I'm curious what is your definition of a "tiny" kitchen - the ones shown here don't feel tiny to me - any kitchen that has a pantry in my definition is not "tiny" - I have visited kitchen in Europe that are smaller than an American bedroom closet.
Yes, exactly. My whole hose is smaller than somebody's living room, so my kitchen is really small. But I have problem throwing away things I need very seldom. I'm in the phase of decluttering my house and I progress really slowly. Not very happy. But seeing some solutions opens me to get my own new ideas, I learn to think differently about the use of certain things. So it is ok for me to see videos like this.
@@nevaklemenc1997 yeah same here my whole apartment is size of somebodys living room and kitchen is very tiny for me the problem isnt even storage its fact that kitchen was built in like 60s and its not very well designed to i wanna remodel my kitchen completely
Hanging utensils on the wall behind the stove is not a good place for storage. Over time they'll become coated with layers of splatter and dust. It's also not a good idea to drill holes in cabinets and their doors, particularly when you rent the place. Open shelving/storage has the downside of needing constant maintenance. Consider the level of required upkeep before you implement some of these suggestions.
yea so true. some of the things she shows are downright stupid and the things she says are cringeworthy. she calls pegboards (usually used for tools in your garage) for "sophisticated" and "stylish"!...lol. and she calls open shelves for "cunning" and storing stuff in your oven is "cosmopolitan"!?? ...hahaha.
I'm starting to realize how many of you have more tools than they actually use/need in their kitchen. I had almost everything in the open (well duh, my kitchen was a sink and a portable camping "kitchen" so I regularly used everything every day. No dust. No unnecessary things to store. And I'm Italian, which means I ALWAYS COOK AT HOME and an insane amount of food. Less is better and you don't have to worry about dust. USE THOSE THINGS! And the ones you use less often either ditch them or store them in a cabinet, but if they exceed the amount of the things you use regularly then you should think about ditching them. Just saying. Criticizing without thinking about the practical side is not nice in my opinion.
@@cleliamattana6582 Seriously....I wish my mom would listen to this and throw away all the junk, she doesn't use now. There are zillion spatulas that's just in the storage for display all the time and we only regularly use 2...just 2. I don't even understand why she bought all those.
if these are small kitchens.. I would love to see your definition of a large one.. *my* kitchen (which is small) has about 6ft of counterspace in total (Smaaaaall) 4 top cupboards, 2 lower ones, and 4 drawers so: used a shelving unit along one wall for dry goods, large mixing bowls, my juicer, and other cooking 'toys', hung a pot hanger wrack on the ceiling, 2 ft from the stove, framed nicely in an otherwise bland window.. removed cupboard doors on the top, to 'match' the open shelves on wall.. laid bamboo mat on floor, purposely crooked (looks awesome!) my gorgeous, rustic dining table in the corner, with a hanging paper light (lighting in kitchen sucks, with only one light at one end of room), painted cupboards and window trim 'wet black' with an awesome bright lime green on the walls.. result: freaking awesome kitchen.. now.. to tackle the floor!! almost shut the video off.. but found it pretty hilarious actually.. moveable island.. in a *small* kitchen?? hahaha I just.. wow lol and most of us,,who have small kitchens.. don;t really care about sleek, sophisticated looks.. just not having 'stuff' everywhere ...and by the way.. if you have soo much food in your 'pantry' (HA! pantry??!! in a small kitchen...? hmmn nope) that you can't find it.. save space.. don't buy so much ;) just a thought
I use “working glasses”. They have snap on lids and are great for storage. They come in different sizes. Can also be used as glasses or mugs. They stack. Also, I don’t stack my plates on top of each other - I use a wooden rack with pegs that hold my dishes upright. Holds lots more in a smaller space and helps in not getting scratches on plates. This holds any size or combination of plates. I also just bought a Kilner 3 container stacking glass storage unit. Saves space. I have it set up with coffee, filters + sugar. Gave me more space in my cabinet since it sits on the counter next to my Aeropress.
Absolutely great video! I am horrible at coming up with ideas and this video showed all kinds of affordable and practical ideas for storage! A MUST WATCH!
Firstly, I agree with several other comments below in that the storage suggestions are frankly more for larger kitchens. Secondly, address what to do when you are a renter. Several people who watch these videos need practical ideas that can be used in spaces in rentals where lease restrictions are pretty limiting.
can you show a DIY for a very small kitchen. I hav two upper cabinets, 5 drawers (only two are deep), and under sink cabinet. this kitchen can only accommodate one person in it.
Wow, a 'baking pantry'? I like some of these ideas, but they all come from a place of privilege it seems. Small apartments and kitchens don't tend to have pantries, or open walls to put up pegboard, or side panels to put rods up. Instead of filing your water bottles, why not Marie Kondo your kitchen and get rid of most of them? If there are six of you, sure six bottles. But if you are one person?
Thank you for this video❤ Im moving into a new apartment and its quite old and not well maintained so i have my work cut out for me, however, i have a toddler and need ideas on how to create storage that's more out of reach and safe. Greetings from South-Africa👋
Those open shelves are a bad idea. The items stored there will get dusty and greasy really quickly. You'll have to haul everything down and wash them on a regular basis. I'm not sure you've seen the dimention size of a lot of small kitchens. The ones shown here are huge compaired to mine.
I had a 10 square meters studio with the smallest kitchen ever and the shelves saved me actually. They won't get dust given that you are going to use almost everything on a regular basis (at least that's how I used it) so I had to wash the stuff no matter what.
I agree. I often thought those open shelves would be a dust collector or catch grease. I've worked in commercial kitchens and those open shelves need a good once over at least every other week - no matter how often you use the items.
None of these kitchens are "compact"...I live in an apartment that has a very tiny kitchen. I do like the idea of using Command hooks, since we aren't allowed to put holes in the doors or walls of the kitchen. I like the magazine rack ideas too. I'll try to implement some of these ideas
Her: "Are you running out of space?" Me: You aren't with that 15 cabinet breakfast island "tiny" kitchen because if you are, I'm going to do you a favor and call hoarders for an intervention.
And now please re-do the video for small kitchens. I mean small like 10 squaremeters at most which is already spacious compared to mine that has barely 5.
I think you have never been in small kitchen... because most of advices are only possible in big kitchens.. the main problem of small kitchen is there is no space to keep each item in a separate box. Only couple of of advice last were actually useful
I have to take my pans and bake ware out of the oven and place it on the dining table in the next room. I have a kitchenette in a rented apartment. Then I have to take all that stuff and put it back in the oven when it has cooled down. It's a pain in the butt! Most of these suggestions wont work here. You can't go willy nilly drilling holes in cabinets and walls for shelves and hooks. I wish I could, but management often doesn't like the idea of that. You have to ask permission to put up shelves and explain why. So annoying.
Even without a regular pesticide control in your house,you can keep some of those kitchen utensils or foods inside the pantry ,if you regularly disinfecting each shelve.
seems to me these tips are for big kitchens and people who have extra cash to buy baskets and drawers and stacking systems. And at 3:00 where is the cork board? most of the photos don't match what is being said...and every single kitchen shown is a large kitchen
Why is it when I click on any of these links it goes no where near any of these items? Although, 90% of them wouldn’t fit in my actual tiny apartment kitchen. 🤦🏼♀️
I don't mean to be disrespectful, but if I may ask, why does a home need so many watter bottles ? Buy 4 steel/copper/bamboo bottles, and that's all you need. Building storage to store two dozen plastic watter bottles is a typical example of how humans often create problems and invent solutions to them. :)
Do not put things in your oven! There is a possibility that you may be preoccupied or someone may be visiting and turn the oven on to preheat while not realizing that there is something in the oven. I have done this. Nearly ruined one of my pots with a plastic handle. Luckily I smelled the burning plastic before it was too late.
@@laurahudson8210 Stoneware might be ok. It is other stuff that might be a problem, for example my pot with a plastic handle. My great grandmother used to keep things like cereal in hers at the cottage to keep it from the mice but I know that the mice can still get into there. Mice like to go into the warming drawer too so keep an eye on that. I moved into a few places where the warming drawers had some really icky things in it and I decided to never put anything I will want to use in there ever again. Plus, recently I learned that you are not supposed to store anything in there. Apparently that is to keep you food warm. How you are supposed to do that when it is not set up for it and often times the drawer is impossible to open the older it gets I have no clue.
One thing that makes a small kitchen seem even smaller and thats clutter. Pans hanging on pegboard ??? what on earth would that be like in my small kitchen, a nightmare
Yes, it looks cluttery, but the idea is the store things. It takes less space to lay pots and pans against a wall than it does to have them sitting horizontal in a cabinet or shelf. They are not fast and easy to grab when you want them and to put them back in cabinets. However, for sanitary reasons, I don't like cookware hanging out in the open. Esp if one has pets like birds, cats or dogs where hair, small feathers and dander can fly around in the air currents in the room. No thanks.
The one problem is if you use your oven to store items. If you have to use your oven you have to take everything out of the oven to use it. That is my problem. I live in a townhouse and the kitchen is long and narrow with cabinets on my side. Small counter space.
nota small kitchen if you have wall space to hang stuff. hanging stuff behind range is a grease mess. small kitchen don't have pantrys of any size. cabinet shelves are not moveable therefore you can't adjust or use risers to separate things. open shelves? dirty dishes. spices in baby food jars w magnet to hang where ..... front of fridge? ick. knock off too easy. glass anything and command hooks are an accident waiting to happen . there is no wall to add shelves. hmmmm I have downsized. no storing in oven or warming drawer as no place to put the stored when oven and warming draw in use. Who does these vids? Small kitchen small apt small eating area that won't hold card table and four chairs. Industrial shelving adjusting height of each shelf to what is stored, one is pot,pans, baking dishes and bread pans, cooling racks, etc. add additional shelf for tea pots and pitchers . 2nd is pantry items and additional shelf for salad, dessert or cake platters, large bowls and serving trays. 34 in. table w 2 chairs for eating and extra prep station. again, who writes this stuff? they dont show small kitchens just ideas that cant be achieved in a small kitchen.
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If I had a pantry like that I wouldn’t be looking up these kinds of videos.
'zactly!
Elaine Steward wish I had a pantry. That would be nice. 😂
I agree
I'm curious what is your definition of a "tiny" kitchen - the ones shown here don't feel tiny to me - any kitchen that has a pantry in my definition is not "tiny" - I have visited kitchen in Europe that are smaller than an American bedroom closet.
Thank you!!!
Exaclty, like mine . Me and my son can't go to the kitchen in the same time as it is so narrow. And I'm really thin. :)
Yes, exactly. My whole hose is smaller than somebody's living room, so my kitchen is really small. But I have problem throwing away things I need very seldom. I'm in the phase of decluttering my house and I progress really slowly. Not very happy. But seeing some solutions opens me to get my own new ideas, I learn to think differently about the use of certain things. So it is ok for me to see videos like this.
@@nevaklemenc1997 yeah same here my whole apartment is size of somebodys living room and kitchen is very tiny for me the problem isnt even storage its fact that kitchen was built in like 60s and its not very well designed to i wanna remodel my kitchen completely
Right what click bait. Ugh
who in the 'frig' needs THAT many spatulas!
You only need one spatula.
Having only what is necessary is the best organization. 🙅♀️
You've said it
True
True, the best advice.
The only thing I've learned is round storage containers waste space. I try to put everything in square glass or rectangular. They stack better.
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One of the most inspiring, do-able kitchen organization videos I've seen. Thank you for posting!!
Mate I dont even have enough space for my fridge nevermind "savvy organisers" or "repurposed magazine holders" 😂😂😂 this video is not for a small home
Hanging utensils on the wall behind the stove is not a good place for storage. Over time they'll become coated with layers of splatter and dust. It's also not a good idea to drill holes in cabinets and their doors, particularly when you rent the place. Open shelving/storage has the downside of needing constant maintenance. Consider the level of required upkeep before you implement some of these suggestions.
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yea so true. some of the things she shows are downright stupid and the things she says are cringeworthy. she calls pegboards (usually used for tools in your garage) for "sophisticated" and "stylish"!...lol. and she calls open shelves for "cunning" and storing stuff in your oven is "cosmopolitan"!?? ...hahaha.
I'm starting to realize how many of you have more tools than they actually use/need in their kitchen. I had almost everything in the open (well duh, my kitchen was a sink and a portable camping "kitchen" so I regularly used everything every day. No dust. No unnecessary things to store. And I'm Italian, which means I ALWAYS COOK AT HOME and an insane amount of food. Less is better and you don't have to worry about dust. USE THOSE THINGS! And the ones you use less often either ditch them or store them in a cabinet, but if they exceed the amount of the things you use regularly then you should think about ditching them. Just saying. Criticizing without thinking about the practical side is not nice in my opinion.
@@cleliamattana6582 Seriously....I wish my mom would listen to this and throw away all the junk, she doesn't use now. There are zillion spatulas that's just in the storage for display all the time and we only regularly use 2...just 2. I don't even understand why she bought all those.
if these are small kitchens.. I would love to see your definition of a large one.. *my* kitchen (which is small) has about 6ft of counterspace in total (Smaaaaall) 4 top cupboards, 2 lower ones, and 4 drawers so: used a shelving unit along one wall for dry goods, large mixing bowls, my juicer, and other cooking 'toys', hung a pot hanger wrack on the ceiling, 2 ft from the stove, framed nicely in an otherwise bland window.. removed cupboard doors on the top, to 'match' the open shelves on wall.. laid bamboo mat on floor, purposely crooked (looks awesome!) my gorgeous, rustic dining table in the corner, with a hanging paper light (lighting in kitchen sucks, with only one light at one end of room), painted cupboards and window trim 'wet black' with an awesome bright lime green on the walls.. result: freaking awesome kitchen.. now.. to tackle the floor!!
almost shut the video off.. but found it pretty hilarious actually.. moveable island.. in a *small* kitchen?? hahaha I just.. wow lol and most of us,,who have small kitchens.. don;t really care about sleek, sophisticated looks.. just not having 'stuff' everywhere ...and by the way.. if you have soo much food in your 'pantry' (HA! pantry??!! in a small kitchen...? hmmn nope) that you can't find it.. save space.. don't buy so much ;) just a thought
Jansn, I don`t believe you know what a tiny kitchen looks like..Movin` on
😂😂😂I wish I had one of these small kitchen
I use “working glasses”. They have snap on lids and are great for storage. They come in different sizes. Can also be used as glasses or mugs. They stack.
Also, I don’t stack my plates on top of each other - I use a wooden rack with pegs that hold my dishes upright. Holds lots more in a smaller space and helps in not getting scratches on plates. This holds any size or combination of plates.
I also just bought a Kilner 3 container stacking glass storage unit. Saves space. I have it set up with coffee, filters + sugar. Gave me more space in my cabinet since it sits on the counter next to my Aeropress.
I like your ideas.We need to utilize all spaces & be stylish.Thanks.
Absolutely great video! I am horrible at coming up with ideas and this video showed all kinds of affordable and practical ideas for storage! A MUST WATCH!
Love organization i done my kitchen all ready
The jars holding spatulas etc is a good idea if u have room. But in a small kitchen where would they sit?
Firstly, I agree with several other comments below in that the storage suggestions are frankly more for larger kitchens. Secondly, address what to do when you are a renter. Several people who watch these videos need practical ideas that can be used in spaces in rentals where lease restrictions are pretty limiting.
That pantry is has more space than my kitchen!
“small kitchen”
THE “SMALL” KITCHEN YOU SHOWED HAS A GODAMN ISLAND IN IT !!
Ikr 😂😂😂😂
Kel Diaz lol
My kitchen is long and thin......... my friends kitchen is three cabinets deep and the stove at the end. That is small.
Right! I was thinking damn I would love to have that "small" kitchen lol
Yes it would be nice if they had an actual tiny kitchen
you should come to Japan and you will see what is a small kitchen!!!
A baking cabinet! WOW!
I don't even have a baking shelf!
can you show a DIY for a very small kitchen. I hav two upper cabinets, 5 drawers (only two are deep), and under sink cabinet. this kitchen can only accommodate one person in it.
One upper, 2 lower, one under sink. No pantry. No space next to fridge. No cabinet sides for those towel racks.
Wow, a 'baking pantry'?
I like some of these ideas, but they all come from a place of privilege it seems. Small apartments and kitchens don't tend to have pantries, or open walls to put up pegboard, or side panels to put rods up. Instead of filing your water bottles, why not Marie Kondo your kitchen and get rid of most of them? If there are six of you, sure six bottles. But if you are one person?
Thank you for this video❤
Im moving into a new apartment and its quite old and not well maintained so i have my work cut out for me, however, i have a toddler and need ideas on how to create storage that's more out of reach and safe. Greetings from South-Africa👋
love this video; great ideas; thank you for sharing; God bless you and your family....Phyllis
I like the shelves , those are nice .
*Many Great Ideas!!!!* 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁
THANK YOU!!!!!
Wow, this video is very helpful. My problem areas are lids, measuring spoons and extra pots.
Good ideas but the pics in the videos are of big spacious kitchens.
That's so nice and organized love it❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You have helped me so much with organization? Your awesome? Thanks for all you do?
Lots of great ideas thanks
Those open shelves are a bad idea. The items stored there will get dusty and greasy really quickly. You'll have to haul everything down and wash them on a regular basis. I'm not sure you've seen the dimention size of a lot of small kitchens. The ones shown here are huge compaired to mine.
Agreed
I had a 10 square meters studio with the smallest kitchen ever and the shelves saved me actually. They won't get dust given that you are going to use almost everything on a regular basis (at least that's how I used it) so I had to wash the stuff no matter what.
mireah , I Agree, I Am Trying To Organize. I think It Going To Take Me A Life Time.
Peace Too You.
I agree. I often thought those open shelves would be a dust collector or catch grease. I've worked in commercial kitchens and those open shelves need a good once over at least every other week - no matter how often you use the items.
Where do you buy the rectangle caddy with the turntable inside? the one with the capers and tobasco in it? Not in any of the provided links?
Bingo. I saw some neat stuff, but no links to make purchases. It’s like they found random pictures and just showed them to us.
Are the plastic storage containers meant for food? If not they may contain BPA, not something you would want in your kitchen.
Thank you so much..your videos are such a Big help!💕
I Would like to see more organization ideas for between the countertop and the upper cabinets
,uu
Thank you for the tips!
Thank you!!!!
Awesome ideas!!!!
Glad you like them!
As always I have found some really good ideas for when we rearrange our small kitchen.
None of these kitchens are "compact"...I live in an apartment that has a very tiny kitchen. I do like the idea of using Command hooks, since we aren't allowed to put holes in the doors or walls of the kitchen. I like the magazine rack ideas too. I'll try to implement some of these ideas
i love the rotating bottle organizer (0:43). where can I get that? and are there other sizes?
Great ideas!
Very nice ideas
Thanks for sharing the video, some great ideas!
Ha ha ha small kitchen is nearly as big as my appartment!
Her: "Are you running out of space?"
Me: You aren't with that 15 cabinet breakfast island "tiny" kitchen because if you are, I'm going to do you a favor and call hoarders for an intervention.
great and useful tios. I'm inspired!
Thanks for your time and consideration to share 😍
They have empty spaces. They obviously haven’t been in my kitchen. I’m down for the thing on the side of the cabinet tho
Now that is a good idea. Hadn't thought of that one.
Really informative thank you
#7's link isn't available anymore. Anyone know where those can be found now? Thanks!
GREAT KITCHEN ORGANIZATION!
great ideals to think about for my kitchen
Love it!
Everybody knows that if you can follow these sort of tips your kitchen isn’t tiny.
Wonderful ❤
Where to put large mixers and instant pot
American Kitchens. Japanese kitchen laugh politely at this tomfoolery.
And now please re-do the video for small kitchens. I mean small like 10 squaremeters at most which is already spacious compared to mine that has barely 5.
Fiona Eckert 😂😂😂
same problem here: mine is only 4,2 squaremeters :(
I think you have never been in small kitchen... because most of advices are only possible in big kitchens.. the main problem of small kitchen is there is no space to keep each item in a separate box. Only couple of of advice last were actually useful
I was thinking the same thing too. She obviously hasn't been in my small galley kitchen!
The idea of adding baskets makes no sense if you don't have any space to begin with.
I have to take my pans and bake ware out of the oven and place it on the dining table in the next room. I have a kitchenette in a rented apartment. Then I have to take all that stuff and put it back in the oven when it has cooled down. It's a pain in the butt! Most of these suggestions wont work here. You can't go willy nilly drilling holes in cabinets and walls for shelves and hooks. I wish I could, but management often doesn't like the idea of that. You have to ask permission to put up shelves and explain why. So annoying.
SpiritBear12 Also, especially in small kitchens, there is almost certain to be water, electric or gas pipes behind the walls.
True
when does the small kitchen show up?
very good
I think your kitchen organizing makes for a cluttered kitchen. How about minimizing what you have. Thanks for trying to be helpful.
Even without a regular pesticide control in your house,you can keep some of those kitchen utensils or foods inside the pantry ,if you regularly disinfecting each shelve.
Cory Ave if you are lucky enough to have a pantry
Where can I get the vertical organizer please
I thought the hooks for measuring cups and spoons was a great idea! I can buy stick on hooks. :-)
um both the kitchens before 20 sec are not small kitchens lol...
me heretoday quite so. 😂😂😂
Thank you for sharing your great ideas.
seems to me these tips are for big kitchens and people who have extra cash to buy baskets and drawers and stacking systems. And at 3:00 where is the cork board? most of the photos don't match what is being said...and every single kitchen shown is a large kitchen
Thanks for sharing this very helpful video. Great Ideas... xoxoxo...
A kitchen with a pantry is not small.
Why is it when I click on any of these links it goes no where near any of these items? Although, 90% of them wouldn’t fit in my actual tiny apartment kitchen. 🤦🏼♀️
Great channel, so many unique tips
hola saludos no entiendo mucho ingles pero estoy aqui visitando, soy malisimo para ordenar y organizar
expensive organizing is not what most are looking for
When your kitchen is too small for pretty much all of these tips...
Just what I was thinking
nice.great ideas . thanks
Nice great ideas
I need a ‘uk small kitchen’ version
Anyone idea where to get the standing calender on the left @ 3:15 ?
I don't mean to be disrespectful, but if I may ask, why does a home need so many watter bottles ? Buy 4 steel/copper/bamboo bottles, and that's all you need. Building storage to store two dozen plastic watter bottles is a typical example of how humans often create problems and invent solutions to them. :)
Obrigada
Do not put things in your oven! There is a possibility that you may be preoccupied or someone may be visiting and turn the oven on to preheat while not realizing that there is something in the oven. I have done this. Nearly ruined one of my pots with a plastic handle. Luckily I smelled the burning plastic before it was too late.
I only site one piece of stoneware in the oven, it doesn't fit anywhere else. Warming drawer for my other, all metal, baking pans.
@@laurahudson8210 Stoneware might be ok. It is other stuff that might be a problem, for example my pot with a plastic handle. My great grandmother used to keep things like cereal in hers at the cottage to keep it from the mice but I know that the mice can still get into there. Mice like to go into the warming drawer too so keep an eye on that. I moved into a few places where the warming drawers had some really icky things in it and I decided to never put anything I will want to use in there ever again. Plus, recently I learned that you are not supposed to store anything in there. Apparently that is to keep you food warm. How you are supposed to do that when it is not set up for it and often times the drawer is impossible to open the older it gets I have no clue.
Funny how all the kitchens they show are huge
I live to use command hooks, but I would never use them to hang my glass lids. The hooks do come off from time to time. SMASH! broken lids.
I didn't think about all this ,,,thank you
The prob with these ideas is it goes from hidden and stuffed onto your counter tops and a complete eye clutter pluck
One thing that makes a small kitchen seem even smaller and thats clutter. Pans hanging on pegboard ??? what on earth would that be like in my small kitchen, a nightmare
Yes, it looks cluttery, but the idea is the store things. It takes less space to lay pots and pans against a wall than it does to have them sitting horizontal in a cabinet or shelf. They are not fast and easy to grab when you want them and to put them back in cabinets. However, for sanitary reasons, I don't like cookware hanging out in the open. Esp if one has pets like birds, cats or dogs where hair, small feathers and dander can fly around in the air currents in the room. No thanks.
A.o.a gd video.
A lot of cool ideas. But it doesn't say where some of the things came from.
dollar stores and labels maybe from a craft store like Michael's
The one problem is if you use your oven to store items. If you have to use your oven you have to take everything out of the oven to use it. That is my problem. I live in a townhouse and the kitchen is long and narrow with cabinets on my side. Small counter space.
Iam struggling in my small kitchen
Try Amazon or Google.
0:55 Bogus. You keep your kitchen utensils in a drawer so that they don't get dust! Especially silicone spatulas!
Just declutter. Xxx
nota small kitchen if you have wall space to hang stuff. hanging stuff behind range is a grease mess. small kitchen don't have pantrys of any size. cabinet shelves are not moveable therefore you can't adjust or use risers to separate things. open shelves? dirty dishes. spices in baby food jars w magnet to hang where ..... front of fridge? ick. knock off too easy. glass anything and command hooks are an accident waiting to happen . there is no wall to add shelves. hmmmm I have downsized. no storing in oven or warming drawer as no place to put the stored when oven and warming draw in use. Who does these vids? Small kitchen small apt small eating area that won't hold card table and four chairs. Industrial shelving adjusting height of each shelf to what is stored, one is pot,pans, baking dishes and bread pans, cooling racks, etc. add additional shelf for tea pots and pitchers . 2nd is pantry items and additional shelf for salad, dessert or cake platters, large bowls and serving trays. 34 in. table w 2 chairs for eating and extra prep station. again, who writes this stuff? they dont show small kitchens just ideas that cant be achieved in a small kitchen.
Just so you're aware, very little of your comment makes sense.
i had a 2m2 kitchen that's not small kitchens
cool
Its not possbl in my kitchen😞
Simply don’t buy too many things will solve the problems. From bank to kitchen
I have a small kitchen and this stuff on this video will not help.