She's Testing Action Office & Screen Wipes

My computer screen is almost always dirty. Which is quite illogical, because it isn't a touchscreen. So why do I touch it?! No idea. I'm sure I'm not the only one who does it, and has lots of fingerprints on their computer screen. So when I came across these office & screen wipes from the Action, I decided to try them out.  

Here's my dirty computer. As you can see there are a lot of spots on the screen.

Then I took a cleansing wipe. The are pretty thin and dryer than I thought, so I immediately doubted the working of them.  According to the information on the package, they don't contain oil or wax. They do contain Water Reverse Osmosis (responsible for removing the spots) and Alcohol. When I cleaned my screen, my first thought was that they even made it worse, because of the stripes they left behind. But as they dried (which was quite fast) the stripes went away, and took the fingerprints with them. Hallelujah!

See! Here's my screen fully cleaned, except for the left angle above, which I forgot. But no spots! I decided to try them on my mirrors and that also worked. So yeah, these babies know how to clean!

Office & Screen Wipes, Action 0,69 euro, 40 pieces.

She Loves: Studio Ghibli

A few months ago, I discovered something which made me question my raising. Why didn't my parents ever tell me who Hayao Miyazaki was? How did I miss Studio Ghibli? I can vaguely remember the name "Spirited Away", but I definitely never saw it. Really, these movies are just great. No, I don't have a thing for child movies, and neither for anime. And I'm eighteen. But Studio Ghibli's movies are ageless, and made by people who have a heart for it. Sometimes they're a little bit weird (Japanese humor, you know) but above all, this movies are very endearing. Here are my favorites!

She's hooked: Heist (Itunes #1)

If there's one thing I love the most, it's people with a great passion for something. Their whole lives evolve around it, and from the moment you met them (well, I didn't actually met them, but the first time I saw their videos), you know that there will be nothing standing in their way. Yesterday, the 9th of October, came a new album out. The Heist. And I'm completely, utterly hooked.

She Has Seen Some Movies (September Edition)

One Day

One day (Who else goes immediately like "baby we'll be old.."? Damn you, Asaf Avidan) is a movie from 2011 with Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess. According to IMDB it's a 6.8-er, but I think that this movie deserves at least a 7.5, because it almost made me cry. Almost, because I was watching it with a friend, and I don't like to sob in front of other people. But I sure was having a hard time.