it's not as good as showing each month and the evolution. Thanks.
There is an Oral B toothbrush that takes two regular batteries. It's not quite as strong as a regular rechargeable toothbrush, but it's strong enough. It's however a bit hit and miss finding it. I searched in Thailand one year when mine broke, and couldn't find it. I have bought it at Öob in Sweden and Normal in Norway. Residue will build up after a while, so if you take it apart to change the batteries (they last at least a month), it probably won't be possible to put it together again. This residue is a mix of pink slime and tooth paste. It will loosen if you add hydrogen peroxide, then wipe it away.
I was looking at the pillow earlier today in fact, but thinking more of a footrest on the plane. I am a fan of Sea to Summit also, though someone at my uni took my towel. My best friend where I live (I am an expat from the states) is from Rio. The flashlight was it inspired by Excessorize Me?
I never thought of using the pillow as a footrest… I will try that on my next flight. :) And the Flashlight I actually found by chance. I wanted to have a small flashlight for a while, but I didn’t wanted one with batteries and since I had optimized my tech to only travel with USB-Cs and Lightning and I wanted to have one that I can charge with that. And looks like there are not too many alternatives for these requirements. :)
I know no reason why they should not be allowed. The one I showed in that video are actually the ones handed out by the airplane during the meals and I kept them after I was done eating. :)
Thanks for letting me know. 😅 I am still learning, and getting better sound is very high up on my list. At the moment, I am still overwhelmed with all the strange noises and hums and echoes that pop up in editing… 😂 so sorry about that, I promise I will improve (hopefully). If you have any tips or resources for me, I’d love to know. :)
@@MaggiFuchs u r perfect. Giving us very good information. Thanks for that. I m from India.some times Amazon India don't hv these type of products. So v hv to compromise with quantity.
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As a Dutch Canadian, I find your accent, charming, and your frankness delightfully familiar to that of my Dutch family. 😁 Your content is well organized, professionally presented and so incredibly useful. You are obviously a very trustworthy source of information. I recently subscribed and will continue to gratefully watch you and all your content.❤😊
Glad to have you watching and thanks for the kind words Diana! 🤗
Maggi - you are a genius. Many of us appreciate your content - keep it coming!
Thanks Jenny. Not sure about the genius part, but I am extremely happy to hear that you like my content. 🤗
On one trip, I flew from country to country, and island to island. On my return trip, the agent took my teeny, tiny, embroidery scissors that I kept in my tiny first aid kit. Maddening.
I love Libby, I’ve been using it for about a year now for audiobooks. Saves my sanity!
I just love your speaking style and your humor! Your tips are practical and helpful as well. Thank you!
Hello Maggie, I am a new follower of yours and I really identify with your frugal and practical travel style.
My husband and I are retired travellers but we travel light cause luggage is heavy and cumbersome to move about so we keep it lite and useful. Almost all of your items were very useful and I appreciate your honest review of their cost and usefulness of a daily basis. Thank you for sharing your reviews , and happy travels
Happy to hear that and thanks for watching! 🤗
You have such a lovely personality! 🥰 also love that you have two bottle openers at hand! 😁🍻
Thank you! And bottle openers are essential. 😂 Maybe because I was born in Tirol and Bavaria (good beer) and Italy (good wine) are so close, so I was raised with that… 😂
AMAZING the best travel essentials video I’ve ever seen!
thank you 🤗
Some carry on traveller said that we can’t travel with metal knives even dinner knives-- you are so right to have plastic❤❤❤ I have both- inflatable cushion AND neck ring😂 - never know which one i feel like! I also use the small pillow (with a cover i made for it) between my knees to take pressure off my hips while sleeping at night during vacations. Watching again a year later!!! The sink stopper!!!! Genius!!!
Zip loc bags are so useful - I use them for liquids (of course), snacks, leftovers in a restaurant, sorting small things like zip ties and a couple of safety pins, packing clothes that aren't quite dry yet, a first aid kit, and even instead of packing cubes to keep clothes sorted. :)
Agreed with everything - and that never happens to me! I was watching a minimalist fellow show off his bamboo utensils in a cotton bag and I looked over to my kitchen where I had put aside the plastic utensils from some take-out food 😆. Of all things, my mom gave us each small wine openers and I just leave it in my makeup bag - you never know when a wine emergency happens! Libby is very good and FREE. Thank you for your video.
I’m glad I am not the only one. 😂 And your mom sounds like an amazing person 🍷🤗
Just loving your super practical, down to earth videos Maggi, they are the best that I have seen (and I have seen a LOT!) well done. Keep them coming. Wishing you many more subscribers, you deserve it. 😊
Thank you so much Megan 🤗
Libby is great. Got it thru our library.
Love the video, especially the tip about using the needle to get air out of packaging! As a side note, I'm Brazilian and slightly perplexed that you didn't manage to easily find ziploc bags. If you ask for them at a grocery store or drugstore you should be able to find it, if it's a big enough store.
We also tend to have dedicated stores that sell disposable plastic stuff (cutlery, plates, etc). As well as stores that sell cheap homeware stuff (think ice trays, cheap tupperware, so on). It's something that's in a lot of people's homes, so if you didn't manage to find it, just ask any salesperson and they might be able to name a local shop that has them. Leaving this for any fellow travelers that might happen to read it :)
Thanks for the tips! 🤗 Good to know that for the next trip. Maybe part of the problem was that I was more in the tourist area so they had a very limited assortment…
Great tips and I love how you laugh as you share your tips - you would be fun to travel with!!
you should give Loop earplugs a try! I’m also sensitive to noise, have very small ears, and am a side sleeper - so on airplanes or in hotel rooms i’d always either be uncomfortable with the noise, or be uncomfortable with standard foam earplugs. since trying loops, i’m a convert! they’re small silicone earplugs that don’t bother you when lying on your side, they have different earbud sizes so you can choose the best fit for you, they’re easy to wash (reusable and environmentally friendly!), and you can choose the noise reduction level by picking different models. i have a hardcore quiet pair that’s perfect for flights and noisy summer nights (in tents and cities both), and a pair that i wear to music concerts and cinema trips. do check them out! and of course, thank you for the video and all the tips 😊
Thanks for the tip! 🤗
Talking about earplugs... I also have small ear canals plus I hate the pressure from most earplugs, and I use Moldex Contours foam earplugs, they come in two sizes, I use the small one (model number 7403, SNR 35). They have a curved shape that reduces the pressure a lot.
As a caveat, they are trickier to use because they need to be inserted so that the curve matches the narrowing at the entrance of the ear canal, otherwise they will not fit correctly and will not stay in place, nor they will provide a good noise insulation. When properly inserted they sit pretty much flush against my ear canal.
This are some other models that may be worth a try:
Howard Leight Quiet, SNR 28
Moldex Meteors Small size (Model 6630), SNR 28
Loved your video! Hey, a girl just has to have a good quality, dependable, bright flashlight! I love all the gadgets too!
Another great video! You have such useful ideas. I also use a pair of Fiskars scissors - mine are round tip for a child. They were cheap but are still sharp enough for my purposes.That is a very cool flashlight! I've kept a mini flashlight next to my bedside (at home and away) for years, but it uses a battery. A rechargeable one is a very practical solution. Keep making videos! Thank you!
What a great video. Many thanks 🙏🏼
13:22 hahahah same here. Have you seen those pictures of cats sleeping face down? Relatable. Love a real pillow for the plane 😂
Glad I am not the only one… 😂
I love all your tips! I used quite a few on my trip earlier this month. I love how everything is organized in pouches, that helped me out tremendously. I was camping so I had my rucksack of gear, then my small pack and personal item. I also love the matador soap pouches and found a soap/shampoo bar, which I cut in half to save space. Thank you for sharing!
For the flight itself I found that molle pouches are a great thing. In most cases you can just lock those molle strips under the food tray and have a good pocket for our essentials like powerbank, headphones, pocket book etc.
Wonderful. Thank you!
Thank you, Maggi :-) Great video and great tips! Many usegul and interesting.... and always enjoy your videos!
As for USB adapters. I pack what we'd call patch cables in the old days. Very, very short cables. But multiple types. Just one cable isn't going to cut it. Last time I had an adapter for my Garmin watch, though. But that one was temperamental. So although I might bring it again, I would prefer a full size if I could.
Great tips. I’ve already downloaded the Libby app. Thank you for sharing your tried and tested gadgets
A tip for you is that fiskars also has foldable scissors as well :)
My husband has them since a few months and loves them! :)
I use the Travelon waist pack multi zippered pouch as my edc- I cut the straps off and it goes in my backpack
Take a look at the Lumintop EDC01. It has a little difusor for ambient lighting and, no need to charge... because it runs on a AAA battery😊.
And it is quite affordable!
Thanks for the suggestion! I personally prefer to have one to charge with USB-C. I am not a big fan of having to buy batteries when traveling because the packages are always way to big and then the leftover batteries are just dead weight for months. ;-)
Thank you!
I saw your toiletries video and bought the matador bag for soap. I looked for a bag to hold the soap, but found a netting bag at home. Some sewing and I have two bags for soap and shampoo that fit into one matador bag. Also, the soap bag doubles as a scrubber. Thank you so much for doing these videos.
Hi Marcey! Happy to hear that you find my videos helpful. :) Excellent idea with sewing the netting bag. And yes, I also use the soap bags as a scrubber. :)
Love this!❤
Thank you
Great video! Thank you!
You are just so charming and fun to watch. Thank you.
Ooooh, thank you! 🤗
Super nice video and cool stuff/gadgets 👍 Love your channel and hope your husband is doing better! As melhoras para o seu marido! Beijinhos para você e um abraço para ele!
Obrigada e um abraço! 🤗
A Matador pocket blanket might be what you want instead of/along with the towel. They have 2 sizes and are more like fat rectangles instead of long rectangles.
Thanks for the tip! I am already eyeing them since a few months, but they are impossible to get in Austria… Never available anywhere.
Maggi, check your towel size first before cutting and resewing. In the amazon description it is approximately 48” by 24”. So cutting it in half and resewing will give you the exact same dimensions but now with a seam. I hope this makes sense to you. But loved the video. Thank you so much.
Hi Debra! Thanks for pointing that out! Thanks to that, I noticed that it looks like we have different sizes in Europe. The one I have is approx. 52” x 20” (132 x 53 cm). So it is longer but narrower than what they sell in the US. It’s a stupid shape, because I mainly want to use it to sit on it at the beach etc. and for that it’s almost too narrow and all this “unused” fabric from the length is useless on the sides. If I sew it up, it would be 40” x 26” (100 x 66 cm), so it would give me some more width to sit on. It’s really not much, but better than nothing. Should be enough so that part of my 🍑 is not in the sand. 😂
Thanks for that explanation. Don’t know why the difference in sizes by country!!!
@@debragifford4926 So true!! I had no idea either. But I have to admit, I like the sizing the offer in the US more, that would solve my problem that I have with my current “scarf”-shaped towel.
I agree Maggi - some day the world will be united in sizing and metrics! At least I certainly hope so.
Thank you for uploading! I had that corkscrew snatched in Milan once. Had it attached to my keys and they seemed to have known right away what it was. They took it away though I had a chance to drink Italian wine nonetheless. ;-)
Oh no! But I am so glad to hear that it didn‘t prevent you from drinking the good wine. 🍷 I‘m still lucky with my corkscrew. 😅
I want to look at the table of items more, to evaluate them as a collection
Great ideas! You're always thinking.....❤️
You're inspiring. I'm hoping to get all my possessions into a back pack so I can be more mobile. I'm still a work in progress but, that is a goal.
Keep up the great work. 💪🏻
Also, thanks for the library app tip. Best things in life are free. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Thanks Jennifer. And I am also still a work in progress, I guess that phase never ends. :) But it actually makes things more fun. 🙃
Lot of useful info
Fabulous tips. I'm so glad I came across your channel. :)
Happy to have you here! :)
@@MaggiFuchs Thanks! :)
Earplugs for small ears. The only ones I can use for months on end are Happy Ears. I made a video too. I tried Loop. The ring for the outer ear was too big. It hurt. For others those are great.
Thanks for the tips! :)
In many countries they sell disposable rain ponchos. One time outside a big mall in Thailand a lady was flogging them since it was raining. Talk about ingenuity! I would prefer having one of those with me, but then it doesn't rain often. If I were in a location where it rains off and on every day, I would rethink that.
I love those disposable rain ponchos for hiking! :)
I have really small ears too! Libby is a great idea 😊
I am guessing that you may know this but you twist the earbuds in a spiral before you put them in your ears.
Once they are in your ears they reform their shape.
Nitecore makes the lightest power bank also.
True! I am eyeing it for a while and trying hard to keep myself from bying it before the current one breaks… 😂
Super Video. Thanks
Great channel and video. What do you use as a travel wallet?
I don‘t really have a travel wallet anymore, I find them too bulky. I use the small one I showed in the video to carry my id, a bank card and some cash because I tie it to my bra and then it‘s invisible. :)
I luv your videos. I had trouble hearing you on this one, the audio needs to be louder. Thanks.
Thanks Marie! Others pointed that as well. I am still learning, and currently I am still overwhelmed with all the random hisses and noises that pop up during my videos. 😅 But I promise to improve that in the future and get better (hopefully).
Love your videos and waiting for it. Would like to know if there is one item for multiple purpose. Thank you for a video and your time and efforts. Have a nice trip.❤
Hi Yeruna! My main multipurpose item would be my ipads, because I use them for almost everything. ;-) But I have one more item that I just bought recently and added to my gear and use on my trip here in Spain, I think that’s fits the definition of multipurpose. But I am still testing it, to see if I can really recommend it.
@@MaggiFuchs Thank you for reply.🤩
Hi.
I'd like to know if you could do a follow up video for your 1 year skillshare revenues. After all this time the feedback has a lot of value !
Or you could share directly how much you've gained over this second year of skillshare, even though it's not as good as showing each month and the evolution.
Thanks.
Hi Ahmed! Good idea - I guess I could do that! :)
There is an Oral B toothbrush that takes two regular batteries. It's not quite as strong as a regular rechargeable toothbrush, but it's strong enough. It's however a bit hit and miss finding it. I searched in Thailand one year when mine broke, and couldn't find it. I have bought it at Öob in Sweden and Normal in Norway. Residue will build up after a while, so if you take it apart to change the batteries (they last at least a month), it probably won't be possible to put it together again. This residue is a mix of pink slime and tooth paste. It will loosen if you add hydrogen peroxide, then wipe it away.
That’s the best way to sleep on planes! And great video as always, thanks for sharing ❤ como vão as aulas de português? Beijos de Portugal
good one.
I was looking at the pillow earlier today in fact, but thinking more of a footrest on the plane. I am a fan of Sea to Summit also, though someone at my uni took my towel. My best friend where I live (I am an expat from the states) is from Rio. The flashlight was it inspired by Excessorize Me?
I never thought of using the pillow as a footrest… I will try that on my next flight. :) And the Flashlight I actually found by chance. I wanted to have a small flashlight for a while, but I didn’t wanted one with batteries and since I had optimized my tech to only travel with USB-Cs and Lightning and I wanted to have one that I can charge with that. And looks like there are not too many alternatives for these requirements. :)
New sub 👍🇬🇧🇪🇺
Awesome thank you!
Air Canada's free cutlery in economy class is much better than the set sold by Decathlon.
Are plastic Utensils allowed in carry-on bags for the plane ride???
I know no reason why they should not be allowed. The one I showed in that video are actually the ones handed out by the airplane during the meals and I kept them after I was done eating. :)
Please increase volume of your video. Sound is low. Thanks
Thanks for letting me know. 😅 I am still learning, and getting better sound is very high up on my list. At the moment, I am still overwhelmed with all the strange noises and hums and echoes that pop up in editing… 😂 so sorry about that, I promise I will improve (hopefully). If you have any tips or resources for me, I’d love to know. :)
@@MaggiFuchs u r perfect. Giving us very good information. Thanks for that. I m from India.some times Amazon India don't hv these type of products. So v hv to compromise with quantity.
♥️
Hello!!! I’ve just suscríbed and become your follower but please, speak aloud on your next videos.
Your Volume is very low. I am in 100% and I just hear you.
Sorry about that. I am still learning and sound is still a mystery to me… 😅 But I am on it, I hope it will get better soon. :)
Sound too low, can’t hear