5 Rules for Small Homes

These are some really good points to consider for a space, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

There are some issues with your solutions.
You can only use projector in dark. Very impractical
Those sitting cabinets do not look very comfortable.
etc etc

An alternative thought... some of the multiple space saving items take away air flow.. so if you can cull more stuff, taking out some dual storage for items that have flow (like a couch on legs) will increase the light, air quality, and will make your space feel bigger. Not saying this is better, it's a choice in what is more important to you.

Great video bro!!

Looking for the sofa exactly like yours, could you recommend please?

Clutter is a deferred decision - Marie Kondo (possibly?!) - still great way of looking at items - also if it's valuable (however you define that) it should be on display not stored away 'for good keeping' ;)

These are awesome ideas, but hard to hang anything on dry walls

I highly recommend a dehumidifier for the bathroom and if you hang laundry up over the dehumidifier it dries quickly and with few wrinkles. I also helps prevent mildew.

I have to have awasher drier (space), but it is only used for sheets and and towels. I agree: I have a de-humidifier in the bathroom. It does wonder for the drying of clothes. The ensuing water is used on the balcony plants.

I've been getting better about opening my curtains and letting in natural light. Just not the last month. Midwest USA. We have been under heat advisment every day for weeks. 105f is about average now.

I freeze my waste food until bin day

So what do you do with all of your memorabilia?? Photos, decorations, stuff from your parents that they kept because they loved your crafts in school as a kid? There's a whole lot to put in storage if you want a clean and clear "small" living space.

Good tips

Rule 1: have money

Excellent video. Can you share the link of the folding coffee/ dining table and sofa.

Great ideas ta! I got my dyson v10 secondhand. It's a great way of saving a fortune on a new one too!

My weakness is paperwork. While I have moved a lot of regular bills to digital, there remain an ongoing range of papers that accumulate, many of them are surprise new documents that I haven’t prepared a home for, and which I really need to keep over the long term. I have a backlog of filing that started when I ran out of filing space.

i love the projector / blind solution. That is so cleaver and simple

I personally don’t like to fiddle with tv and furniture features . I like comfort that mean that all theses folding , hiding and sliding pieces don’t work for me . I just can’t stand sliding out tv , tables , chairs , etc in my place

Great tips! I’ll use these when moving from my 3 bedroom home to a 1 bedroom apartment

Awesome! Where did you get the folding table?

Keyword: intentional

Don’t worry, by 2030 you’ll own nothing and be happy.

Such simple and useful tips! Thank you.

If only I could get the rest of my family to be intentional about what they own and how it is stored (i.e., not on the floor or on the nearest surface)

U told you mentioned the dehumidifier, I though that was a recipe for mould

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Why would you put those loud noises whenever you’re reading the headings of each section? Doesn’t even have anything to do with the content

Sound effects are too loud

The dehumidifier is a good idea. When you've had it on for 8 hours you will be amazed at how much moisture has been pulled out of your environment

so basically be rich :_:
can't afford any of these furniture and it'd not make sense in a rental like mine

my guy hates Zs

This is great! I love my Levoit air filters and the model is inexpensive enough to give as gifts! I feel like I walk into a room full of fresh air and I am!
Better than the two larger models I bought before at 3.5x the price!!

Hi Daniel I love your channel. Any ideas for a small upstairs bathroom renovation 170x170 cm. So frustrating on trying to change it, I would love a wet room if possible.

I know this video is old, and whilst I agree with most points and consider it overall good advice, I find it quite ironic that you refused to have a dryer mainly due to its energy consumption, then instead proceeded to blockade a decent part of your apartment with hanging clothes (contradicting the whole not wasting space philosophy), and that above all, you added a dehumidifier, so you essentially just made your apartment into a huge and likely more energy inefficient dryer, with the additional possibility of occasional molding. Washer dryer combos are usually not optimal because lint gets trapped around the rotor over time and they will, sooner or later, fail at the motor due to it (as far as I know that's how it goes, I've never had one but it sounds plausible), but when in a small space that doesn't allow for both separately, I'd say it's a good idea to have one, and since you're not a big crowd you could get a heat pump one for energy savings since the longer drying cycles can still work just fine if you stagger your washing

I can't speak on what they do to clothes but most of mine have gone in the dryer and are doing just fine, and any particularly sensitive items can still be air dried.

That air purifier emits Ozone so isn’t that great.

I'm not a creeper, but I could listen to you talk all day long lol. You have such a nice, calming voice. Great tips! I have an 800 sq. ft house and small living can be tough if you don't know how to live with less. I'm constantly looking for more things we can live without.

Recently purchased flat in mumbai.. your vedios just helped a lot… great ideas !! Thanks a lot😊

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Having a small room do be get dirty really fast

How about translating this for an rv???

Moving furniture becomes permanent if there's something on it that prevents it from moving.

I would like to know how to make a small flat that is very cold, that I privately rent warm?

great content, hope u win in life :)

I have come to realise that an expandable very small hallway table is best for me - but now how do I have 6 chairs ready when the table is needed?? 😅

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You do realize that you spend the same energy if you dry the clothes in a heated house, yes? The heat to evaporate the water comes from your living space rather than a separate device, but you save zero money. Laws of thermodynamics actually mean something. And adding a dehumidifier means you just spent MORE energy.

I like that bench storage, where did you buy it??