Game on! House-proud wife who was fed up with her husband’s eyesore PlayStation covers it in sticky vinyl so it matches her decor
- A wife has been praised online for giving her husband’s PlayStation a makeover
- She covered it in wood-like sticky back plastic to match with her home decor
- Snap of her work was posted to UK Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It
A wife has been praised online for giving her husband’s PlayStation a makeover using sticky-back plastic so it matches with her home decor.
An image of the anonymous woman’s masterful work was posted to the UK Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It, and was soon inundated with hundreds of comments and thousands of likes.
The photograph showed a game console which had been covered with sticky-back plastic with a wood-effect pattern, alongside the caption: ‘When your husband’s PlayStation doesn’t go with your decor… you vinyl it.’
Social media users loved the idea, with several suggesting they would be trying this on their partner’s eye-sore PlayStations.
A wife has been praised online for giving her husband’s PlayStation (pictured) a makeover using sticky back plastic so it matches with her home decor
An image of the anonymous woman’s masterful work was posted to the UK Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It this week and members loved it
One person wrote: ‘I’d do exactly the same – and all his gaming stuff too,’ while another confessed: ‘Such a great idea.’
‘My lad would go mental if I did this,’ a third admitted. ‘He doesn’t even like me cleaning it.’
If you try this at home it’s important to not cover the vent on the side of the consoles to avoid overheating.
Social media users were impressed, with several suggesting they would be trying this on their partner’s eye-sore PlayStations
The savvy trick comes after a clever mother who was tired of her husband and children hogging the entire bed revealed how she created a 9ft-wide sleeping space on a budget.
UK mother-of-two Natalie Pavitt revealed she used two divan beds with no-slip mattresses in order to create the large bed, which only cost her £440 to make, including the price of delivery.
Natalie, who shared her idea and result with the Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It Facebook group, explained she had been quoted £2,000 for a similar custom-made bed, and decided to do it herself for a lesser price.
People were impressed with how well the two £216 divan beds fitted together, after Natalie explained she joined them using two double sheets, two king-sized duvets and eight pillows.
UK-mother Natalie Pavitt revealed she used two divan beds without slip mattresses in order to create a 9ft-large bed, which only cost her £440 to make, including the cost of delivery (pictured)
Natalie explained she had been quoted £2000 for a custom-made bed of the same sized, and decided to do it herself
People on Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It loved the idea, with many pledging to do the same trick for their homes