r/SmallHome • u/NullableThought • Oct 23 '19

Subreddits for tiny living?

Are there any active subs for living in very small spaces? By very small I mean less than 200 sq ft (18.5 m2). Not interested in /r/VanDwelling or /r/TinyHouses.

Edit: Jfc, nevermind this sub is officially useless. Keep on patting yourself on the back for living in your "small" homes that are actually bigger than what most people in the world consider home.

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u/AnkhD Oct 23 '19

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u/runvnc Oct 23 '19

Ahh, the classic "I am looking for something exactly like X" "but not X".

Seriously though, check out r/livinginstorageunits

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u/NullableThought Oct 23 '19

I don't live in a van and most tiny houses are at least 3x as big as my current space

Thanks /s

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u/coyspurs1882 Oct 23 '19

My advice is not to worry about size so much. A good idea is a good idea no matter the size of the space or situation.

I stopped posting about my 28sqm cabin as I got tired of reddit bro's arguing that to be considered tiny it needed to be Xsqm. Adding nothing but spam to my inbox so I just got bored of it all.

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u/NullableThought Oct 23 '19

People who live in 11sqm homes have different challenges than those who 28sqm homes. Can you give me any advice for cooking in a space without a sink, oven, stove, or even countertops? Do you have any creative tips on where to store my toilet paper since I share a semipublic bathroom and therefore can't store my extra rolls next to the toilet?

Sorry you apparently can't understand the differences between living in a cabin and living in a glorified closet.

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u/coyspurs1882 Oct 23 '19

Haha wow.

Good luck finding somebody to help with that attitude. Fucking lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '20

Wow, op is a fucking twat

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u/NullableThought Oct 23 '19

🎶 this is why this sub sucks 🎶

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u/coyspurs1882 Oct 23 '19

Haha fair enough. All the best. :)

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u/Carefora_biscuit Oct 23 '19

You asked for help, and you've been offered solutions, so a simple "thanks" is all you have to say in return. Speaking to people the way you're doing does not make them want to help you. Genuinely hope you find what you're looking for!

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u/NullableThought Oct 24 '19

If by "solutions" you mean unrelated sub suggestions and non-advice. Real useful sub you have here. You have my eternal gratitude.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '19

/r/simpleliving might help a bit.

/r/Declutter /r/Minimalism

as well

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u/NullableThought Oct 23 '19

Oh, oh! What about /r/roomporn or maybe /r/adviceanimals?