i organized my kitchen like those tiktoks and pinterest boards | moving vlog 3 

LOLLLLL IKRRRR. I love her sense of humor smmm😅😅

I burst out laughing then felt bad for her painful eye She's so cute

That shit got me so good🤣🤣🤣

I didn't doubt for a second that she meant it. I'm like that too😆

I wear swim goggles while cutting onions so I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks to use goggles for these things

they’re called zero waste stores!! you bring your own containers and most products work on a $/weight pricing system so you only ever have to pay for what you need :) there aren’t very many zero waste stores, but if we kick up a fuss about it then we might be able to make a positive change in that regard lol

@@exxxo3 it dosent really be a zero waste, but not having to buy a box of cerals that has a package inseide, and just 1 packege already make a lot difference, there is a store in my city that isent zero wast but if you bring your jar they weight on it, but they dont promote

@@ArMaGeDdOnX14 you’re right it doesn’t necessarily have to be completely zero waste, but i was using that type of a store as a reference point :) i agree, we would all be much better off if companies cut down on their packaging like you said with cereal. unfortunately a lot of the essentials people need to buy are perishable and a lot of easy/cheap to produce packaging that isn’t plastic isn’t air tight or sealable which is why i try to advocate for zero waste stores and buying locally :)

Many years ago, back in the early 80s, I went to a store where you brought your own containers, and weighed them before filling them. I think it fell out of fashion because people ate out of the bins. There's sill bulk bins, but less and less. Who knows what people do in this age of hate and divisiveness. The store I go to has their bulk in plastic bags. You can use them and reuse them, but I never trust you can really get them clean. Still, I find a way to reuse them. It goes against my zero plastic use effort, but better than getting something someone has spit in or worse.

I'm beginning to understand that all of these organizational/decanting rage is causing way more waste and consumerism. Why do you need more than 2 cereal bowls? Why do you need 20 dinner plates? I'm not judging, I went through the decantering phase. Then I started thinking about how we went from grocery store containers, then the whole multi level marketing/ party wear thing, then Rubbermaid and all. Then you get older and downsize, then you become aware of how much plastic you throw away, just to put it in pretty containers. My friend just went through this, so she bought 40 herbs/spices, because that's how many containers she purchased! Then she took the spices out of original containers, threw them out, and put them into pretty clear containers, which her husband had to build a roll out rack for them. Did I say she eats out all of the time. I'm going back to my mother's time where all of the used jars and plastic butter containers where repurposed. And, all of the awesome food delivery from take outs,man did we accumulate those during pandemic. Spend your money on experiences, not containers, like I said, "Been there, done that"

*So I did the math guys,* and to watch 271 average 15 min videos in 4 days (96 hours) … You would need to spend 12 hours a day straight watching Jenna.. 👏🏻

Omg that’s such a good idea for the bathroom 😍

I think you should get them i thought you’d love the mushrooms 🍄 super cute 🥰

​@celestethompson4891 I love mushrooms there so cute

Saaaammmeeee

My first thought too!!!

Yes, my OCD can’t handle the store labels on the jars.

dishes weren't washed either + she didn't even bother measuring the cabinet space before buying all that stuff so they're just too small and look super awkward inside the pantry 😵‍💫

Also that's not how she should store her poor tea. The quality is going to significantly degrade 😱

I live for those moments in my day now at my place 😍

Agreed✅😍

Like her chandelier does in the kitchen area. :)

Kinda

They’re dried goods. As long as they smell fine and aren’t infested, they’re good to go. Why on earth go by the expiry date?

@@aimeelinekar3902 because it's easier and you end up with less waste because you have a deadline. Besides, you can't smell all types of bacteria or you have children who won't recognise it.

@@merelha5930 i would argue extending the deadline gives you far less waste. Dried goods are cooked at temperatures that would kill most problems anyway. If it’s not rancid and there aren’t weevils, i see no reason to worry. The exception would be things reconstituted at lower temperatures, especially baby formula.

Thank you for the tip!

right lmao!!

I hope you're feeling much better. =]

i was looking for this comment because i too need to wash all of the jars and dinnerware before using 😅

@@stephaniek.heng888 Same here. My anxiety kicked into overdrive by the lack of washing of new items.

Yay thank you!!

Also, your apartment is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!! LOVE the view!!

yeah || \/