A WOMAN has decorated her Christmas tree with a common bathroom item, but people pointed out a potential hidden meaning.
After sharing the loofah-decorated tree, some viewers were quick to point out that the loofah colors used could also contain a secret message somewhere else.
TikTok creator Sam Holtwick just wanted to share an ingenious decorating hack that she thought was cost-effective and colorful for the season.
In a video, Holtwick shows viewers how she creates loofah Christmas ornaments that brighten up the holiday tree for her family.
"Call me crazy but how have I not thought of this before?! When you want a Christmas Candy Theme tree but don’t want to pay a ridiculous amount," she writes in the video caption.
The video is sped-up and showcases the process behind how the content creator took her silver Christmas tree and elevated it with "cotton candy" loofah ornaments that were held in place with white paper cones.
People were quick to point out in the comments that many of the colors she used to enhance her decorations could also be connected to an online rumor that those loofahs are used in a Florida seniors community to indicate if you're a swinger.
The loofahs are supposedly an underlying staple at The Villages, a prominent senior living and retirement community, with locations throughout Florida.
Apparently, at The Villages, you will no doubt see loofas attached to cars or golf carts.
Rumor has it that some Villagers will put a loofah on their car or golf cart to indicate that they are available for swinging or a hookup.
The loofah colors all have different meanings, like white means beginner, purple is for voyeurs and people who like to watch, pink is for people who like to engage in sexual activity with others in the room, and so much more.
It's clear from the family-friendly content Holtwick posted online that she had no intention of starting a conversation about swinging, but the connection was made anyway.
"What in The Villages is this?!?!?!?? Lol," one person commented.
"That will go over really well in The Villages, Florida!" another added.
Though some users pointed out the potential underlying meaning, most people were impressed by the mother's creativity.
"Am I the only one that actually thinks its a cute idea? plus it's not expensive yet her kid seems happy. no need to crush spirits. it’s Christmas," an individual voiced online.
"I mean I'm sorry whaaat? it actually looks good. I love it looks like rainbow drops," a viewer praised.
