Moving into a new home, whether it's your first or With so much to consider, home necessities can be overlooked. Before you go, take stock. From batteries to wall art, we've got you covered for your new home.
Entrance
Most people
will have a first impression of your home if you don't walk through your front
door regularly. Also, home security begins here. These items will set the tone
for your home.
Matte
Welcome!
Table of
shoes
Cock rack
Coat
Clever lock
(the locks are to be changed)
Clever
doorbell (to see who is without leaving the couch at the door)
Camera for
security
Lights
enabled for motion
Kitchen
You don't
wonder if you have to buy a lot of things – from oven to cutlery, everything –
to stock them properly. The kitchen is the heart of your new home. In order to
simplify things, we have divided the kitchen into several categories: essential
food, essential cooking, kitchen tools, kitchen equipment and kitchen supplies.
Essentials for Eating
You're
going to need to eat and eat something. Start with a 16-piece dinner set with a
minimum amount of glas and flatware: four dinner dishes, salad dishes, bowls
and mugs.
Plates and
saucepans
Flatware
Knives of
steak
Organizers
of cabinet and drawer (to keep everything tidy)
Glasses
Essential
Cooking
One of the advantages of having a kitchen is that you can
cook your food. However, you will need some basics to do this, such as a good
10" pot. As these items are probably used daily, consider their durability
prior to purchase.
Messers Messers (a set with a block comes in handy)
Shears in the kitchen
Utensils for cooking (spatula, whisk, tongs)
Cups and Pans
Tools for
kitching
Those items may not be used every day, but you will want to
keep them on hand if you spend some time in the kitchen.
Pin for rollers
Can open Can
Hand blender Hand blender
Thermometer for meat
Colander
Saltshaker and grinding potato.
Turkey baster spice rack
Bathroom
You may need to buy several items, such as hand soap and
shower curtains depending on how many bathrooms you have. Other items can be
shared between bathrooms, such as a plunger.
Towels for bath and hand
Soap for your hands
Dusk shelf and bathtub
Ring and bower rod
Rug of the Bath
Organizer of the Toothbrush holder
Room to
Live
You may be in your living room if you don't eat, sleep or work. Make it as easy and functional as the checklist below can be used.
Television
Cabinet or mount for TV
The system for sound
Rug area
Lamps/lighting
Table for coffee
Sofa or slice
Finishing tables
Shelving sPlants
Wall frames for art/image
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