For real.
Earlier in the week I discovered Marie Kondo on one of my gallivants on youtube, so I got inspired to downsize and clean a little. It seems that hoarders and minimized living posts also move me to clean house at a drop of a whim too.
Earlier in the week I discovered Marie Kondo on one of my gallivants on youtube, so I got inspired to downsize and clean a little. It seems that hoarders and minimized living posts also move me to clean house at a drop of a whim too.
I started in the kitchen because that is the easiest place to tackle without having to check in with other persons. At that time I didn't even think of doing a blog post about it, my apologies, so I don't have a lot of before photos of this weeks work.
Cupboard 1
Cupboard 1
I had a thorough clean through with this lot. When I began it was very convoluted and filled with all sorts of things. It was being used as a kitchen catch all. I even managed to throw out a heap of things - like jars and lids. Yes, lots of lids, lids I'd been keeping for I don't know what. At any rate, now there is plenty of room in there, and it's all tidied. It even has a bit of room to spare.
Cupboard 2
Bottom shelf
I made a little space in a corner for all my glassware with lids. That way I can find them in a jiffy { and the lids } when I need them.
Cupboard 3
Yes, I even got into the pot cupboard. I removed a tray of packet mixes and moved them to the food cupboard. I managed to part with a few baking tins as well. I also threw out some more lids and what nots. It's all very streamlined, focused and particular about it now.
Back to Cupboard 2
Top shelf
Before
A quick tidy up. I moved the boxed cake mixes to the food cupboard. Moved the plastic lids at the back out and gave it a quick wipe and voila - clean and tidy again.
End result. It didn't take long either.
Do you have any kitchen cupboards that need a walk through tidy up?
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