cleaning + decluttering my kitchen || my minimalism journey

this phase of my minimalism journey is a little different because there were certain things I couldn't throw away (as they weren't mine), but I am still giving you all the tips you need to do a DEEPLY THOROUGH kitchen declutter! use this as some inspo to freshen up your kitchen and inspire you to get cooking and trying all the recipes you've been talking about for the past few years!
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Hello my beautiful sunshines! Welcome to this little corner of the internet, where I will be sharing the ups and downs of life and how to attempt to get through it in one piece. I’ll be sharing life advice, minimalism tips, routines, lifestyle vlogs, and anything else I think you would benefit from! Life is messy and unpredictable, and learning how to manage these hurdles is the first step to leading a happier and more intentional life. I just wanted to create a safe space for us to unwind, and allow you to leave here feeling more inspired than when you arrived.
Sending you all my love,
Grace

[@emory888_e]

Thank you for such a realistic declutter video! I love everything about your page and personality. 🌻

[@gracenevitt]

thank you so much!!! I appreciate that💗

[@Elizabeth_Lynch]

I agree with thinking about what you actually use for tupperware. Some minimalist youtubers tell you how many to own or advise to use the container method, but I feel like boxes are to be used and so you probably have too many/not enough/not the right ones if you do that. After lots of observation, I curated our tupperware collection: buying more large boxes that we use for leftovers/husband lunch, removing inconveniently sized ones, and gradually removing one more at a time of the old ones until I reached the stopping point (which was reintroducing a second tiny box). Then prioritise finding a good spot for them in the kitchen where we can easily grab them and put them away. I'm enjoying your minimalism series, feels mellow and gently motivating, which is good for getting back into a slow and steady decluttering lifestyle after sprinting through decluttering the main categories and not getting to things that seem less 'important'.

[@gracenevitt]

thank you for these lovely thoughts!! I'm glad the series is resonating💗

[@kelli4847]

I loved how real you are in this video/on youtube in general! It feels like I’m literally just sitting in your living room watching you do this while I work on other tasks. I’m meal planning right now, lol. But I’m proud of you good job on getting this done!! Also, video idea!! A quarterly “what I used up!” video. I love those. Don’t hold onto the empties, but film them once you finish them and then maybe you can sit down and do reviews! Could be skincare/food(like jar stuff). It might encourage/inspire you to finish up stuff when you’re feeling behind on your minimalism journey.

[@gracenevitt]

love that idea!! 💗💗

[@flooshoomoo7104]

I buy peeled garlic now because I use enough to finish it but used to just press it without peeling

[@OrganizedWithJoy]

You did such an amazing job! It sometimes takes time to get spaces like the kitchen organized, so doing it a little at a time is a great idea! Your tips were great too! Thanks for sharing!😊

[@fiddler32]

I know this video's a year old but.... Garlic! Use your thumbs to pull out a clove. Set a clove on your cutting board and trim off the rough end. Then press down on the clove with the flat side of your knife (a big chef's knife is going to work better than a paring knife). The peel with come right off in one piece.

[@viralprimenetwork]

We love your decluttering and cleaning videos. Thanks for the ideas you'd shared🔥

[@lourlopezsk]

Great decluttering, I found your channel last month and I've found your content on minimalism very interesting :) Also I looooove the knobs of the cupboards! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@gracenevitt]

thanks so much!! this means a lot💗

[@The_Joy_Finder]

972. My mom also started keeping her flour in the freezer and fridge. She claimed it kept the weevils out.

[@kyarabeullens3937]

You can use liners in your fridge, which will make it a whole lot easier to clean it more often :) Also love your videos! My boyfriend and I are looking forward to live together once our renovations are done and I love your honesty!

[@gracenevitt]

thank you so much💗 I really appreciate that😭

[@Sophie-kn3gh]

Love declutters!

[@charlenebrissette3348]

Take expired medicines (including vitamins etc.) to the pharmacy to dispose of them properly.

[@gracenevitt]

noted! I'll make sure to do that in the future :)

[@jolandavanlunteren6560]

If supplements expire you don't taken them regularly so why would you keep them? Maby something to consider

[@Isabelle-009]

You look like Kate Hutson.Has anyone ever said that?😊

[@gracenevitt]

I don't think I've ever heard that before!

[@raytherubio]

I think I’m a minimalist

[@gracenevitt]

we shall see in a future video😈

[@ceralith942]

Check out ASlobComesClean. She has a really easy decluttering process that has helped make this process a lot easier for me.

[@gracenevitt]

I'll check it out, thanks!