Adding a dry sink to your setup can enhance your homesteading skills by offering a practical solution for off grid living without plumbing. It simplifies tasks and keeps you prepared for emergency prepping situations. Save this pin to see why a dry sink is essential for your homestead!

Tim and Hannah live in a tiny (196-square-foot) cabin they built themselves in Tahoe, California. The cabin is situated in a forest; is made of mostly recycled, salvaged, or low-impact materials; and is completely off the grid. How do they cook if there’s no electricity? What about a refrigerator? Or running water? They figured it all out, and designed a functional cooking space full of untraditional yet smart solutions.

How to install a simple system for running water to the kitchen sink in a Ram Promaster 2500 (no hook-up required) Running water is an intimidating topic. You’ve invested a lot of time making…

Sink without plumbing, perfect for our cabin at the lake

Fully equipped for living off-grid in the Colorado mountains is this 22′ tiny house on wheels, complete with solar power system and 70-gallon water tank.

Hello everyone! I’m going to jump right in with the kitchen since it’s been a little while since I showed you the start of it. We brought the cabinet and countertop back to the apartment last week …

After a heart attack, Dee Williams downsized. Way down.

I just finished designing and building my first micro-home. I am a theatrical designer who has taken a detour this year to build something sustainable. It is made almost entirely out of repurposed and recycled materials.