🙋🏻 Let's chat about your kitchen! Book a call www.mtkd.ca 📬 Join my newsletter here - mtkd.ck.page/newsletter I know you all have some great organizing tips. Share them here and help us all out!!
Good ideas. I’ve never sold a pull down accessory. I’ve never seen one in a kitchen either. It’s like the loch ness or Bigfoot: lots of drawings and photos but no actual sightings. 😂❤
I cook everyday and love it. I was wairess for few years(kitchen wasnt my work place..), BUT IVE LEARNED THAT EVERY ITEAM NEEDS A SPACE, WHERE IT WILL COME BACK EVERY TIME EASILY AND QUICKLY. ITS NOT ONLY ABOUT SPACE AND GADGETS Everyone should learn few habbits, so using kitchen will be pleasure. If you have all your iteams right where u need them, clean during cooking, putting everything where it belongs, you wond need as many iteams as u think u do, u wond be looking for everything(often digging through "rubbish").. Think of it as your task..do your work well, be efficient and leave the place clean and tidy so u can enjoy the meal and relax. 👋
When I got my wonderful new refrigerator, it was a smidgen too tall and I had to remove the upper cabinets. They were 24” deep, 18” high and 36” across. There was so much stuff in them- the hand mixer, serving platters, slow cookers etc. I put them all in boxes and haven’t opened them since I packed them away four years ago. I guess I don’t need most of that stuff?
Decanting needs to be done thoughtfully. For things like flour and sugar that are sold in paper bags, decanting as soon as possible into an airtight container will protect them from humidity - unless you have a very low humidity store room to keep them in. For items like breakfast cereal that is sold in a sealed plastic bag inside a cardboard box, it's better to leave it in that sealed bag in its box until you open it, and then decant it into a storage container with an airtight lid. For items like fresh milk, the bottle it is sold in is the best storage option for it. Don't decant that.
I'm level 2 autistic, and omg my OCD. I need to keep everything tidy. I hate my kitchen cupboards. I rather have draws. I hate my corner pantry. I don't have overhead cupboards and I would like them with the pull-downs shelves. I do have bright lights that are chandlers that are dimmable ♥. My kitchen is part of my living room and dining room. I still love my kitchen ceiling fan, Mark 😉 😂
🙋🏻 Let's chat about your kitchen! Book a call www.mtkd.ca
📬 Join my newsletter here - mtkd.ck.page/newsletter
I know you all have some great organizing tips. Share them here and help us all out!!
Good ideas. I’ve never sold a pull down accessory. I’ve never seen one in a kitchen either. It’s like the loch ness or Bigfoot: lots of drawings and photos but no actual sightings. 😂❤
😂😂😂😂 OMG too funny. I plan to put them in my kitchen remodel this year unless they’re way too expensive, I mean like $1000 a piece.
Great advice... love the base board drawer idea...
I cook everyday and love it. I was wairess for few years(kitchen wasnt my work place..), BUT IVE LEARNED THAT EVERY ITEAM NEEDS A SPACE, WHERE IT WILL COME BACK EVERY TIME EASILY AND QUICKLY. ITS NOT ONLY ABOUT SPACE AND GADGETS Everyone should learn few habbits, so using kitchen will be pleasure. If you have all your iteams right where u need them, clean during cooking, putting everything where it belongs, you wond need as many iteams as u think u do, u wond be looking for everything(often digging through "rubbish").. Think of it as your task..do your work well, be efficient and leave the place clean and tidy so u can enjoy the meal and relax. 👋
The great advice keeps coming. Thanks, Mark! Btw... I like your shirt.😊
When I got my wonderful new refrigerator, it was a smidgen too tall and I had to remove the upper cabinets. They were 24” deep, 18” high and 36” across. There was so much stuff in them- the hand mixer, serving platters, slow cookers etc. I put them all in boxes and haven’t opened them since I packed them away four years ago. I guess I don’t need most of that stuff?
Decanting needs to be done thoughtfully. For things like flour and sugar that are sold in paper bags, decanting as soon as possible into an airtight container will protect them from humidity - unless you have a very low humidity store room to keep them in.
For items like breakfast cereal that is sold in a sealed plastic bag inside a cardboard box, it's better to leave it in that sealed bag in its box until you open it, and then decant it into a storage container with an airtight lid.
For items like fresh milk, the bottle it is sold in is the best storage option for it. Don't decant that.
Addressing the red zone in my folks’ kitchen ought to be fun…a closet pantry tucked in the corner between the oven and a perpendicular lower cabinet 🥴
I'm level 2 autistic, and omg my OCD. I need to keep everything tidy. I hate my kitchen cupboards. I rather have draws. I hate my corner pantry. I don't have overhead cupboards and I would like them with the pull-downs shelves. I do have bright lights that are chandlers that are dimmable ♥. My kitchen is part of my living room and dining room.
I still love my kitchen ceiling fan, Mark 😉 😂