Hey guys! I hope you enjoyed a glimpse into our tiny house lifestyle. I'm curious, what part of our day surprised you the most? Or if you're considering a minimalist lifestyle, what's one thing you're excited about? Let's chat in the comments below! 👇
Thanks for sharing this daily routine with such honesty. I admire your tiny living community and would love to get one when I grow a little older, time which is approaching sooner than thought...😂 In the meantime, I enjoy all the videos because I'm gathering great ideas for when this stage in my life comes. Infinite blessings from Source. Gratitude.💜🍀🐝🌻
This comment just warms my heart. Thank you for taking the time to share it ☺Living intentionally is life changing and once you make the decision, there's no going back. I hope you continue to find inspiration to experience tiny living for yourself.
Hannah, you are the poster child for organization which I love! Great job on the video! It seems stress free but we know that's not reality. So happy you are buying land. Sound like a wonderful plan.
Thank you, Sharon! I wouldn't call myself the poster child for organization 😂😂😂 Organizational skills are born from great habits. Anyone can do it and I don't mind leading the way 🤗
I've often wondered how tiny house residents deal with cooking smells. They must permeate the whole space? (I'm in a small apartment and burn eucalyptus oil to neutralise cooking smells.)
The key is good ventilation and air flow. We keep our kitchen exhaust fan on a lot more than a typical house. Depending on the season, we'll open the windows for cross ventilation or when I'm cooking something like steak ;) Some add another fan in the bathroom. I did recently add an essential oil diffuser I use sometimes. Also, because we live in Florida, we have a dehumidifier which is a must in our tiny house which helps with smell.
Im in a 396 sf tiny house and dont have problems with food odors. I always open windows (even in winter but I live in Texas so its not that bad) for ventilation, use my exhaust fan and have an air purifyer.
In addition to a good exhaust fan, we also use this technique: my husband is Indian, so he has an induction burner and table that he sets up outside to do any spice roasting and Indian cooking. We also used our grill often during warmer months to keep the house from getting too hot. Our friends have a full-sized stove in their 280sf tiny house. In winter they just make a batch of cookies and it warms the whole house for the day.
Thank you Hannah for giving me a glimpse into tiny home living!! I'm fascinated with tiny living. I'm hoping in the future to get a tiny house. I'm looking to get a two bedroom tiny house.
You’re so welcome! We’re happy to provide a glimpse into the tiny house lifestyle. We love our tiny (in the process of getting another) and I hope you find a way to get one in the future 😊
Okay, I have to do you ask where did you go to sleep? I think there’s a matches in your bedroom but that for her orders cause she sleep downstairs in the library
@@TinyLivingBigAdventure thank you so much that was so kind of you. I really appreciate it. I think it’s always nice when you cannot jump to conclusions and you can always just ask people about things and I think it’s always wonderful and I really appreciate you getting back to me and it was nice talking to you.
Appreciate your point! Initially, we planned for the tiny home space until our daughter turned two. Market conditions have extended our stay. She now has the option to sleep on a fold-out couch or in a spare room since we're temporarily sharing a lot with family. We're also in the process of building an additional 16ft tiny house, where she'll have her own loft bedroom. Yes, we're now bursting at the seams but still love the tiny house lifestyle 😁
I would not feel comfortable with that at all…. I’d rather my child slept in the living area on a sofa bed than somewhere I can’t hear them at night. Weird.
