‘How amazing!’: Stacey Solomon gushes over her cooker’s ‘glow up’ after it was fitted with bespoke brass plates and bars to match kitchen interior
She takes undeniable pride in her home.
And Stacey Solomon showed off the latest work completed at her beloved Pickle Cottage on Wednesday evening, talking fans through her cooker’s ‘glow up’.
The singer, 32, used her trademark ‘tap to tidy’ to present before and after images on her Instagram Story, gushing over the bespoke brass plates and bars that had been fitted.
‘How amazing!’: Stacey Solomon gushed over her cooker’s ‘glow up’ after it was fitted with bespoke brass plates and bars to match the rest of her kitchen
The mother-of-four, who resides in the Essex property with fiancé Joe Swash and their children, explained why she wanted to replace the initial silver fixings on the gleaming appliance.
‘So because the kitchen taps, plugs window handles are brushed brass and we found a small business who could swap her silver fixings to brass to match everything else…
‘When we moved here the @aga_cookers was the heart of the home so we really wanted to keep it the heart of pickle cottage and make it fit perfectly’.
Satisfied Stacey! The singer, 32, used her trademark ‘tap to tidy’ on Wednesday to present before and after images on her Instagram Story, gushing over the bespoke brass plates and bars that had been fitted
‘It all ties in so much better now!’: Stacey panned her camera around the gleaming cooker
Alongside the after image, Stacey wrote: How amazing [crying emoji]. We still have something going on behind but now the plates and bars just fit in sooo much better with the rest of the brass.’
Giving a special mention to company Rural Ranges, the TV personality concluded: ‘It was a much more complex job than I imagined and they were so brilliant and did every little detail. Lovely people too (not an ad just a lovely independent business)’.
Last week, the Loose Women panelist, who recently recovered from mastitis – a painful inflammation of the breast tissue – ticked ‘sorting out the kitchen sink’ off her to do list.
‘Let the adventures begin!’: Last week, the Loose Women panelist, who recently recovered from mastitis – a painful inflammation of the breast tissue – ticked ‘sorting out the kitchen sink’ off her to do list
Filming from underneath her sink Stacey explained: ‘Finally organising the sink and I’ve never been more excited!
‘I’ve just put some magnetic sticky strips under there so I can hang up my cloths, let the adventures begin!’
Stacey swiftly attached a gold rail at the top of the cupboard as she hung up her cleaning cloths on small matching clips.
The television personality decanted her products into clear containers before securing stylish labels to the bottles.
She then stacked her dishwasher tablets in an immaculate manner before making a start on her aesthetically pleasing wire scourers.
It comes as Stacey detailed her ‘awful’ agony after suffering from mastitis, which led to her rushing to the doctors.
The star said that her breasts felt like they were ‘on fire’, because she was in so much pain due to the condition.
Tap to tidy! Filming from underneath her sink Stacey explained: ‘Finally organising the sink and I’ve never been more excited!’
Sharing an adorable photo of her youngest son, Rex, two, swinging in the garden she explained the reason behind her Instagram break.
Stacey detailed: ‘Good morning everyone. Sorry I’ve been so quiet.
‘I got mastitis and felt like my boobs were on fire. It was awful. But after a few days of antibiotics I honestly feel like a new person.’
Resting up! It comes as Stacey detailed her ‘awful’ agony after suffering from mastitis, which led to her rushing to the doctors
She finished: ‘Happy Thursday everyone. What a beautiful warm morning. Hope you’re ok.’
Mastitis is an infection in the breast that caused it to become swollen and painful, often caused by clogged milk ducts.
It is most common in breastfeeding women, but it can also happen to women not breastfeeding and men.
What causes mastitis and clogged milk ducts?
- Mastitis is an infection of the breast tissue that is often caused by clogged milk ducts
- It most commonly affects women who are breastfeeding, but it can also occur in women who aren’t breastfeeding and in men
- Symptoms of mastitis include breast pain, swelling, warmth and redness, and fever and chills
- It is normally caused by bacteria from the skin’s surface or from a baby’s mouth entering the milk ducts through a crack in the skin of the nipple
- Stagnant milk in a breast that isn’t emptied provides a breeding ground for the bacteria, which is why it often develops when a woman has clogged milk ducts
- Milk ducts often get clogged due to poor drainage. You might experience one if your breast isn’t completely emptied after a feed, if your baby skips a feed, or if you’re under stress
- Sources: MayoClinic and Healthline
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