ONE DECLUTTERING expert has revealed how you can save space in your tiny apartment while keeping it functional.
Tina, known as @smallspacebiglife on social media and who lives in a 400 square foot apartment, explained that you don’t need a lot to make your favorite recipes.
When it comes to appliances, Tina said she keeps only one on her kitchen countertops to maintain a tidy, clutter-free look.
For other appliances like blenders or panini makers, they can be stored out of sight in cabinets or closet storage.
The key is to prioritize what you use more frequently – and either not buy anything else or keep the rest out of sight.
“I found that I don’t need much to make a decent cup [of coffee] at home,” Tina claimed.
So, rather than having multiple coffee machines, she’s downsized to only keeping the one she prefers.
“Pots can take up a lot of space in the kitchen.”
So, instead of buying multiple pots and pants, you can simply purchase a Dutch Oven, which can be used for a wide variety of recipes.
Tina said she uses her Dutch Oven to make soups, roasts, and fried eggs.
Following her video, a user suggested her own space-saving tip, saying: “You can replace the toaster with an air fryer. It has a lot more functionality and takes about the same space.”
Another said they prefer using an InstaPot for cooking purposes rather than a Dutch Oven.
To continue downsizing, one woman shared the three things she doesn’t own in her studio apartment to save her space.
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