Furniture for kitchen

[Bijou]

Yes, flexible eyeliner is very convenient, even when it is such a Chinese-made ersatz, as in my case. Although nothing prevents you from buying a conventional pull-out faucet, even though it costs several times more. I really didn't like the very long hose between the actual tap and the divider for such options - you can wait for warm water ... free centralized heating and good pressure wherever it went, but in privately owned the individual variant, the overrun looms and other inconveniences.)

Bijou, puzzled. Need to think. I suppose that there will not be a very large overconsumption of water. But such systems can be sensitive to pressure.

Super mixer. The reviews are very good!

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This faucet is super - and the price is also ... super ...

[Taia]

Taia, if you are not interested in design, then you can find cheaper among professional 🔗... By the way, they are less sensitive to pressure.



American professional mixer. The design is about the same for all. The only question is quality and price.



Still, professional mixers are clearly ahead of household ones in terms of thoughtfulness and ease of use, no matter how sophisticated they are.

[Bijou]

Bijou, lucky. Even if it is made of brass, it weighs suspiciously little - 680 g. It will go to a dacha, to a private house, but to an apartment building, where the pressure is higher, this is a risk.

my chinese is good quality. standing on the bathroom sink. 12th floor

[Sens]

Sens, great! I loved this mixer. The idea itself is great! But I want to be sure of the reliability, because in which case the price of the issue is repairs in the lower-level apartments. By the way, the bathroom is safer, because they are designed in such a way as to withstand a certain amount of water on the floor.

[Ipatiya]

IpatiyaI remember there were a lot of purchases on this mixer and good reviews in the store.
but an absolute guarantee ... is it really possible?

and what, the mixer can deteriorate so much - that immediately a fountain, like from a pipe?

[Sens]

Sens, I am reinsured. By the way, I'll take a note. For a bathroom just right. But for the kitchen, I think that there is nothing better than professional spring ones. There are numerous good reviews on Amazon.

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in which case the price of the issue - repairs in downstream apartments

In this case, there is civil liability insurance.

Lightweight version of the professional mixer. There is no additional spout and the height is less (50-60 cm instead of 70), but not inferior in functionality.

Biju, And can you talk about a silicone polish in more detail?! For me it is very important ...

Yes, I somehow walked past auto goods in hyper and caught my eye on the plastic polish in the cabin. Well, I bought it. I have a plastic kitchen. )) After processing, it looks a little darker and juicier. Well, in general, there are no differences in polished shoes. Small defects disappear and water spots do not appear soon.

It is also good to take care of the plastic with melamine sponges and bamboo napkins. But not with two-layer white, which are more expensive, but quite the opposite - with cheaper colored ones, which are soft like matted synthetic cotton wool. I never would have thought! True, you should not rub the gloss with melamine, but bamboo wipes off even perennial drops.

Swivel mixer with incredible freedom of movement.

[Ipatiya]

Ipatiya, very interesting.
only all these mixers are not in harmony with every facade.

[Sens]

Sens, they are of different designs and designs. For example, in, which I already cited, from 1:53 a Dornbracht articulated mixer is shown.


From Chinese Ali. There are many of them 🔗... And quite affordable prices.



From the organization of haute cuisine. Quite a lot of useful stuff.

Sophisticated storage system in the cabinet under the sink. And very cute!



From the same author: storage of heavy "artillery" - pans, pots, lids, baking dishes.



The girl uses a storage system from Rev-A-Shelf. They have many interesting solutions 🔗.

storage systems are good! But, if you can somehow organize under the sink with improvised means, then you cannot find such or similar organizers for lids and pans ... I already broke my head - how to compactly place them in a future headset. So far I have only bought an ordinary tabletop dishwasher. I plan to put it in a drawer and store the lids as plates. But, unfortunately, this is not suitable for all covers.

[Ipatiya]

Ipatiya, class! Prof. the sink is super! but also costs under 150 thousand.

[kolobashka]

kolobashka, in these videos you can glean ideas and adapt for your own purposes. You don't have to buy expensive professional equipment. In the video, manufacturers have shown that a kitchen sink can be a multifunctional device: washing, processing products (cleaning, cutting, chopping), drying. It turns out to be super convenient! The main helpers: cutting boards to size, various inserts, collanders, drying baskets. Manufacturers offer various accessories, but you can order something if it is not on sale or does not fit in size. Or tailor finished products. If the dimensions and design of the sink allow and there is a corresponding board, then you can also do dough cutting if you wish. It is most hygienic to butcher meat in / on the sink. It turns out that with the appropriate organization with the help of washing, more than half of the operations for processing products can be done, or even 70-90% in general.

then such or similar organizers for lids and pans cannot be found ... I already broke my head - how to compactly place them in a future headset. So far I have only bought an ordinary tabletop dishwasher. I plan to put it in a drawer and store the lids as plates. But, unfortunately, this is not suitable for all covers.

Niarma, the videos show American storage systems. Maybe look on Amazon or aliexpress?

A relatively fresh idea of ​​storing lids.

Kitchen Organization Methods by Martha Stewart.

A relatively fresh idea of ​​storing lids.

I don’t know who has how many lids, but for such storage, I will have to take at least 2 drawers (according to the size of my closet), and if so, arrange the pans and forms ... It may be convenient, but alas! - not for the kitchen, where every centimeter counts

A relatively fresh idea of ​​storing lids.

And what would change if each lid were covered in its own saucepan?))

[Bijou]

Bijou, sometimes you can nest the pans inside each other. Then some lids need to find a place. But you are right about this picture.

I don't know who has how many lids, but for such storage, I will have to take at least 2 drawers (according to the size of my closet), and if so, arrange the pans and forms ... It may be convenient, but - alas! - not for the kitchen, where every centimeter counts

I do the following. The dishes that I use occasionally are placed on the very top of cabinets or mezzanines. The one that is constantly in use is always at hand. There is not much of it, so there is enough space.

I don’t know who has how many lids, but for such storage, I will have to take at least 2 drawers (according to the size of my closet), and if so, arrange the pans and forms ... It may be convenient, but alas! - not for the kitchen, where every centimeter counts

agree, not rational.

It seems to me that there was a misunderstanding. The storage methods for the caps are fairly well known and have been covered on the forum. I just gave another example, but not for anyone in particular. It’s like a general collection of ideas.
By the way, here is a good organizer for plates. But it is quite possible to adapt to the lids.



Another option.

Why a separate lid box?
If the pots are in a row and do not stack in a pile, then you can turn the lid over and cover on top

And if in a pile, and not in a row? The pots can then be put in a stack. with pans more difficult because of the handles.

Ipatiya, I just commented taking into account my problems with the placement. And it may well suit someone. Anyway - useful

[Niarma]

Ipatiya, I just commented taking into account my problems with the placement. And it may well suit someone. Anyway - useful

Niarma, understand. Itself is still in search of a better solution.

By the way, here is a good organizer for plates.

And what are these containers? Especially for cymbals or did you adapt something well? I have not seen such.

And I liked the one that I liked for the lids. I wonder what it can be made of? After all, an elementary thing, but - alas! - not in stores

[Anna1957]

Anna1957, here is the link to amazon 🔗.

Niarma, link to lid organizer 🔗... Can be made of plywood.

Now in vogue putting things in order in Japanese, in the style of Marie Kondo. She advises keeping everything upright, even clothes and bedding. Easier and faster to reach, order is not disturbed. Therefore, organizers with the principle of vertical storage are very useful.

I wonder what it can be made of? After all, an elementary thing, but - alas! - not in stores

Or maybe there is, just don't catch your eye? As I go into shops like "Do it yourself", every time I am amazed at how much is invented! Half of it is not even remembered.)))

And this is just not difficult to do, I think ... I don’t know yet where to find such plastic boxes, but you can try to bend them out of scrap metal materials, assemble them from thin laminated chipboard or even polycarbonate. Make one side wall very strong, screw it onto a ball guide for drawers and stick it somewhere on the side in a swing cabinet. Only I myself have an ambush with this case - there are practically no such lockers. ((

I will also have boxes. And the main problem is the pallet, the dividers can be fixed in many places and from what material they can be made. well, and of course I want it to be not only comfortable, but also beautiful. And we have no DIY stores at all

And I wanted to adapt trays or document holders for lids and pans, they are different. I just can't decide whether to store it vertically or horizontally.
Lids can be stored in pans, small in a pan, larger on top. When I put the pots in one, I turn the small lid with the handle down, and the big one, as usual, I attach the rest to the side.

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this is how it should open 🔗

[Anna]

Anna, you need to highlight without unnecessary signs
There's a dot at the end

[Anna1957]

Anna1957, I have a period at the end of a sentence after the address as a punctuation mark.

this is how it should open 🔗

Yes, that's how it opened up. Now teach me how to find it on the German Amazon - only there we have bought so far.
With a point I understood

And I am on the German Amazon, I have a friend in Germany, maybe I’ll ask her

Zhita, Tanya, trays for documents for pans may be suitable (I think about it myself), but for lids, they are probably too wide. In general, it's a shame to reinvent the wheel ..

I keep the lids like this
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Photo from the Internet, this design is in a remote corner on the countertop in the corner kitchen. There are also small lids from small pots, I store them on an ordinary small dish drainer on a shelf BEFORE large dishes (one pots need one, pans are one on one and stand on a rarely used pan to make it easier to take. Everything fits on one shelf in a corner closet.

Now in vogue putting things in order in Japanese, in the style of Marie Kondo. She advises keeping everything upright, even clothes and bedding.Easier and faster to reach, order is not disturbed. Therefore, organizers with the principle of vertical storage are very useful.

We have a good topic, it's a little quiet now.
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=12918.100
But there are a lot of good storage tips out there. Including my terrible quality photos. But on them it is clear that I store many things vertically, only I do not fold it, but I roll it with a roller. And the links in that topic are there to store many things. In principle, I took my ideas from the same place, adjusted a little for myself. I keep everything like that to this day. Convenient, satisfied.

I was also looking for such coasters for the lids, but I could not find it. I adapted a dish drainer, but I will not say that it is very convenient, and now it does not fit into the cabinet.
And where are such coasters found?

And yesterday, without going in or reading this topic, I specially went to look for what cover I would fit for storage. Actually I went to look for the simplest plastic dryer for plates, and I bought just this
The price of the issue is only 40 g

and I tried on my covers, everything became wonderful

Do not look at the background, then the Tumanchik cabbage is fermenting.
Now I'm washing the cupboards, for the general in the kitchen. I plan to put this stand in the lower cabinet, on the side of the pots. Already figured, it becomes great. All pots, stainless steel, which are often in use, I store in a pile. A set of Turkish enameled stands in a completely different place, stacked on inverted lids by height.
Previously, she kept the covers in bulk, at the top of the cabinet, the husband inserted a polished shelf, 25 cm from the top. Now I will move there my cutting Nisers and so on, and a box with inserts from a meat grinder. To be closer, at hand.
Today I'm opening the topic, and you are just discussing it. Who needs? I can send, there were a couple more.

[nila]

nila, congratulations on your purchase! Indeed, it looks very cool!
The organizers for plates you like can be purchased on Ali





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... There are different colors.



Another interesting organizer. And on wheels. Good for pans and lids. Link




in different angles. For some reason, Ali does not allow copying links to images.

With other sizes





... Another variety with a length of 30 cm






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There are also such organizers
... Just under the pans. And the size is more optimal - 29.5 cm in length. But more expensive.

[Olga VB]

Olga VB, I bought a dryer under the lids in an ordinary household. We have such a magical store-warehouse, where everything is cheaper. They mainly work with small wholesale buyers, but they also do not hesitate to retail. And just like Nelia I also have. I bought it at Fix Price for a long time. There are small caps on it (I wrote about them).

I keep the lids like this

And I have the same old one, since Soviet times, only for six lids and different diameters. I like these ideas for storing lids:

[dopleta]

dopleta, that is, these are simple hooks with Velcro for towels?

Yes, regular adhesive hooks! The distance is selected depending on the diameter of the cover. I really wanted to do it right on the inner walls of the large drawers for pots under the oven, but they are curved in an arc, uncomfortable.