Sandwich tins, costing just £3 from B&M, are shockingly gaining traction online for the most unexpected reason.
A TikTok video featuring the tins by cleaning influencer Tanya (@tanyahomeinspo) showed how she managed to combine two B&M tins and marbles poured in between as a quick and easy way to store items in the kitchen.
The original video showed Tanya demonstrating to her 525.3k followers how she rather transformed the sandwich tins into her own turntables, as she neatly placed her seasonings onto them inside her kitchen shelf.
READ MORE: H&M shoes have fans saying "you don't need Birkenstocks"
The video garnered over 21.7k likes and 541.8 k views, with B&M even reposting the video onto their official Instagram page and praised Tanya in a caption, which wrote: “Wait what!! Obsessed with this hack from our QUEEN of hacks @tanyahomeinspo.”
On TikTok, many users flocked to the comments section of Tanya’s video to share their excitement over the surprising (yet affordable) hack.
One user happily wrote: “Lord have mercy!! I’m running to B&M tomorrow!!!” while another agreed, writing: “Now that’s a good life hack for a change.”
A third added: “Okay, this is actually a good life hack, you’ve won TikTok today.”
Even on Instagram, where the video also was reposted on B&M’s page, fans continued to share their enthusiastic opinions as one wrote: “this is a fab hack and looks so simple and easy to do!” while another chimed in: “love this hack. Great for skincare, makeup and so much more. Thanks for sharing!”
However, a few others pointed out whether the hack would be necessarily needed as one user argued: “you can buy the proper double one for £3” and another chimed in: “But lots of UK places do sell these for literally £3- TK Maxx, The Range, Poundland”
For more information on the items listed for your own hack, you can find your nearest B&M store, by clicking here
.Read next:
- Bristol cafe features in Only Fools and Horses closes after 60 years
- Netflix's Sex Education seeking paid extras from Bristol for new season
- Giant gorilla wows crowds at Bristol Zoo
- Bristol restaurant serving 'posh onion rings' praised by Guardian food critic
- All the TV shows being filmed in Bristol right now
Sign up for our What's On in Bristol newsletter packed with essential stories to help you make the most of living in the city.
