10 Things You Shouldn’t Be Storing on Your Kitchen Countertop

I once exhibited my beans and pods

in cute glass jars on the window sill. But think of it: exposure to light and air spoils the freshness of coffee beans. Store beans in gray opaque coolers and keep pods in a drawer or cabinet.

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Don’t Keep Cookbooks on the Counters
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I love to enjoy cookbooks while I’m cooking, but allowing them to remain on the counter takes up counter space and allows for spillage. Therefore to keep cookbooks on a shelf

in close contact, or in a drawer perhaps.

Or keep frequent recipes on your tablet, or take a snapshot in the meantime of those used frequently, and this will serve the purposes and keep dish space available.

If keeping off country countertops the above 10 items has helped me, I know that the product of such storage has really brightened my kitchen. The kitchen is cleaner, less chaotic, much more usable. And I can find the necessary items if and when necessary, without sifting through clutter. Look at your

counters now. Are there this same type of articles

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