The BEST First Apartment Checklist: Everything You Need For Your First Apartment
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Moving into your first apartment can be overwhelming. This first apartment checklist will help make sure you have everything you need for this new phase in your life.
There are so many products to consider that it can be difficult to remember everything. From kitchen utensils to mattresses, to cleaning products...it can become very overwhelming!
I'm an extreme planner so for the last six months I've been putting lists together of everything I needed to buy for my first apartment.
I have made a printable version of this huge first apartment checklist so that you can use it and make sure you have everything you need.
You DO NOT need to buy everything (I didn't...it's expensive!) but having a list that you can refer back to makes life so much easier.
This video is all about the best first apartment checklist.
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Some people would say you over did it, but I don’t think people realize that moving out requires a super solid foundation. It’s not enjoyable to move out & feel like you downgraded in life & set yourself up for failure. I tell people all the time that when I moved out, I wanted to have the same kind of lifestyle & living space as when I lived at my parents. So I made sure I had everything that they would have in their kitchen. It makes it feel more homey & you don’t feel like you NEED anything. This is helpful. People would be wise to do the same.
I agree! :)
I wish I had done that, such a good idea. I moved into my first place with just what I thought the basics were and they worked well but WOW it did not feel like home. I took me about six months of hating my apartment to finally figure out how to make it a home
Alex Nicoles i watched 3 of my best friends move out before me & it was sad to watch... they moved back in with their parents when I moved out into the same apartment complex they lived in & they were like mad that all of our mutual friends would walk into my apartment & take their shoes off & treat it like a home bc everyone treated their apartment like a party house.. but I vanished for like 8 months & worked overtime & saved money & didn’t leave my parents house & they moved out super quick. Takes a lot. At least you figured it out! Some people really can’t. It show you were determined & had the mindset to make a home for yourself & we love that for you. ❤️❤️❤️
Blake Miranda oh wow, what a sad experience for them. Thankfully I never had anything like that. I just ended up putting myself in a position where I had everything I needed to survive in the home, but nothing cozy to add to it or make it feel warm aside from my books. I wanted to love my house, but it felt so cold and I couldn’t figure out why. I became so homesick all I could think was that I just wanted to go home, but I found ways to make it warmer with fragrance, wall art, blankets, candles, etc and eventually it transformed! Now I love being here and really enjoy my time in my home.
Blake Miranda good for you, for being responsible and doing what needed to be done
I would suggest those who are apartment shopping to stick to your budget. Don't overspend in rent because you want to keep up with your friends' lifestyles.
Good tip
@port nut YUP!!
When I move I expect to sleep on a mattress on the floor and have a desk and own practically nothing in the beginning
@port nut seriously, I can’t believe these young people. I landed on this video because I broke up with my bf and have to move out, figured I’d get a refresh on what I need to buy. This is such an unrealistic set of things for a person just starting out in life
Hahahaha I died when she was saying she only said she splurged on two things and then looked at her list again and said "oh shit"
Note to self: move a little before the holidays to get those holiday sales
I’m moving in December and Black Friday is about to be my best friend
me moving in before black friday hyped af
Agreed. I’m moving in late December and Black Friday and cyber Monday are calling my name 🤣
@@amandacastillo4525 sameee I’ve already gone Black Friday cyber shopping at Walmart. Waiting for the next one, next week to get Tv’s on sale 😭
Also don't feel cheap for going to a dollar store. Some of them have loads of great apartment/house essentials for a dollar. I definitely plan on hitting a dollar tree when I move out there's no need to spend so much on somethings when you're on a budget!
Basic organizers are a dollar store thing for sure! And they have some great kitchen basics!
People go broke tryna impress others
This helped soooo much!!! Thank you!!! I'm getting divorced, starting from scratch, last time I did this was 25 years ago! So I searched YT knowing I'd find something, I added lots to my list. Thank you!!!!
I hope everything is going great
same hon except yours was 3 years ago and mine is in 5 days. How has it been?
My girl needed a bank statements and stub last week and I was worried about her loosing her not getting her new apartment 😴 but everything good now only because of deelscafe good work 👍
he is very good with stub i just got from him kn insta
best apartment checklist video i've seen so far ! and I've been watching ALL day
hahah good!! glad I could help ;)
Rightt😂
Good thing this is the first one I’m watchinggg
I got a lot of extremely similar stuff at dollar tree and Walmart. Definitely price shop! 1.97c for measuring cups vs 4, 2$ for oven mits vs 6, mainstays is the Walmart brand and they actually have really decent starter sets of dishes, silver ware, pans, etc.
yeah, I mean it’s a good list. But I wouldn’t spend as much on necessities as what she did. they are good examples tho,
I was fortunate in that I inherited my home from my grandparents, so I essentially never paid rent or mortgage in my life. That allowed me to put money in some various upgrades (mostly cosmetic, it's a 1800s Victorian style house--old but solidly built). I never really experienced getting a first apartment like most, but I'm still grateful for the house and will never sell it.
You're super lucky!!! I'm so happy for you! Victorian style homes are my fav!!
@@anouksondagh902 Would you believe, eight months later, I'm not even finished? I live in a constant state of renovations or I'm always looking at wallpaper samples and upholstery swatches. And the dust. So much post-construction dust.
When I went to college I just got the extreme basics and I am filling in the gaps as I need them cause you don't want to buy something if you won't actually use it.
great idea!!
I agree. It’s easily attemping buying sets. I remember going to uni and almost all flat mates came with like 12 piece plates etc I nearly did that too because it was a cheap price. But it jus results in they won’t wash until last plate used so jus a pile of mouldy stuff. And when living alone don’t really need that many
This is what I'm gonna do
I’m 14 and watching this knowing I won’t be moving in 4 years . It’s just relaxing.
I’m moving out in 9 months and I’m doing the same thing! I buy a few things I know I’ll need every month so by the time I move out I will be set and not in debt! Lol Also, a lot of the things you mentioned can be found at thrift stores for really inexpensive too. 🧡
totally agree!!
I’m moving in December and every paycheck I tackle a few more things. It’s a great strategy to make sure you can get everything you want but you’re not killing your bank account all at once
Everyone: i had " 9" months to prepare.
Me: having to move out within 2 months with finding a place and everything. Found a studio yesterday, moving in 3 weeks!😱
I love how you're getting excited about silverware and the little things because I imagine myself being the same way when I get my own place.
So what I truly gathered from this other than her amazing taste is that I should 1) wait for sales, and 2) start buying in advance as well.
I’m almost 18 (about a month away!) and I want to start building up my stuff and be out of the house by 19 so this was a great list for me to go off of. Thank you!
Did you do it
I wanna point out that a lot of the time goodwill has plate sets and they are usually only about .99 cents a plate. I got a set of 5 big plates and 5 small plates for $5 (i got them on sale because of the sticker on them) Same with cups! they almost always have glass cups and mugs, I even found some neat sundae cups (5 of them!) and for the cups I spent about the same as the plates, maybe a little more.
Life hacks from a super broke college kid
My boyfriend and I are moving in together in August and you literally just read my mind with this video. I definitely needed this💜💜
How’s it going??
This video was SO helpful!! I am slowing purchasing items throughout the year for my first apartment next year and I have started a checklist as well! I love the white and gold theme, you are spot on! Thank you for the informative video!
This checklist was so realistic and so helpful. Every other video is fully furnished which doesn’t help someone who is moving in to their first apartment!
I did this before I moved out too. & everyone said it was very ocd personality of me.
No im the same way!!! Its just being organized lol
I have list after list after list. I’ve been asking everyone “what’s something you need in your house that you don’t think of until you need it” and there’s so much stuff you don’t think of. People say I’m planning too much but best bet I’m going to be prepared
I have adhd and am chaotic as f but I made a list and everything as well. It's not ocd, It's smart😋
Ocd Works Wonders For Some 🍻
We plan to move out soon and for the past 2-3 years I’ve been filling boxes with stuff that I know I’ll need that way I’m not spending a fortune when the time comes. I love this video!!
That was my plan, but here I find myself in a rush because the apartment I want has opened up, and here I am unprepared (I'm my opinion). Kinda disappointed with myself tbh. But it feels like the right time. Good on you!
is this the better way to go? i’m 17 and am gonna move out on my 18th birthday but i can’t decide if i should start to do this or not
@@kaleyguinn6520 you definitely need to work as much as you can and save as much as you can, when you find the apart you want to take the bare bare minimum and fill up with the needs that are actually showing up as you go. also, watch this with the video the girl made here. follow this video and fill up slowly with what this video is saying: th-cam.com/video/QzSSqD0Ycyc/w-d-xo.html
I relate so much. I have to plan everything out no matter what it is. I've been looking as apartments for months now. Writing down everything I'm actually gonna need. Making budget plans. Etc.. you're awesome
Same here! I plan to move next March and I’ve been planning since fall 2019! I like to be very well prepared and have some room for errors cause things do not always go as planned lol
Never been on my own before and I’m doing this. Also going around my parents home taking note of all the household items we have and getting them beforehand so it feels like I have everything I need
I'm looking to buy my first house soon and here's something I would point out that I've noticed. There are so many small kitchen appliances out now it's ridiculous. I don't mean common ones like toasters, coffee makers, and blenders, I mean wired ones that make certain foods. Here are some: egg poachers and boilers, omlette makers, popcorn makers, quesadilla makers, hot dog toasters,and soda makers. Please don't look at all these things oh cool because you will wind up with whole bunch of machines in your kitchen taking space that you never use.
My first apartment I got most of my kitchen and bathroom supplies at the dollar store. If you don’t care about how cute things are and you’re trying to save money, I’d recommend the dollar store 100%. Also thrift stores are a big must for saving money on kitchen supplies!
Broke college student here moving into her first place soon I’m nervous and really excited
I just move to my first apartment today this video was extremely helpful definitely going used this to my advantage
in regards to your yellow lighting. Check your white balance on your camera. And put in on indoor/tungsten. That usually solves the issue for me.
I'll try that...thanks girl!!
this is seriously the best video i’ve seen! i watch these videos constantly and not kidding this is the one i’m always going to be looking back at. love it!! as always, super helpful! :)
The dollar store is also great for your dishes if you aren't too worried about style! I got just plain black glass dishes and they even have the matching sets there as well.
Good video! But it seams like many people have other opinions. For me you don’t need to get everything when you move in.
I find it less stressful to get things one by on to not be ,,overload“ I still kinda wish I started to save up for my own place a long time ago. Also It’s always good to get your parents to help if they ofer help
Also don't forget cleaning supplies for kitchen/ bathroom/ living room, power cords, food containers, tin foil, and other little things you may not have notice you use until you need it. Also i heard it is cheaper to move into a new place during the colder months or holiday special deals. Ask people around you if they'll give you stuff they no longer need, but I would buy some food first before any of this stuff.
I’m only 12 but everyone is already telling me to think about my future, since time really does fly. Thank you for this video, I’m gonna need it someday! 🥛😩👍
Edit: by the way, I just want to say that dollar general and dollar tree are gonna be your best friend, also if you shop at Aldi keep doing that. I have a lot of good stuff from all those stores and I know life’ll be easy by using those stores and then other places for furniture. Then once you are able to get a more money, you can use walmart and better stores later
fell asleep watching this last night, so had to come back to finish it! I’m 21 and moving out of my dad’s house in March, and your videos have been SO helpful!
Could you possibly do a video about renting site unseen (basically where you can’t view the apartment in person before renting?) i’m moving back home which is across the country.
Just to let you know, that's not laundry detergent. That's fabric softener, think of it as a conditioner.
Not me making the exact same list before I even started watching apartment videos! Love this same taste
If we take a shot every time she calls something cute we would be drunk haha😀. But I love your style girl and your apartment is so cute!
hahahaha whoops!!
Oooooo Your checklist is basically everything I've gotten :3 but my theme is black 🖤🐈⬛ I've been going to Home Goods, target (hardly anything tho) and Walmart for bathroom decor. For the smallest things that don't have to be good quality, dollar tree. I feel like sometimes you do have to spend a little more especially on cookware because if you you get something cheap, can end up being poor quality and then you have to spend all over again.
This is stupid to a lot of people but what I'm doing for Christmas is I'm asking for things I would need for an apartment and it is all going into some kind of storage system (probably just boxes that are labeled) so that way when I moved out I have a lot of things for said apartment. Literally on my Christmas list is a kitchen set. So pots, pans, plates, bowls, silverware, ect.
This is what I’m doing. Not stupid at all!
This video was SOOOO helpful. I thought I had everything I needed to move and quickly realized I was way off. Thank you so much ‼️‼️
My bf and I are moving out in a couple of months and we are absolutely blessed to have both our parents support us by buying our kitchen ware/donating their stuff, get us our bed and dressers and have other family members donate tables and chairs for us. It is a lot more overwhelming than people think to make sure you get everything you need to be comfortable, especially since it’s extremely expensive.
Just an FYI for those of you and myself included who are on a small budget the Downey products are at Walmart and at some Dollar Tree, General depending which location you are at. Also keep in mind some of the products she’s mentioning can be found at Walmart. Which if you have been to Walmart you know stuff is so inexpensive. Just a thought. Thank you Sophia. 💕
amazing tip!! I need to go there!
Great video, and your first apartment is gorgeous! When I moved out and got my first apartment, I went to IKEA for about 90% of my stuff. Their kitchen stuff in particular is such great quality for how inexpensive it is...The furniture isn’t the best because it’s particle board, but it’s ok for a first apartment when you don’t want to spend a lot of $$. I got my bed frame and mattress from Amazon (free shipping was awesome, and their mattresses come rolled up and vacuum sealed, so makes set up very easy)
Also thank you for being honest about being able to find things cheaper at other places and full transparency in explaining how you acquired this over time so you were able to be more selective with style/price!
I’ll be working with charity shops for most of my furniture, but I love older stuff with history so that’s just my kind of thing. Saving money, reusing stuff and supporting charity.
love that!!
Ross, marshalls and DD’s discount are your best friend! For furniture I used credit programs like ACIMA credit. Just make sure you pay within 90 days so you don’t pay interest. Hope this helps someone!
Great video! I just want to add 3 things though. 1, thrift stores are where it's at! 2, I'm seeing a lot of comments that recommend buying cookware from the dollar store, but I actually recommend splurging on high quality cookware/dinnerware/any type of 'ware' that touches your food. It's shocking how many things that are literally meant to handle food are not food safe. Lots of cheaper (and even some not so cheap) options are made out of toxic materials, even if you buy them from reputable stores. You want to look for things that are free from lead, BPA, cadmium, and other carcinogens. And if it doesn't make it clear that it's free from them then it's most likely not. Some things are a little more confusing, like porcelain and melamine dishes for example. Porcelain itself is safe, but the glaze they use might be carcinogenic. Melamine is considered safe unless you put it in the microwave. It's annoying how expensive quality cookware is, but I'd personally rather wait a little longer to save up for cute bedding or decor and instead make sure I'm not harming myself with every meal. And finally 3, you might be surprised how many things you can find for free! If you live in a big city you might find things literally just sitting out on the curb. If you live somewhere with a scheduled bulk trash pickup you can keep an eye on what your neighbors are putting out when bulk day rolls around. And then there are also a lot of sites/apps where you can find or offer things for free or for a low price, such as Freecycle, Offer Up, Facebook Marketplace, etc. You have to be a little careful but you can often find things in really good (sometimes even perfect!) condition. =]
yall for big furniture use overstock online all of the prices are about 50 percent off of the original price and then there is free shiping i got my couch for 500 dollars and it is a pullout then i got my coffe table for 150 then i got a 10 percent off of your fist purchase and the shipment is very fast
Im planing to move out of my parents hose I 3 years time I knw it's far but I m using ur video to educate myself and prepare myself on how much I should start saving already to have my dream house ❤❤
This is actually the best video on first apartment checklists, good job!
My husband has lived with a dorm mate, some roommates, and his mom and that's it. I've only lived with my parents and visited him for a few weeks. We've never had our own places though, never had to buy a lot of furniture or kitchen or cleaning stuff. In a few weeks once he graduates we're moving into our first house together! We got a lot of items for our wedding, mostly for our kitchen thankfully, and a LOT of cash to get things for ourselves. I'm pretty glad I didn't move out before getting married now bc I don't think my dad's coworker would've given me 50$ for cookie sheets or Aunt Amy would have given me 500$ for a couch. I'm so, so proud of anyone that fully furnishes their first home themselves because I cannot imagine it.
Great video ❤ getting an apartment is so stressful lol especially when getting w2, paystubs and bank statements I had to pay an online vendor for help
I got a $1600 couch from Ashley and $300 coffee table from Wayfair too. Love it same
Love this video! Now I’m excited to move in to my new apartment, I’ve been more excited for the new space now I’m excited to decorate it! Great video!:)
The gold spoons you can get a 20 pack from target for $20. Really nice video tho! So cute
Been stwring at that knife set on the counter..aint never get to it 😫
hahaha sorry!! it's from Amazon! heres the link - amzn.to/2WKWyy3
Your sweater is so freaking cute
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me currently just starting packing for my apartment at 11pm before move in day... took a break to watch this. don't be like me I am STRESSED
You’re so awesome! I’m trying to start my own blog and didn’t know how to , then I came across your video about how to start a blog! So informative! Thanks for your awesome tips and positivity!! Subscribed and love watching all your videos!! Keep up the good and hard work!!
You’re the 1st video I sat through without getting bored. lol Great video and tips! 💕
I can’t wait 😛 I’m 37 moving out with my love. I been with her for 11 years
best video out here for this topic! Helped me out sooo much, THANK YOU!
Me and my friend are planning on moving out around June and can't wait, I felt like I was over thinking a list when I mentioned it to her and we put so much on it thinking we forgot something but this does make a ton of sense. It also takes off a lot of the weight off my shoulders, since we both will be buying practically double of mostly everything for each room. I just think im going to over do it but this helps so much and it makes things clearer.
Thank you very much for these videos. They’ve been helping me a lot to plan my first apartment.
Where did you store things that you bought on sale before moving in? I’ve seen good deals but don’t know where to put it until I move in!
I got big tubs from Costco (probably 5-6) and stored them in there at my parents house. The big stuff was definitely harder (like my coffee table and rugs) but I only had those for about two weeks before I moved! The bins from Costco were like $8 each which I thought was a good deal and now I use them in my garage :)
Or you can rent a storage
My dad has a storage space he’s letting me use for furniture but right now my closet is filled is all the little stuff. Big bins on the top shelf of your closet are great or random corners of your room where you can just hide them out of the way
i love how honest you are about the prices
I agree about the dollar store! I acquired a whole set of guests dinnerware there years ago. As well as utensils
And yes Goodwill!
I’m planning on moving out next year. I’m saving up and currently trying to decide what kind of design style I want 😃 I never considered Black Friday shopping for my apartment but I’m definitely going to now!
Amazing! Love this and it’s so useful even after I’ve lived alone for a while.
LOVED this list, thanks so much, Sophia!! Oh, and for all of you looking to buy cheap apartments... I'm moving to South Dakota in two weeks and just bought a 2BR for $565, all I pay is electric. Get out of the coasts and into the Midwest!! Your mental health and wallet will thank you :p
you did an phenomenal job with your apartment and this video!! thanks for all the tips, i will definitely be printing out this list! everything looked gorgeous and i love your style ♥️
This is so helpful!l I would have loved to watch something like this before I moved out. I totally think some stuff you can go cheap on. That's what I did and when we got married we got nice versions! :)
Only 6 I’m not planning to move out till October 2021 or January 2022 and I’ve been planning since April 2020 😂
Thanks for the video! I’m setting up my first apartment and this was helpful, you also have great taste. I am debating whether to get a dining table with chairs or just some bar stools to eat on my kitchen island. They look cute but wonder if I’ll miss having an actual table to eat on. But my apartment isn’t huge either..
Hi Sophia ! I ABSOLUTELY love watching your videos ! My boyfriend and I are currently searching to rent our very first apartment. And I am obsessing over what our interior decor and must haves i will need for my apartment. I need to start with the basics first! I learned in one of your videos not to get ahead of yourself and assume you’ll have your apartment fully furnished and ready to go within a month. And that was so helpful already because I’m so eager to get everything done. But I need to slow down! AHH just too excited 🤩😍😊. Anyways I’m still working through watching more videos and saving all of them for when I need to buy anything ! ALSO love your style, so simple and clean and CUTE! Giving me the best ideas. Keep up the videos please ! Love you 💕
I really loved your video, and it was very helpful.
Thanks for all the tips and hacks.
I’m buying my place next year and I’m very excited.
Also, I think you forgot to mention a laundry basket, and or hamper!
ohh yes!!! whoops! Good idea.
Thank you. When I will buy the apartments, I will rewatch your video.
You should be excited about every item that you buy. As a tip to others, I would buy some items at the Dollar tree and then upgrade to excellent quality when I had the $$ for kitchen utensils. Quality does matter. I have items that have lasted a lifetime and I use daily. Overall you are a really impressive young woman and kudos for putting this out there for others.
Did she mention knives and cutting boards in the kitchen?
No
U forgot safety equipment. Fire extinguisher 🧯, smoke & carbon monoxide detector, window/ door 🚪 alarms 🚨 for break ins, video peep hole for door and what ever else u can think of. Those things come first on my list along with cleaning products and a new toilet seat.
a lot of apartments already have some of that
Thank you so much for doing this! I really appreciate it!!
don't gold untensils the gold will start to flake depending on how you wash them and how much they are used
I love the living room rug 😩😍
I am not even close to moving out I'm only in my early teens but I love watching apartment videos I have made a list of everything I'll need and I have even made a list in google docs where I am putting links to things I'll need.
I was stressing about moving but this made it simple and detailed thank u so much I’m passing along to my friends
I'm also studying Interior Design/Architecture in school. I'm going to buy most of my furniture over time. luckily I can get high-end furniture at a huge discount since I work at a furniture store.
This is one of the most useful videos that I'v seen in TH-cam
This was actually so helpful. So many vids I come across will put stuff on there like charcuterie boards 🙃 like, girl…I’m talking NECESSITIES not the extra stuff 😂
When I watched this video for a friend I was looking for something she could identify with rather than listen to me drone on with my details and notes to her. She is more visual anyway with this sort of thing along with being better with someone speaking. I pre-screened several vids just to see if they had a basic connect for her and content. This one seemed great, but the only critical thing about it is how high end the apartment itself is without regard to what's put into it. I have definitely lived in worse places. Depending on where this is I would think rent would be at least $1500 alone without utilities. That's the first thing I look at, and budget for. Having every single thing or most things doesn't need to happen beforehand because you'd have to store it somewhere-and move it. I needed a way to sleep, and something to sit on which is real sparse. I needed basic kitchen items, and of course a tv and computer. Guys are very different. lol
Thank you so much I’m moving into my first place on Sunday and I’m lowkey freaking out thank you thank you thank you
Target for the win
Im not moving for another two years but im so organized I have to start planning and making lists now 😅 definitely will be utilizing your website and channel
So many of these I didn't even think about, thank you!
This was super helpful! Thank you so much! I love this video❤️
Big Lots has some beautiful couches and other furniture items i would recommend them 100% out of 50%
A list I didn’t know I needed. Thank you!
I need to say two things this was a day before my birthday and second is it bad that I am just a kid and already seeing this videos lol
Notes for 6 months!? Im just gonna put a mattress in the corner, LOL 😆
I am an insane planner which is why I am watching this and don't even plan on moving out for another year hahah