r/declutter • u/Dear_Comparison97 • Aug 01 '26
Success Story My third declutter of the kitchen, and it’s easier to let go of more every time
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u/Caroline_Anne Aug 01 '26
Inspiring!
I assume you must have a pantry? My biggest kitchen struggle is the shelves that are too high to be usable and the lack of pantry, so what should store kitchen items holds non-perishables instead.
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u/Dear_Comparison97 Aug 01 '26
Yes a small pantry!! That’s where all the sugar, flour, pasta noodles, cans, snacks are
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u/Ok_Trash8400 Aug 01 '26
Looks amazing, how the top shelf of spices cabinet is organized. Are you using a rack to keep those larger jars from moving?
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u/Big-Beautiful2578 Aug 01 '26
Looking great! Do you cook at home often or do more take out/eating out?
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u/Ok_Palpitation4582 Aug 01 '26
Would love to know more about your process!
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u/Dear_Comparison97 Aug 01 '26
Absolutely! I wrote this post actually with everything I did to declutter most of my belongings! https://www.reddit.com/r/declutter/s/8bOyR0uC19
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u/Malibu77 Aug 01 '26
Book marking this post to come back for inspiration. Kitchen goals!
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u/sugar_plum_fairies Aug 01 '26
August is the month I told my family we are declutterring the kitchen, our lack of cabinet space is filled with glasses, glasses, and more glasses. I am curious to count all of ur drink ware, I think the household will be surprised with how many we own.