Just a tip, don't store potatoes (or other high starchy veggies) in the fridge. Keeping potatoes in cold temperatures causes them to convert their starches into sugars, which affects their taste and how they cook. 😊🥔
@@bl00dy._.val3ntin3 Nope. That only applies to raw potatoes. 🥔 Once pretty much anything has been cooked, including potatoes, it should be stored in the fridge or freezer. 🙂
I just want to say I’m so proud of you for pushing through your heartbreak and creating a safe, clean home for yourself. It even looks like you are nourishing your body with healthy foods, which is amazing! I know I’ve gone through breakups where I can barely get out of bed, or grocery shop, or fathom cooking dinner. These take are likely still hard for you right now, but you’re doing it and it’s amazing! ❤
Heartbreak?? I thought there was a brand-new wedding happening??? :-0 Edit: ok, I habe another understanding of heartbreak as you seem to have. I hear in another video of hers, that she and her husband split up after a 11-years-relationship as they have changed a lot and that they are all good and still in each other's lives. So that s a change of relationship-gravitypoint, but not a heartbreak for me.
Granny advice: your glass jars would look good on the counter. They are too big for your cabinets. I keep my dry goods in plastic freezer bags. That way, you can stack them in the cabinet with no wasted air space, and bugs can't get into the bags.
@@hannahbd9 I just line them up against the wall, and even bought some rustic shelves, put them together myself, and use it as a pantry for the jars of dry goods. I have the least amount of counter space, in the world, and still make bread, etc. Where there's a will, there's a way.
You can add 4-6 narrow floating shelves on the wall between your bedroom door and cabinets to hold glass gars, spices, honeys since the counter top rack takes up a lot of space. You can also add a magnetic rectangular plate to the wall to hold up your knives, which will also save counter space
Fellow small kitchen owner: store pots and pans in the oven. Keep spices on the shelf you currently use for your mittens, the one under your forks and knives. You will find a different spot for your mittens, I promise!
A three tier card from IKEA with the cutting board top only about $50, and is super handy in the kitchen, especially if you can organize it to be super functional. Some people put all their snacks in it, (think chips, popcorn, ect.) others do all baking supplies (ie flour, sugar, baking powders, pans ect.). My mum uses hers for veggies that don’t need to go in the fridge like potatoes, onions and, garlic. I know some people that have one for all their spices. It saves and ton of space and since most of them are on wheels you can move it around the kitchen with you, from the counter to the stove so on so forth. I also have one in my place for all my art supplies that I like to keep close with me like scissors, glue, pencils , paint water ect.
Honestly so felt. I also just downsized to my own studio and I wasn't brave enough to make this same video for my own four-cabinet kitchen struggle. If you end up struggling with space for dry/pantry food like I did, I got a 3-tier rolling cart off Amazon that fits enough food for one person very comfortably. Good luck settling in!
You can do this!!! If you have any questions or want to blow off steam we are here for you. Lifestyle change is stressful and uncertain no matter how positive the split was it still change. We love you!!
Collapsible or just flat colanders/strainers are such a space saver, if you can find one! Def recommend for a small kitchen! Oh and putting your cooking utensils in a large vase on the counter saves drawer space!
We struggled with spice storage in our last place - we had a thin gap between our cabinets and our fridge so we got a 3 tier rolling cart on amazon that fit like a glove! The new place is pretty - even if it's a temporary dwelling, it's beautiful. Good luck getting set up!
Food hack: citrus fruits like lemons, mandarines and oranges have something in it that encourages fruits and vegetables around it to continue riping. So stuff like bananas, grapes, peppers and co goes to waste faster. Maybe think about separating them in your kitchen, and especially in the fridge (less air circulation pampers them with the citrus 'scent'), no matter if they store in different containers. Also citrus fruits don't need to stay in the fridge unless they are cut open. Same goes for eggs: they can last up to one month outside the fridge without problems, and after that you can still simply try if they are good. Good luck with your new space!
Your tea is labeled on the top they could go in your baking drawer. It looks great for such a small space. There are produce keepers that really work amazingly to keep your fruit and veg fresh, I've had lettuce keep green for 2 weeks! So helpful when only feeding one person.
If your fridge is magnetic you can get those little magnetic containers and stick them to the side of the fridge. If they’re all matching it won’t look too cluttered!
I hope you continue to do well, and heal. I love watching your videos, all peace and love from me. You're one of my ultimate favorite creative people here! I love all the organizing, sewing, crocheting and creating you do! You're very good at it and you deserve 👏 all the praise for what you do! Love ya Jenna!
Someone may have already said, but! Sometimes when there is a drawer like that under your oven (time stamp 2:18 ) Its for keeping your food warm without cooking it! I usually use my microwave to store hot food I don't want to get cold quickly, but under your oven works too.
Loved to see you settling into your new home and organising your cupboards, I'm a virgo so it's my thing. Little Jack asking for snuggles is so heartwarming to watch, he loves his new mumma. ❤️ xxx
Jenna I hope you know those storage tubs for the fridge stack, the handle that sticks out for one and the one on top you put the stick out handle side to the back and stack 😌 hope that helps with more storage in the fridge x
I have had limited kitchen space for many, many years. I have an apartment-sized fridge so I use some of that space for storage. Grains, nuts, and some spices go in the freezer to free up cabinet space. They also stay good longer -- helpful for me since I don't go through food quickly. In one of my tiny apartments, I even put cereal in the fridge. Not very pintrest-y but it worked!
You should look at the command hook stuff and I’m sure you can find shelves to put on the backsplash in the kitchen. Also look into bed risers for extra storage under your bed
I wanted an aesthetic, organized fridge. So I spent 5 hours deep cleaning it inside and out. Then I bought groceries to last my husband and I for about 2 weeks. Then I remember I live in America so my fridge is huge for only 2 people and it just looks empty 😂 I mean it is pleasing to see it so clean and to be able to see what's in it without having to move a bunch of stuff out of the way but.. I wish I could swap the size of my fridge to the size of my freezer because the freezer is tiny and jam packed. I'm also really bad at making myself eat 3x a day because my appetite is weird and I just forget. So I made one of the shelves on the door a snack shelf and keep everything I can just grab and eat there like cottage cheese, string cheese, salsa, applesauce, olives, etc. That's been working out pretty well for me!
@@hannahbd9 they exist but they aren't common, especially not in rented apartments in the USA. Most apartments in my area still have the old classic style of fridge on bottom and freezer on top with or without an ice maker. I consider myself lucky to have a side by side fridge with the water and ice dispenser. But the freezer is just so narrow you can't even fit a frozen pizza inside unless the bottom half is completely empty.
@@chris22043 Absolutely! Mine is a side by side style and the freezer is so ridiculously narrow it's impossible to fit much in it without looking a complete shambles.
I have never related to a video so much! I recently separated from my partner and moved in by myself, and setting up the kitchen was the first thing I did to keep myself grounded. I have a similar setup too, no pantry and just cupboards for everything. I wound up getting some steel shelves for my bigger appliances and soooo many airtight plastic tubs to replace my bulky glass jars. But it was absolutely worth it in the end. I hope you’re happy in your gorgeous new home 🥰
Get a 2 tier lazy susan for your cups. Put utensils in a divided pencil organizer in a cupboard or on the counter if you have room. Put chip bags on top of fridge or IN the fridge. I have a friend who keeps them in the microwave?? If you dont use your oven a lot keep all your pans inside it!
I do a lot of visible storage, meaning getting magnetic spice containers that I slap on the fridge door, and I have some command strip basket shelf things to keep smaller items in, on the outside of a cupboard. And I use command hooks themselves to hang things like stirring utensils/graters/peelers so they're easy to access. I've ALSO got a small kitchen, though not as small as yours, and utilizing visible space has made my kitchen way more functional. Also, getting rolling carts has made it so I have mobile pantries or mobile other stuff. Like I keep my instant pot on one of my rolling carts, and have some canning jars in the shelves under it, since I use my instant pot to pressure can. Oh, I also got this great super heavy duty magnetic thing for my fridge that has two shelves in it AND two paper towel roll holders. I keep all sorts of spices in it, and there are even hooks on the side of it for me to hang my tongs from. Super recommend going this route, even if it does take away the pinterest aspect. I prefer to make solutions I'll actually use and maintain, and these are what work for me. Also, do you have a cutting board? Didn't see one, and figured that would have probably come up by now, but just in case, don't forget a cutting board!
I so look forward for Wednesdays/Jenna new video day. I love how you're turning your little place into your own little home. Hope things are getting better for you and that you have good family support. Love you sweet girl, you're gonna be just fine.
Girl, you really know how to use space! Actually, i moved recently and i don't have a lot of space for dishes and kitchen stuff, this video helps me a lot. We love aesthetic organization, but most of us don't have a huge spaces to work!
Hey Jenna, a tip for keeping your salad fresh and crunchy for longer ist to put the whole thing in cold water and keep it in there over night. Works like a charm!
I had NO cabinets in a tiny apt kitchen once and discovered the magic of magnetized spice jars which I put onto a pretty board on the wall! looks really nice and saves tons of space AND there's no need to take tons of spices out of the shelf to get to the one at the back that you want. I DIY'd it but you could get on etsy for sure for not too much.
You are awesome. The flat wall space outside your bedroom could have a hanging shoe rack type pocket hanger. Magnetic strips under the row of cupboards. On inside of cupboard door hang spice rack You can do it
I love organizing as well, it is just instantly rewarding. There might be a posibility to hang something on the side of the fridge for things like spices or some tea if you need more space. BTW packages with 6 eggs is very common in Europe.
So I just watched 22 mins of kitchen organisation and was left wanting more? You could get a fruit bowl as that would add colour. Things like oranges (most fruit and veg) don't need to be stored in the fridge. Supermarkets know how to store things as waste costs. If they sell chilled then fridge, on a shelf is good enough for you (until opened). Edit: enjoyed the video.
Suggestion for cutlery, keep it on the counter or table in a utensil holder, take up way less space and you don’t have to organize them into different cutlery slots
Well Done Jenna. If you have a home Depot or diy store, I personally would have them cut black melamine board to size and add full length shelves instead of those risers. I am assuming there's more holes in the sides to raise or lower the shelves, you van even had one with the corner cut out for that weird outlet situation. kist my two cents worth of course. I like the black interiors, I have less cupboards by the way ;-) My : Pantry: is 2 Pax wardrobes1meter x60 cm diep and it's not ideal but it works, they were my clothes wardrobes before I moved but the ceilings are lower upstairs in this place
Yay, I love Wednesday's because you post new videos! I like the part where you hold Jack like a big baby on the side of your hip while you talk to us. & obvs you can do whatever works for you but it's not advised to keep raw potatoes in the fridge
I've been keeping my potatoes in fridge for 50 years and never had any problem, they def last much longer in a humid environment (where they will rot in a couple of weeks), but I will check Dr. Google as you suggested!
I live alone and try to compost also but found I never filled the bins so now I have a bag in my freezer and I just pop in any compost in it. That way it never smells. Hope you make loads of amazing memories in your new home
Have I got a fun craft and trick to keep your romaine fresh longer! I'm like you, it tends to go bad before we finish it. Take an old used towel and make a bag to place the romaine into. Before storing, you wet the towel bag and wring it damp. I have romaine lasting a month! It’s also great for celery (I made a long skinny one), broccoli and cauliflower.
i first discovered you through your pinterest decorating vids and it’s so cool to see it kind of go full circle. i’m so happy for you ans wishing you the best in the future jenna:)
I keep my spices in uniform dollarstore jars beside the oven in one of those thin pull out jars. A great alternative for the larger storage that can be used for bigger stuff
I love organizing videos sm lol esp as someone with a small room my fav videos are the city apartments tours in NY cus it gives me so much inspo about how to make use of a small space so this vid was right up my alleyyyy! We hope you are doing okay jenna!!
Oh Oh Oh I have an amazing spice rack for inside the cupboards. It's fugly white plastic but it's very narrow and sort of slides rotates out like the best of kitchen corner units. Each slider can hold like 10-12 spice jars and I have four of them. I prefer to keep stuff inside cupboards because they get dusty and kinda greasy on the counter. I got them at the same time as an expanding bamboo cutlery organiser so am definitely feeling this :D Still love your crockery, that simple white set. Gorgeous. And organisational containers are definitely worth getting excited about!
Put your tea and/or spices in the drawer where you have put your baking stuff. Those little tea containers just fit in one of those drawers. At least, they do for me in a similar drawer! :D
The one under the oven is meant for the big things idk what they are called, but its the things you put in the oven on the teers so you can put pots on top of it!!!!
Just came to say I have the exact pan you held up in ikea and its excellent. Have never burned anything too badly in there and its so so good for making pancakes especially. Also their 365 series is really good. Also so nice to see you settling into your new place :)
Just a tip, don't store potatoes (or other high starchy veggies) in the fridge. Keeping potatoes in cold temperatures causes them to convert their starches into sugars, which affects their taste and how they cook. 😊🥔
Really?
@@EmilyBock10 True story. 🥔
@@BionicBear88even tater tots?
@@bl00dy._.val3ntin3 Nope. That only applies to raw potatoes. 🥔 Once pretty much anything has been cooked, including potatoes, it should be stored in the fridge or freezer. 🙂
@@BionicBear88 oohhhhh ok Ty!
I just want to say I’m so proud of you for pushing through your heartbreak and creating a safe, clean home for yourself. It even looks like you are nourishing your body with healthy foods, which is amazing! I know I’ve gone through breakups where I can barely get out of bed, or grocery shop, or fathom cooking dinner. These take are likely still hard for you right now, but you’re doing it and it’s amazing! ❤
Heartbreak?? I thought there was a brand-new wedding happening??? :-0 Edit: ok, I habe another understanding of heartbreak as you seem to have. I hear in another video of hers, that she and her husband split up after a 11-years-relationship as they have changed a lot and that they are all good and still in each other's lives. So that s a change of relationship-gravitypoint, but not a heartbreak for me.
Granny advice: your glass jars would look good on the counter. They are too big for your cabinets. I keep my dry goods in plastic freezer bags. That way, you can stack them in the cabinet with no wasted air space, and bugs can't get into the bags.
Yes. Glass jars, and the wooden cooking utensils on the counter top. Enjoy.
@@smallfootprint2961 but theres not enough room?
@@hannahbd9 I just line them up against the wall, and even bought some rustic shelves, put them together myself, and use it as a pantry for the jars of dry goods. I have the least amount of counter space, in the world, and still make bread, etc. Where there's a will, there's a way.
Love “granny advice” 😅
You can add 4-6 narrow floating shelves on the wall between your bedroom door and cabinets to hold glass gars, spices, honeys since the counter top rack takes up a lot of space. You can also add a magnetic rectangular plate to the wall to hold up your knives, which will also save counter space
Was just about to say the same thing!
Imagine that as a big, beautiful spice/dry goods rack!
It's a good day when Jenna puts out a new video!
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Fellow small kitchen owner: store pots and pans in the oven. Keep spices on the shelf you currently use for your mittens, the one under your forks and knives. You will find a different spot for your mittens, I promise!
A three tier card from IKEA with the cutting board top only about $50, and is super handy in the kitchen, especially if you can organize it to be super functional. Some people put all their snacks in it, (think chips, popcorn, ect.) others do all baking supplies (ie flour, sugar, baking powders, pans ect.). My mum uses hers for veggies that don’t need to go in the fridge like potatoes, onions and, garlic. I know some people that have one for all their spices. It saves and ton of space and since most of them are on wheels you can move it around the kitchen with you, from the counter to the stove so on so forth. I also have one in my place for all my art supplies that I like to keep close with me like scissors, glue, pencils , paint water ect.
Honestly so felt. I also just downsized to my own studio and I wasn't brave enough to make this same video for my own four-cabinet kitchen struggle. If you end up struggling with space for dry/pantry food like I did, I got a 3-tier rolling cart off Amazon that fits enough food for one person very comfortably. Good luck settling in!
OH and as a side note, you can trust that 365 Ikea pan I had it at my old place and it was actually a pretty solid pan LOL
The way you are holding Jack like a little baby made me audibly squeal, he is the cutest
HOPE URE DOING WELL ON UR TRANSITION AND ALL
You can do this!!! If you have any questions or want to blow off steam we are here for you. Lifestyle change is stressful and uncertain no matter how positive the split was it still change. We love you!!
You go girl! Girl power!!
Collapsible or just flat colanders/strainers are such a space saver, if you can find one! Def recommend for a small kitchen! Oh and putting your cooking utensils in a large vase on the counter saves drawer space!
There are collapsible colanders?? I’ve been cooking for eons and had never heard of these. Genius!
They have one at ikea it’s really useful!
3:15 thats the cutest pug ive ever seen in my life im gonna cry
Aw girl look at you go! You’re allowing breaks but still pushing yourself. I hope you find lots and lots of happiness in this new year 🖤
We struggled with spice storage in our last place - we had a thin gap between our cabinets and our fridge so we got a 3 tier rolling cart on amazon that fit like a glove! The new place is pretty - even if it's a temporary dwelling, it's beautiful. Good luck getting set up!
Food hack: citrus fruits like lemons, mandarines and oranges have something in it that encourages fruits and vegetables around it to continue riping. So stuff like bananas, grapes, peppers and co goes to waste faster. Maybe think about separating them in your kitchen, and especially in the fridge (less air circulation pampers them with the citrus 'scent'), no matter if they store in different containers.
Also citrus fruits don't need to stay in the fridge unless they are cut open. Same goes for eggs: they can last up to one month outside the fridge without problems, and after that you can still simply try if they are good. Good luck with your new space!
the top part of bananas also has this type of enzyme, so it is recommended to remove it
Chips are fantastic if you store them in the freezer! They stay super fresh and don’t freeze solid. I thought it was absurd- until I tried it.
Your tea is labeled on the top they could go in your baking drawer.
It looks great for such a small space.
There are produce keepers that really work amazingly to keep your fruit and veg fresh, I've had lettuce keep green for 2 weeks! So helpful when only feeding one person.
Loving the NEWNESS of everything. Out with the OLD in with the NEW "EVERYTHING"...💋♥️💋 #love
If your fridge is magnetic you can get those little magnetic containers and stick them to the side of the fridge. If they’re all matching it won’t look too cluttered!
Kitchen looks great; you are getting settled in. Also, love your dining chairs--super cute!
I don’t know why, but when the honey went “tunk” in the little shelf, I died
I hope you continue to do well, and heal. I love watching your videos, all peace and love from me. You're one of my ultimate favorite creative people here! I love all the organizing, sewing, crocheting and creating you do! You're very good at it and you deserve 👏 all the praise for what you do! Love ya Jenna!
FYI potatoes will go bad faster in the fridge or if they’ve been washed. Keep them unwashed in a cool dark place is best
I live in a warm humid environment and even with a/c, potatoes & onions definitely last much longer in the fridge. The fridge IS a cool, dark place.
Someone may have already said, but! Sometimes when there is a drawer like that under your oven (time stamp 2:18 ) Its for keeping your food warm without cooking it! I usually use my microwave to store hot food I don't want to get cold quickly, but under your oven works too.
It looks really good! Kitchen goals literally
Hope you're doing OK during this transition time, sending tons of love 🥰
Ikea pans are surprisingly amazing!
EVERY SINGLE video i watch of her kniting or anything makes me want to crochet while watching her video
Loved to see you settling into your new home and organising your cupboards, I'm a virgo so it's my thing.
Little Jack asking for snuggles is so heartwarming to watch, he loves his new mumma. ❤️ xxx
SAME im a virgo too lmaooooo we love our organization content
Looks great! You should get a under cabinet hanging paper towel holder to save counter space ❤
Jenna I hope you know those storage tubs for the fridge stack, the handle that sticks out for one and the one on top you put the stick out handle side to the back and stack 😌 hope that helps with more storage in the fridge x
I have had limited kitchen space for many, many years. I have an apartment-sized fridge so I use some of that space for storage. Grains, nuts, and some spices go in the freezer to free up cabinet space. They also stay good longer -- helpful for me since I don't go through food quickly. In one of my tiny apartments, I even put cereal in the fridge. Not very pintrest-y but it worked!
For me, I wrap my vegetables in paper towel. It keeps it fresh longer, same with salads. I put it at the bottom and top..
Amazing Jenna! You’re videos always make my day and help me get through tough times. I hope you’re doing well!
Really into the organizing small spaces vibes. My family of 5 is about to downsize big time so I need the tips lol.
Very nice to see you, your kitchen shaped up pretty good, all the fridg needs is leftovers. Be well. ❤
the fake cupboard is sending me like WHYYYY DO THEY DO THINGS LIKE THIS TO US 😭
That’s EXACTLY the table I imagined in your space! Looks great!
You should look at the command hook stuff and I’m sure you can find shelves to put on the backsplash in the kitchen. Also look into bed risers for extra storage under your bed
I'm so happy seeing you happily shopping and things fit!! 💗 fun!!!
I feel the pain ive been out of a long relationship pretty recently so its been tough.
Lots of great tips, here, Jenna. I'm inspired to clean and organize my fridge. I like the clear boxes. Thanks for the help. Enjoy your new place.
I love the chaotic energy, my process is similar (adhd here) so I feel less alone and now I believe I can make my flat look better then it is
My heart dropped at 8:16 😂😭
I wanted an aesthetic, organized fridge. So I spent 5 hours deep cleaning it inside and out. Then I bought groceries to last my husband and I for about 2 weeks. Then I remember I live in America so my fridge is huge for only 2 people and it just looks empty 😂 I mean it is pleasing to see it so clean and to be able to see what's in it without having to move a bunch of stuff out of the way but.. I wish I could swap the size of my fridge to the size of my freezer because the freezer is tiny and jam packed. I'm also really bad at making myself eat 3x a day because my appetite is weird and I just forget. So I made one of the shelves on the door a snack shelf and keep everything I can just grab and eat there like cottage cheese, string cheese, salsa, applesauce, olives, etc. That's been working out pretty well for me!
It's past time for refrigerator makers to make the freezer at least as large as the refrigerated area.
@@chris22043 they do have freezers like that
@@hannahbd9 But they aren't common in households yet.
@@hannahbd9 they exist but they aren't common, especially not in rented apartments in the USA. Most apartments in my area still have the old classic style of fridge on bottom and freezer on top with or without an ice maker. I consider myself lucky to have a side by side fridge with the water and ice dispenser. But the freezer is just so narrow you can't even fit a frozen pizza inside unless the bottom half is completely empty.
@@chris22043 Absolutely! Mine is a side by side style and the freezer is so ridiculously narrow it's impossible to fit much in it without looking a complete shambles.
I have never related to a video so much! I recently separated from my partner and moved in by myself, and setting up the kitchen was the first thing I did to keep myself grounded. I have a similar setup too, no pantry and just cupboards for everything. I wound up getting some steel shelves for my bigger appliances and soooo many airtight plastic tubs to replace my bulky glass jars. But it was absolutely worth it in the end. I hope you’re happy in your gorgeous new home 🥰
Get a 2 tier lazy susan for your cups. Put utensils in a divided pencil organizer in a cupboard or on the counter if you have room.
Put chip bags on top of fridge or IN the fridge. I have a friend who keeps them in the microwave?? If you dont use your oven a lot keep all your pans inside it!
You make my day so much better Jenna!! Hope all is good!
Spice rack on wall- ikea has a magnetic spice board. And tea can go in a canister in the counter.
The, "AAAOWW. LOOK AT ME GO" with the tippytap is just golden 🤣✨️
I do a lot of visible storage, meaning getting magnetic spice containers that I slap on the fridge door, and I have some command strip basket shelf things to keep smaller items in, on the outside of a cupboard. And I use command hooks themselves to hang things like stirring utensils/graters/peelers so they're easy to access. I've ALSO got a small kitchen, though not as small as yours, and utilizing visible space has made my kitchen way more functional. Also, getting rolling carts has made it so I have mobile pantries or mobile other stuff. Like I keep my instant pot on one of my rolling carts, and have some canning jars in the shelves under it, since I use my instant pot to pressure can. Oh, I also got this great super heavy duty magnetic thing for my fridge that has two shelves in it AND two paper towel roll holders. I keep all sorts of spices in it, and there are even hooks on the side of it for me to hang my tongs from. Super recommend going this route, even if it does take away the pinterest aspect. I prefer to make solutions I'll actually use and maintain, and these are what work for me.
Also, do you have a cutting board? Didn't see one, and figured that would have probably come up by now, but just in case, don't forget a cutting board!
For ur tea, they have a clear tea organizer so u can take them out of the boxes ;)
the spice jars from indigo are the cuuuuutest i'm obsessed
I so look forward for Wednesdays/Jenna new video day. I love how you're turning your little place into your own little home. Hope things are getting better for you and that you have good family support. Love you sweet girl, you're gonna be just fine.
Girl, you really know how to use space! Actually, i moved recently and i don't have a lot of space for dishes and kitchen stuff, this video helps me a lot. We love aesthetic organization, but most of us don't have a huge spaces to work!
Hey Jenna, a tip for keeping your salad fresh and crunchy for longer ist to put the whole thing in cold water and keep it in there over night. Works like a charm!
This was so fun to watch! Your video inspired me to beg my mom to organize our main kitchen and the pantry!
I had NO cabinets in a tiny apt kitchen once and discovered the magic of magnetized spice jars which I put onto a pretty board on the wall! looks really nice and saves tons of space AND there's no need to take tons of spices out of the shelf to get to the one at the back that you want. I DIY'd it but you could get on etsy for sure for not too much.
You are awesome.
The flat wall space outside your bedroom could have a hanging shoe rack type pocket hanger.
Magnetic strips under the row of cupboards. On inside of cupboard door hang spice rack
You can do it
I love organizing as well, it is just instantly rewarding. There might be a posibility to hang something on the side of the fridge for things like spices or some tea if you need more space. BTW packages with 6 eggs is very common in Europe.
Clear acrylic spice rack, bamboo, or turning space rack, black, bamboo, or acrylic two-tier lazy Suzan.
So I just watched 22 mins of kitchen organisation and was left wanting more?
You could get a fruit bowl as that would add colour. Things like oranges (most fruit and veg) don't need to be stored in the fridge.
Supermarkets know how to store things as waste costs. If they sell chilled then fridge, on a shelf is good enough for you (until opened).
Edit: enjoyed the video.
Suggestion for cutlery, keep it on the counter or table in a utensil holder, take up way less space and you don’t have to organize them into different cutlery slots
wow i was just watching your older videos and missing new content from u, what a jackpot 💘
Looks good! Hope you're doing better.
i would love a what i eat in a day/ your favorite recipes
Well Done Jenna. If you have a home Depot or diy store, I personally would have them cut black melamine board to size and add full length shelves instead of those risers. I am assuming there's more holes in the sides to raise or lower the shelves, you van even had one with the corner cut out for that weird outlet situation. kist my two cents worth of course. I like the black interiors, I have less cupboards by the way ;-) My : Pantry: is 2 Pax wardrobes1meter x60 cm diep and it's not ideal but it works, they were my clothes wardrobes before I moved but the ceilings are lower upstairs in this place
Yay, I love Wednesday's because you post new videos! I like the part where you hold Jack like a big baby on the side of your hip while you talk to us. & obvs you can do whatever works for you but it's not advised to keep raw potatoes in the fridge
I've been keeping my potatoes in fridge for 50 years and never had any problem, they def last much longer in a humid environment (where they will rot in a couple of weeks), but I will check Dr. Google as you suggested!
It's coming together nicely hun your so sweet iam glad you found a cute space to make yours and pups 🐶😊💕much loves xxx ❤🥰
Get clear acrylic shelfs as spice and tea racks. You can mount them with nano tape to your backsplash maybe ? ^^
Potatoes in the fridge? Noooooooooooooooo
Tea goes in opaque containers!!!! it's light sensitive
I live alone and try to compost also but found I never filled the bins so now I have a bag in my freezer and I just pop in any compost in it. That way it never smells. Hope you make loads of amazing memories in your new home
Have I got a fun craft and trick to keep your romaine fresh longer! I'm like you, it tends to go bad before we finish it. Take an old used towel and make a bag to place the romaine into. Before storing, you wet the towel bag and wring it damp. I have romaine lasting a month! It’s also great for celery (I made a long skinny one), broccoli and cauliflower.
i first discovered you through your pinterest decorating vids and it’s so cool to see it kind of go full circle. i’m so happy for you ans wishing you the best in the future jenna:)
You could get an ottoman storage bed that lifts up and use your clear storage boxes to store craft bits in under the bed. Xx
Thanks for all your videos Jenna. You leave me laughing and i love love the dogs and your awesome creations❤
lowes has a 5 shelf stand that you can get for pantry. it comes in different sizes. i got the bigger one.
We don’t have Ikea in my country so when I was on holiday in Germany we set out one day just to visit an Ikea best day ever!
I keep my spices in uniform dollarstore jars beside the oven in one of those thin pull out jars. A great alternative for the larger storage that can be used for bigger stuff
Put your spices in magnet jars and put them in the cabinet with the fan!
I just got a couple small lazy susans for my spices, works great for the cupboard its in.
Thinkin bout how that green hoodie is an incredible color on her and having to remind myself that it's not my color and I don't need to buy one-- x'D
You are my new little sister. I was so entertained. You are such a jewel. Love your Channel. TFS!❤️
Putting the water glass back in the cupboard is too relatable 😂
Hi I love your videos and remember to stay strong through whatever life throws at you because youre worth it
I love organizing videos sm lol esp as someone with a small room my fav videos are the city apartments tours in NY cus it gives me so much inspo about how to make use of a small space so this vid was right up my alleyyyy! We hope you are doing okay jenna!!
Oh Oh Oh I have an amazing spice rack for inside the cupboards. It's fugly white plastic but it's very narrow and sort of slides rotates out like the best of kitchen corner units. Each slider can hold like 10-12 spice jars and I have four of them. I prefer to keep stuff inside cupboards because they get dusty and kinda greasy on the counter.
I got them at the same time as an expanding bamboo cutlery organiser so am definitely feeling this :D
Still love your crockery, that simple white set. Gorgeous. And organisational containers are definitely worth getting excited about!
Put your tea and/or spices in the drawer where you have put your baking stuff. Those little tea containers just fit in one of those drawers. At least, they do for me in a similar drawer! :D
So i was going to say you should get magnetic spice containers for the refrigerator door but then i saw it has a wooden door on top🤦🏻♀️
If the gold..copper? back splash in your kitchen happens to be metal you can get magnetic spice racks to clear up some counter space
The one under the oven is meant for the big things idk what they are called, but its the things you put in the oven on the teers so you can put pots on top of it!!!!
Use a tension rod to hang your chips or anything in a bag.
organizing videos are so satisfying honestly, I love it!!
For spices you should get those magnetic ones that can go on the side of your fridge!
Just came to say I have the exact pan you held up in ikea and its excellent. Have never burned anything too badly in there and its so so good for making pancakes especially. Also their 365 series is really good. Also so nice to see you settling into your new place :)
Looks great Jenna
You are back!
Woooooo new chairs!!
You've gotta listen to music when you're doing these things, makes it so much easier and a lot more fun!