East Side EdenTraditional Kitchen, Providence
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
How to Clean and Organize Your Kitchen CabinetsStart with something easy, like your everyday dishes. Follow these basic steps, which you can then apply to all your kitchen cabinets and drawers.1. Gather some tools. Have cleaning supplies and a box for donations ready. Gather bubble wrap or newspaper for wrapping up any breakables you’ll be donating. 2. Assess your cabinet. Check out the way everything is organized (or not) right now. Is it easy to grab the dishes you need? Do random items wind up stashed in here and get in the way? If so, vow to find a better home for them. Is it easy to put all your dishes away from the dishwasher? If not, you may want to move your dishes to a cabinet that’s within easy reach when you’re unloading.3. Clean. Take everything out of the cabinet. Scrub down the shelves with soap and water. If you’re a shelf liner person, rip the old paper out, then scrub the inside of the cabinet, then replace the liner. A wide range of cool patterns is available. 4. Edit. Determine what you use and what you don’t. Put everything you don’t need or love into the donations box. 5. Check your shelf heights. Assess the height of the shelves in your dish cabinet and how they affect how you can organize things. Are you storing tall items too high because that’s the only shelf that will accommodate their height? Find an arrangement that’s easy for you to use and maintain, then adjust your shelves accordingly.
3. Granite composite sinks.Pros: Made of granite particles and polymers, this material resists scratches and chips. It does not show water spots.Cons: Lighter-colored granite composite sinks can stain, and some special maintenance is required.“We are installing a lot of granite composite sinks in Dallas,” says Flatley. “Many people here have hard water, and this doesn’t show spots the way stainless steel does.”More about granite composite sinks
What Houzzers are commenting on:
like subway tile, marble or marble look
Granite composite sink doesn’t show hard water like stainless steel. Is this what we have?
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