Everyone moving out for the first time is always so happy, but I’ve never mean someone that has moved out and said “ I love moving out”. It sucks, especially if you moving across the country or even across from your moms house. I’ve moved twice so far this year and will be moving again in June to a Home I just bought, Once I move you will not get me to move again for at least 5 years.
So the goal with this video is to help the process and make it a lot easier, I remember when I first moved out and went grocery shopping and then came back home and realized I only had butter knives. So I’m going to give you live from Bedroom, Living room, bathroom, kitchen and especially EXTRAS.
Don’t go to amazon, wayfair or your local mattress firm, until you watch this video. Buying something expensive, or something you don’t need is the worst.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
2:06 Bedroom
11:16 Living Room
17:01 Bathroom
20:46 Kitchen Supplies
26:01 Outro
1. Budget
There are soooo many things we need
To the point where the average home has tens of thousands of items
But don’t worry about that “ like my grandma, get what you need and then worry about the rest later “
You should have at least $500-$3000 set aside
One tip I will say is this:
Be Open to buy Used items
And be opened to buying things that work but you don’t like
This is not the final apartment or the final house ( you need $1000 coffee table or a $5000 vanity to do your makeup )
Or or that 10,000 bed people claim to cure then from back pain and just put them in final turmoil instead lol
2. Categories:
I can't create one for everyone because everyone has a different budget and a different liking to thing
But I’ll create a vanilla list
First Bedroom :
Mattress: I personally would never buy this used ( Full mattress goes for about $135 on amazon, I wouldn’t spend more than $250 on this stuff, the market up is insane )
Box sprig or Foundation: $50-150 max buy used on facebook and pick up
Laundry Hamper: $10-20
Closet Storage and hangers: depends on if you got a closet or not - $50-$100
Mirror ( the bathroom probably comes with one) - $5-$30 max
Pillows, Blankets, cover and curtains : Walmart $30-$60
Total: $280
Living Space
Sofa: $100-250 ( negotiate here I bought my sofa for like 300 and its worth over $2000)
Tv: $100-250 ( smart or just buy a fire stick for it)
Tv Stand: $5 to $60 max
Coffee table : $10-$30 max
Dinning table: $50-200
Bathroom
Towels: $12 on Walmart
Bathmat: $20 but try your local 99 cent store
Garbag: marshalls and Walmart ( $15 )
Plunger : $5
Vanity: Don’t need it ( but $50)
Mirror: usually comes it ( $30)
Toilet paper holder: $6-10
Kitchen
Plates set: 30-$50
Cups and Mugs: included
Silverware: $10
Knives: $40-$60
Spatula, big spoon and stuff : Walmart $15
Pots and pans: $50-100
Extras : Get them as you need them but wait 3-10 days before you get them
Lamps: 10-$15 in Walmart
Kitchen appliances: Microwave, blender, coffee pot, and crockpot ( Walmart )
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