👛100円ショップ情報交換

A 100-yen shop item I've been using for about 3 years (ΦωΦ)ﾆｬｰ Have you ever had your ball chain keyholder's main body go missing because the clasp was weak and it came undone? This product prevents that from happening! (^^) Image ① is something I bought at CanDo about 3 years ago (maybe even longer). Image ② shows how I'm using it. Depending on how you handle it, it can break... But the one I have attached to my ball chain right now has been on for over a year. To use it, thread the ball chain through the product, attach the clasp, and bring the product over to the clasp area. Adjust it so the clasp is in the middle of this product. It can slip, so you need to check it occasionally, but ever since I started using this product, the clasp has stopped coming undone. Besides CanDo (Image ③), similar products seem to be available at Daiso (Image ④) and Seria (Image ⑤). Images ①, ②, and ③ are made of silicone. I'm not sure about its durability if the ball chain keyholder is dangling outside a bag. Sorry. Use it as a backup! (^^)

I participated! I love 100-yen shops more than my meals ✨ Nice to meet you all 😊 Here are some of the anime goods I bought at Daiso after work 🫶🏻︎💕︎︎ I plan to stop by Seria tomorrow 😂

I go to 100-yen shops a few times a month, mainly to buy daily necessities. The closest one is Daiso, so I use it often.

There are various cotton swabs, from cheap to expensive, but the ones I keep repurchasing are in images ① and ② (ΦωΦ)ﾆｬｯ Daiso 'Adhesive Ear Cleaner' It looks like this in image ②. You open the case and snap off one to use. It takes a bit of force to pull one out, so I think it's unlikely for small children to play with it. It feels like you put the tip into your ear and dab it around. The tip is slender, so it's easy to insert into the ear. It removes earwax♪ I use it to finish up after using my regular ear pick. I also bought the one in image ③ and have used it, but the tip was thick, so it was difficult to insert into my ear. However, since each swab is individually packaged, it's convenient for carrying, so I took it with me on a trip. I think the usability differs depending on your earwax type (dry or wet). I have dry type, so maybe I can tell if it's working? I'm not sure how people with wet type would feel. Since it's 100 yen, I think it's a good idea to buy it just to try it out(^^)

I'm mostly curious about information on 100-yen shops like Seria or Daiso! If you have any recommendations for practical items, things you always buy, or items useful for life hacks, please share! 🙌✨ I often buy black screw cotton swabs and household gloves! 🙋‍♀️ lol

Sorry for the image being mid-use _(._.)_ "Cushion stickers" sold at Daiso. I bought a ton of these cushion stickers this year (ΦωΦ)ﾆｬｯ As for how to use them, I stick them to the bottom of my plant pots like in image ③. I was wondering if there was any way to prevent root rot during winter... I tried placing the pots on chopsticks to elevate them, but they weren't stable (>ω<). After searching and researching various things, I arrived at the idea of sticking cushion stickers to the back of the pots ( ﾟ∀ﾟ). Just clean off the dirt and stick them on. There are various types of cushion stickers... After trying a few types, I find the cushion sticker in image ① to be very useful because it has good height and can be reused. Also, the one in image ① doesn't easily come off even when wet and can be repositioned. Other cushion stickers either didn't have much height (images ④⑤) or were single-use once peeled off. Does anyone else have any unexpected ways of using cushion stickers? If you're willing, please let me know! (^^)♪

Does anyone know Tao from Gokurakugai? Tao is the person in the second picture. That light purple colored sunglasses she wears finally showed up at Daiso, which I visited the other day, so I bought them~!!! I don't smoke, so... but I felt like it wouldn't be quite right for the character without it. So I was thinking of making one, but then I happened to pass by the candy aisle and saw a nostalgic candy. It reminded me of how I used to pretend to smoke it like a cigarette when I was little, so I bought that candy!! What was its name again? Something like 'Cigarette'? 'Sugar'? I think it was something like that. Probably a type of ramune candy. As a non-smoker, I thought it was lucky lol

I forgot to take a picture, but it's about making something with beads in my favorite color. I found one that turns into a penlight style and I just had to buy it!! I actually wanted a light blue one, but this was a clear blue that could also be called blue, so I bought that one!! When I made it, it was super cute!! The light part is heart-shaped, perfect for supporting my fave!!

I saw this on the bulletin board and decided to join. My wallet's savior! I love 100-yen shops! From daily necessities to stationery, storage, and packaging supplies, I check out anything that catches my eye. I also like things that fit perfectly or creative, unconventional uses, so I tend to spend a lot of time there. I mostly go to Daiso, but sometimes Seria too. Nice to meet you all!

When I go on a 100 yen shop patrol, I always check the plush keychains too (ΦωΦ)ﾆｬｰ♪ Image ① is from Daiso ☆ They already have Halloween items out. This looks like something you wear on your head, but I wanted it lol. If it were a plush, I might have taken it home... Image ② is from Watts ☆ Since it's a plush keychain, I put my lip balm inside and hang it on my bag. It's super soft, so you can squeeze it too. Squeezing it feels so good(*´艸｀*) Image ③ is from Daiso ☆ It's Morgana from the Persona collaboration! (My absolute fave ♡) I went around to several Daiso stores to get this one w Images ④⑤ are from CanDo ☆ I bought these last Halloween. I fell in love with the colors and cuteness at first sight(*´ω｀*) I bought them to attach to my bag, but the clip was weak and it fell off easily, so now it just stays at home w What kind of 100 yen shop plushes have you welcomed into your home? Which ones do you take out with you? If you'd like, please share with pictures & where you bought them (like 'from Daiso') (^人^)♪