You can read my Detailed Cleaning of my Kitchen/Dining Room Zone here:
Cleaning Zone 2: Kitchen & Dining Room
Kitchen/Dining Room:
I washed the curtains.
My Spice and Drink Cabinet:
I forgot the before picture but it wasn't too bad. I keep a box of tea in the basement so I sorted everything from my cabinet and box. I decided what to put back into the cabinet and what to keep in the box in the basement.
I stacked everything up based on type of tea such as herb, black, green, medicinal, and then matched up the same flavors.
I cleaned and organized the shelves.I also sorted and cleaned the canisters.
I forgot the Before but here is the After:
I purged 4 food items from my Spice/Drink Cabinet.
The box before its return to the basement.
My Everyday Dishes Cabinet:
I didn't purge anything from this cabinet. I just took everything out cleaned it and them put them back nicer. I don't prefer the coffee cups in the cabinet because they don't match but they belong to my boys so I am leaving them. If it was up to me they would be gone and I'd have more drinking glasses in the cabinet instead of the extras being stored in the basement.
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My Drawers:
I didn't purge anything from the drawers. I did take everything out cleaned and then rearranged everything back into them.
Our silverware.
I ran the plastic silverware container through the dishwasher.
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Dishtowels:
We have been paper free for over 10 yrs. now. We use cloth napkins, hand towels in the bathroom, dish towels in the kitchen, rags in a bucket for nasty stuff, and rags in the shed for cars. We keep paper products in a box in the basement but don't use them but a couple times a year. The only paper we buy regularly is toilet paper and feminine products.
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Our Wraps:
Yes, We do buy wraps.
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Tablescapes:
I decided to put together a couple tablescapes and put away the older ones that I had out.
My Chick Tablescape:
I bought the chicks for $9.00 at a Antique Store a couple weekends ago. The yellow rose plate at a rummage sale last weekend.
My Easter Tablescape:
I bought the cross and Jesus statue at a rummage sale this past weekend for $1.00 and the sheep last year for $1.00.
My China Cabinet:
This is my China Cabinet before I started. I took every dish out and ran them through the dishwasher.
It took 3 loads to wash everything.
This is after everything was put back away and I purged a few things.
Stop by at the end of the month when I share my Clutter Busting Challenge to see everything I have purged and donated for the month.
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