Roni's Tools & DIY Collection on LTK

Tools & DIY

By Roni

Cleaning, ironing, and maintaining your wardrobe plus small diy projects

As much as this iron is easy to use, I love my steamer more. Wearing rubber gloves helps the process a lot. It empowers you to grip at the right spot without getting buned.

These tailor's hams help ironing sleeves, collars, and all busy intersections.

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DIY leather care can be daunting. The last thing we want is to ruin our nice bags and shoes.

Bickmore products are really easy to use and get beautiful results. Saphir is the holy grail fancy French line. They have a wide array of colors in their wax.

Use an old T-shirt or grab a soft cloth, and you’ve got a meditative new hobby

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Even if I think dark clothes are ready to wear, a few spins with the lint roller always always surprise me.

Lint rollers are great for sturdy fabrics: wovens (think suiting) or tough T-shirts. I wouldn’t risk it on knits or delicates.

The sticky surface can pull away at the filaments that make up the yarns, causing a sweater to fuzz and then pill.

For delicates and knits, I use a kitchen glove. Its grippy surface gives me just enough pull to gather the lint, but it doesn’t harm the material.

I am pretty obsessed with kitchen gloves. They’re not always easy to find. Favorites get discontinued. It’s tough out there!

They’re indispensable for more than just washing the dishes.

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An at-home jewelry spa is so satisfying.

Soak your jewelry in warm water with a pump of dish soap for five minutes.

Remove any stubborn dirt with a makeup brush or a gentle toothbrush.

Rinse in clean water; I like to use a separate bowl of clean water and whirl the jewels there to avoid anything falling into the sink.

Use a microfiber cloth to dry the jewelry.

I am obsessed with my ultrasonic cleaner, and it works for some jewelry. With great power comes great responsibility. Check out my IG post for safety tips

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I love a DIY project with a clear, attainable goal.

These quick ribbon laces pay homage to Alber Elbaz at Lanvin, and you’ll be done with them before that YouTube tutorial ends.

If you don’t yet have a seam ripper, you’ll really love how easy it’ll be to remove fabric labels or untangle knots with one.

I used a 3/4” or 19mm grosgrain ribbon from a local fabric store. I don’t recommend going wider because it’s hard to thread through all that material. 5/8” would be easier. Both widths are included in this post.

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Before I got the Bickmore kit, I was convinced home shoe care is worthless at best and damaging at worst.

I’m happy to report I was wrong and to share other essentials, like a long shoe horn for boots

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I love my steamer. I much prefer to steam than to iron. These gloves make steaming so much easier and safer. Use one so you can grip your clothes exactly at the right spot without getting burned.

My iron is reliable, and it has a good, even weight. The tailor’s hams help me reach those tricky places on sleeves, collars, and intersections in general

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