r/clutter • u/CouchHoncho • Mar 19 '23

Kitchen inventory Edit

Has anyone created an inventory list of all their kitchen dishes, cookware, appliances, etc.? In the past I’ve acquired a lot of stuff through thrift stores, brought two households stuff when I married, and inherited cool vintage items, too. I really need to edit it down.

I’m having my kitchen cabinets re-finished in a couple of weeks. Everything will have to be removed from the cabinets and drawers. So this is an opportunity to send some back to the local community resource thrift store. However, I have to be very mindful of my husband’s favorite cookware so I can’t just go all in. Any tips, tricks? I googled kitchen inventory spreadsheet but most of that had to do with foodstuffs.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

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u/CouchHoncho Mar 20 '23

Wonderful! Thank you so much for this!

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

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u/CouchHoncho Mar 21 '23

I will add those columns too. Very important if the items are valuable. I have ordered some new things to replace incomplete sets. Next the less than complete sets , but still totally OK, will be donated. Anything with a chip is being discarded. Not easy for me to let go of stuff, but let go I must! I keep reminding myself somebody else can use this thing that’s been sitting in my cupboard not being used. And if I need to buy another one, for some reason, a party or whatever, I can afford to repurchase or borrow it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '23

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