Coffee house utensil holder Videos

If you have kids and this organised, you must be world's most superwoman so do you or do you not have kids?

Nice video. But I would like to see how you would organize your things when you have kids. Having kids changes everything. Good luck. 

After kids you'll be using that as toy storage :)

We have a storage ottoman too that we keep all of our extra blankets and throws that we like to pull out when we're watching tv/movies.

can you please show how to make the same filter coffee using the bowl and the kitchen tissue!?

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v informative

Can u show filter coffee without machine as I don't have

which brand is best and readily availble for roasted and grounded coffee

What type of coffee used

When you going to build better shelter for your roosters?

the start of this vid made me tired just watching it :o) thats a lot of work , well done mate

Honestly, I like most of your videos. But brother, you seem a little off the rocker as of late. Their is a look in your eye that is a bit creepy. Take a step back, take a breather, fly your women out next summer... I think the pressure is getting to you a little bit.. You're pushing this way to fast. Good things take time. GL

How much do you want for the stove?

Don't get too stressed about food storage... Even with great organization--food can be a constant disaster. It is used up the quickest of anything else in your home and has to be replaced weekly or biweekly. With that kind of turn around its very hard to stay organized in that area.

I am enjoying your videos. They are so inspiring! When I saw your breakfast cereal boxes, it reminded me of what I did with the boxes. I opened the boxes flat, then measured and cut then taped into sleeves for several of my larger knives that I don't keep in my knife block. It has been a great, safe, way to store my knives while keeping them sharp.

really enjoying your series! I haven't seen all but in case it's not covered, I wanted to offer a suggestion for your tall deep pantry by the fridge. I have similar, and found that what works really well for me is to create like a drawer that you can pull out by buying some plastic baskets. I've used small laundry baskets and now I can pull out to see things that would have been stuck in the back. I'm sure you've figured out your set-up but thought I'd share what worked for me. Congrats on all your success so far!

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Thank you for the support, but I have very little interest in vlogging. Maybe someday I would write a blog, but not any time soon! But you are welcome to email me any time with questions. I did think of one thing after I wrote those suggestions and it's this: because my daughter is a type 1 diabetic, when I unbox food into containers I take a small piece of clear tape, with the end curled under for easy removal, and stick it to the lid or side of the container, and write in permanent marker, on the tape so it doesn't wear off, the carb count off the box ( ie it might say 12= 32g for snack crackers or 1/2c=20g) for cereal, or something like that so she doesn't have to look it up, which she doesn't do anyway!!lol 

Food storage is hard! I think you missed the opportunity for beautiful pasta painted necklaces for grandma, or for your Christmas tree! Lol If you want to use up extra lasagna noodles, make fake lasagna in your crock pot. Use noodles, broken into chunks, meatballs, sauce, spices and one tub of ricotta or cottage cheese, (mix it all together to cook), add a little shredded cheese on top when its all heated through. If you use precooked meatballs it's really a fast dinner. Here are some other suggestions. Keep one kind of pasta at a time, and store in the container you need to hold the largest size you regularly buy. So tall and skinny if you eat spagetti alot, just make sure it will also hold ziti, or elbow etc. Change pasta type each time you run out. Maybe two types with small kids if you eat alot of pasta. Same with snack crackers. One container to hold the largest size that you buy, switch cracker types each week, so, one week triscuits, the next ritz or whatever. I like Oxo containers with popping lids that give a slight vacuum seal. Plus you will be eating up all the snacks before they can go stale. Two containers for cereal, is good, one healthy, one junky is how we do it. No buying new until the old is gone. I unbox almost everything, or try to buy in bulk so less packaging. Same goes for treats/candy, one container with one kind at a time. You should check out the website for the Zero Waste Home, that's where I got the one container idea, although she uses glass, and I have plastic. Now there is one organized mom! Lol Also You can buy clear plastic holders for soda cans, the kind they roll out of in the front, and I use those in my pantry, one for soup, and one for miscellaneous, since I don't buy canned fruit or veggies, but you could do one for canned fruit, one for canned veggies etc. You can also buy inexpensive wire shelving (Costco has a kind that is flat wire instead of round, and quite sturdy), to add shelves in the pantry where you have more height. I also use clear plastic bins in my fridge, one labelled meat/cheese, one fruit, one veggies, that's apart from my crispers, which I don't find work at all! We use one for beer/wine/soda and one for larger trays like fruit, veggie or cheese trays or boxes of pie/cake etc.. Keeps stuff from disappearing in the back of the fridge and rotting. I use one skinny clear plastic container for bottles that don't fit in the door. I have a very small fridge 18 cu ft, for a family of 4 so it has to stay organized. I label every container, but maybe you could label with pictures? Please store your flour in the freezer, in sealed plastic. It keeps longer and kills any weevils (I know it's a gross thought)! Also unless you buy more food, you could save a ton on energy for your deep freezer by filling up the bottom with the same size, clean cardboard boxes with a big bag or two of ice in each one, the boxes act like a level shelf. Just leave the ice in year round and don't use it for cocktails ;) I love kitchen storage so let me know if you want any other suggestions :) Loving this series, and wondering what areas I should revisit with this method? Maybe my medicine storage box. 

I used to end up with a lot more miscellaneous foods before I did meal planning but I still end up with the most random stuff hanging out in the cupboards! We recently moved house though so we haven't been in our new place long enough to have extras lying about yet. You look like you did a good job! This should probably be done every few months even if just for freshness reasons. :) Also, maybe look into clear containers for your crackers so that they're more accessible and will stay fresh longer. Why do you store your pancake syrup in the fridge?

I saw a tip today that might work for your drawers. This gal used spring loaded curtain rods in her drawer to section it off so stuff didn't shift around. Don't know if you've found a solution yet, but wanted to pass this along. Enjoyed all of your Konmari videos. I liked that you talked it out rather than just showing befores and afters. Thanks for all the time you spent doing them!

I think a man could have done this video in about 2 minutes. =)

Tip my mother taught me for the utensil drawer is to face all handles to the back. They drawer is less likely to get stuck on something that way plus things are easier to find. She also taught me to store pots unstacked with the lids on, this way you don't have to stack and unstack them when you want a certain pot and you don't get lazy to put them away.

Hi, I have been following your posts from the start and loving it! You are such a sweetie doing this, because lets face it, you have beautiful children and a life also, and its so tiring going through stuff. I actually did this decluttering thing before konmari took off, so did not have a constructive guide to follow, consequently my house looked as though it had been ransacked by thieves for a couple of months! Its done now, but I still am trying to whittle and whittle to make for an easier life. Good luck darling, looking forward to the next vlog! XX

Using those Ikea cork trivets as a protective divider between frying pans is a great idea! I'm going to implement tonight.

Thank you so much for always going into detail and explaining everything to someone who hasn't read the book. Much love from louisiana! Can't wait to see part C 

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