by mrs_zoo2901
@mrs_zoo2901 showed off how she accomplished this mission on Instagram. She stated: "I had to change the order of the missions a bit since I can't consider my counters clear until the Christmas stuff is off the breakfast bar and I won't tackle that until this weekend.
So instead I decluttered my potholders and kitchen towels (Saturday's mission). Anything stained, ripped, or generally gross went into the trash. I folded everything else and put it in its own drawer, a much better system than having everything mixed together."
Looks great doesn't it? And make sure to follow the #Declutter365 missions on Instagram here, from my @TaylorFlanery account!
by Reecea
After
Reecea from Fresh Juniper decluttered and reorganized the drawer she stored all these items in.
I think it makes a big difference, don't you?
She said of the after picture, "The Cup Towel and Hot Pad Drawer needed help. It was in the right spot, but had too much clutter. Here it is with less junk and new Contact Paper liner."
by Rosanne
I only have a pair of pot holder and a few towels. Easy day.
One possible way to store your oven mitts and potholders, beside in a drawer, especially if you only decide to keep one or two of them after doing this decluttering mission, is to hang them on a hook.
You could choose to hang them where they're visible, like a reader, Stephanie, did. She explained that she only have 2 oven mitts in her house, so this storage and organization method works well for her.
You could also hang them up, but inside a cabinet door for example, so they're not always visible.
by Bec
After
Bec from 2012 - The Year of Challenges shared the pictures of her dishcloth and potholder drawer, before and after decluttering.
Great job Bec!
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