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Introducing my personal kitchen hacks that I strictly follow =(^.^)= Since I live in a studio apartment, my kitchen is really small. I’m going to share some rules/hacks I stick to in this tiny kitchen!! 1. Using Storage Containers Small, multi-variety items like snacks look too messy if you just put them in a drawer. But if you gather them up, you end up throwing them away without eating them. Especially tea bags and coffee; I never even realize I have them, so I end up hoarding them forever... It got to this point, so I keep everything outside. If I stick them vertically into a metal basket with holes like mesh, they are easy to see, so I end up eating them right away! Also, placing coffee capsules next to the coffee machine is a rule I strictly adhere to because it saves me from hassle and helps organize my workflow when I'm busy!! 2. Using a Large Water Bottle + One-Touch My wrists give out if I lift heavy water bottles. I used to always use regular water bottles that rattled and I would frequently spill water while pouring them. So, since I live alone, I was looking for a product that lays flat and doesn't need to be lifted, and that's how I discovered this water bottle. It isn't too big, so I highly recommend it for single-person households. 3. Using washable dishcloths Regular dishcloths don't dry well, smell easily, and are a hassle because you always have to boil them. But this product is so convenient because you can just wash it a few times and throw it away! Since it isn't completely disposable, it costs less than I expected, and the ones I bought are stiffer than other roll-type products, so they last longer! I always worried about drying dishcloths because they weren't pretty, but since this one dries quickly, it's great to just shove it out of sight as soon as it's dry. 4. Finding and utilizing metal objects My refrigerator is covered in plastic, so magnets absolutely won't stick to it... I had planned to turn it into a "stylish" refrigerator, but I gave up on that idea... However, the range hood is magnetic, so I'm currently using a magnetic hanger I bought from Daiso to hang my frequently used oven gloves and pot holders! If you look at the previous post, I even decorated the front of the hood by attaching a handmade calendar. Make sure to check out the metal parts when decorating a small kitchen! #Kitchen #주방인테리어 #주방용품 #주방꾸미기 #꿀팁