In our tiny kitchen, bulky gadgets tend to become clutter fast, so we’ve been picky about anything that earns a spot. The PrepWorks 3 Qt Collapsible Salad Spinner solves a familiar small-space problem: how to wash and dry greens quickly without sacrificing precious cabinet room. We’ve used it after market runs and quick weeknight meals, and the collapsible bowl makes it easy to tuck into a narrow drawer or stack with mixing bowls. Spinning is straightforward, and the size feels right for one to two people or a couple of meal-prep salads without overflowing the counter. Cleanup has been simple, especially when we’re tight on time in an RV-style sink. It’s best for compact homes that cook often and value organized, efficient routines.

In our tiny home, every wall has to earn its keep, and clutter can quickly steal comfort. The Wallmaster Garage Storage Organization wall mount gave us a simple way to move bulky, awkward items—garden tools, folding chairs, even a broom and dustpan—off the floor and into a tidy vertical zone. The 48-inch track let us spread things out without turning one hook into a traffic jam, and the adjustable hooks made it easy to reconfigure as seasons changed. Once installed, it felt sturdy and dependable, which matters when you’re hanging daily-use gear in a narrow entry or shed nook. It’s best for small-space households, apartment dwellers with a storage closet, or RV owners who want order without sacrificing usable floor space.

In our tiny kitchen, counter space is too valuable to sacrifice to a scattered lineup of spice jars. This 2 Pack Magnetic Spice Rack solved that problem by turning the side of our refrigerator into a tidy, easy-to-reach spice zone. Installation was simple—no drilling, no tools—so it felt RV- and renter-friendly right away. We like how the racks keep frequently used seasonings visible, which cuts down on rummaging through crowded cabinets and makes cooking feel smoother on busy weeknights. The shelves also work well for small oils, tea tins, or packets we’d otherwise lose in a drawer. It’s best suited for small-space cooks who want everyday organization without adding bulk or permanent hardware.