10 For Rent Objects You Need To Start Using - The Sims 4
In this comprehensive guide, you will find ten for-rent objects to start using in The Sims 4. These objects include electric kettles, pressure cookers, squat toilets, Tibert the Tiger, Tiger Inspector Badge, tassels, Almost Natural Springs Hot Tub, aircon, radiators, fuse box, water heaters, hopscotch, marbles, sugarcane juice drink tray, and mysterious basket.
Electric Kettles
These kettles are better than most similar appliances. They can make tea, coffee, and boil water for many different drinks. You can brew Builders tea to boost Sims' mood or sparkly rainbow tea for a playful mood for 4 hours. Kettles can be upgraded to never break or get dirty, making them durable and easy to maintain.
Pressure Cooker
This appliance allows making large meals for many Sims. It can prepare dishes with 12 servings. Like kettles, the pressure cooker can be upgraded to be unbreakable and self-cleaning. Add food, wait for it to cook, release the steam, and enjoy a delicious meal.
Squat Toilets
Squat toilets differ from normal toilets and are common in some Asian countries. Sims must squat down to use them instead of sitting. They function like regular toilets but require squatting.
Tibert the Tiger
Tibert is a tiger plush that can’t be bought in regular buying mode. Visit the tiger sanctuary in the Coaa area of Tarang and adopt a tiger for 100 Simoleons. Your Sim will join the Cub Club, and Tibert will be mailed to you within a few days.
Having Tibert boosts your Sims’ happiness. Cub Club members can pat Tibert for a small happy mood boost, or think about the adopted tiger for a longer interaction with a strong +3 happy moodlet.
Tiger Inspector Badge
This badge is hard to obtain. Sneak into the CIA tiger sanctuary at night, ideally while completing the final stage of the Seeker of Secrets aspiration. Keep the badge in your inventory. It acts as a perfect alibi during snooping missions, giving a +3 energized moodlet if residents return home while you're exploring.
Tassels
Tassels are small decorative items in 10 colors. You can get them by buying at night markets, digging from sand piles on Tarang’s beach, exploring secret caves, or sneaking into the CIA tiger sanctuary. Displayed tassels boost the environment by +3. Collect all 10 to unlock a wearable top for Sims.
Almost Natural Springs Hot Tub
This hot tub has a natural look with rocks and leaves, blending into outdoor areas like Bluffs or Strangerville. It’s part of the base game and provides a realistic spa-like experience for outdoor settings.
Aircon, Radiators, Fuse Box, Water Heaters
Air conditioning cools rooms, radiators warm them. Radiators can be fire-safe at level 3 handiness. With the Seasons pack, these objects sync with a thermostat. Water heaters reduce bills and modify hot water. Fuse boxes control electricity, causing flickers if broken. Upgrades improve durability and functionality.
Hopscotch
Hopscotch is an activity for Sims, suitable for parks or high school with the High School Year pack. Improves fitness and motor skills, boosts confidence, and provides a fun moodlet referencing High School Musical's "Bop to the Top."
Marbles
Child Sims can play with marbles to improve motor skills. Marbles can be purchased, dug from sand piles, or found in toy boxes. Games between children can risk and win marbles. Store them in a marble jar to keep them safe.
Sugarcane Juice Drink Tray
This tray serves six sugarcane drinks for 90 Simoleons. Drinking provides a small hunger satisfaction and a +2 happy moodlet for 4 hours, perfect for events.
Mysterious Basket
Available at the night market for 35 Simoleons. The basket appears "hungry" and can be opened to put objects inside. Players have tried many items, but nothing seems to activate it.
