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peter on line About the day I became Aunt
Now it's spring and then you should spring-clean. I take a look around my kitchen and I do not understand where it all comes from? Things everywhere. No footprint area to tell where it's full of stuff. I have a bench, but it is too full of stuff. You can barely see the bench. hanging wine rack It thus serves no purpose other than as a collection station. Check! hanging wine rack
The bench beside hanging wine rack the stove is not as crowded, but still, it kind of ... things ... there. Things I absolutely do not use right now, and not very often the case, either. hanging wine rack Why, for example, all the spices stand there while I only rarely use anything but salt and pepper? The cutting board stand there and take up space, though hanging wine rack I use it for about five minutes daily. All the utensils in a jar. Excess can be added ... Sure, you just have four beaters in front of the bench just in case ... it appears something whipped emergency type ... .Man can save precious seconds by not having to pull out a drawer and pick up a whisk. Why do I even have even four beaters? Is it so complicated to wash a whisk if you have anything new? Since then, we have the microwave on the other side of the fireplace. hanging wine rack Also a fantastic shelf for things. Things like ... half-full hanging wine rack ziplock bags from IKEA (2), an old broken burnt oven mitt which I never use, old paper stuck to the side of the microwave, a pink cooler bag, a toaster, a coffee thermos, a dirty towel. ...
April 27th, 2010 at 20:22
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peter on line About the day I became Aunt
Now it's spring and then you should spring-clean. I take a look around my kitchen and I do not understand where it all comes from? Things everywhere. No footprint area to tell where it's full of stuff. I have a bench, but it is too full of stuff. You can barely see the bench. hanging wine rack It thus serves no purpose other than as a collection station. Check! hanging wine rack
The bench beside hanging wine rack the stove is not as crowded, but still, it kind of ... things ... there. Things I absolutely do not use right now, and not very often the case, either. hanging wine rack Why, for example, all the spices stand there while I only rarely use anything but salt and pepper? The cutting board stand there and take up space, though hanging wine rack I use it for about five minutes daily. All the utensils in a jar. Excess can be added ... Sure, you just have four beaters in front of the bench just in case ... it appears something whipped emergency type ... .Man can save precious seconds by not having to pull out a drawer and pick up a whisk. Why do I even have even four beaters? Is it so complicated to wash a whisk if you have anything new? Since then, we have the microwave on the other side of the fireplace. hanging wine rack Also a fantastic shelf for things. Things like ... half-full hanging wine rack ziplock bags from IKEA (2), an old broken burnt oven mitt which I never use, old paper stuck to the side of the microwave, a pink cooler bag, a toaster, a coffee thermos, a dirty towel. ...
April 27th, 2010 at 20:22
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