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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer "
Above - but aware of the weight on the shelves.
Hwavy tins etc. On very bottom of lower cupboards |
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Below the worktop I have washing machine, dishwasher, oven, recycling area and cupboard below the sink. That leaves one cupboard and a set of drawers. Hence mine gets stored above as I don’t have the space below. |
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer "
Erm neither
I keep them in the first draw just below the worktop
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer "
In fact this must be a trick question
Surly no one has cupboards below the worktop any more |
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer
Erm neither
I keep them in the first draw just below the worktop
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You keep plates and cups in a drawer? |
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer
Erm neither
I keep them in the first draw just below the worktop
You keep plates and cups in a drawer? "
Shhh between you and I I keep plates and bowls in the draw
And the mugs cups and glasses in the cupboard above |
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer
Erm neither
I keep them in the first draw just below the worktop
You keep plates and cups in a drawer?
Shhh between you and I I keep plates and bowls in the draw
And the mugs cups and glasses in the cupboard above "
Oh good I was having concerns for things rattling about and getting cracked then. Still reckon bowls would rather be above aswell |
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"Do you keep your crockery (plates, bowls, cups, mugs) in cupboards above or below the worktops?
There is a right and wrong answer
Erm neither
I keep them in the first draw just below the worktop
You keep plates and cups in a drawer?
Shhh between you and I I keep plates and bowls in the draw
And the mugs cups and glasses in the cupboard above
Oh good I was having concerns for things rattling about and getting cracked then. Still reckon bowls would rather be above aswell "
Oh God no x pull draw out lift out top bowl most simple
Bowls in cupboard mean pull out 3 bowls remove one replace
Euk faf |
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"above mostly although the posh (hardly ever used) set is underneath.
Erm
Surely the posh set is in the glass top display cabinet???
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Its not that posh. |
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"Always kept above and never had an issue....so if I'm wrong, I don't know why? "
I'm sure there is no right and wrong to this, I mean who would decide. Come on OP spill the beans |
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My plates and bowls are below. My above counter cupboards aren't deep enough for plates. My cups and mugs are in an above counter cupboard though. I can't wait to get a bigget kitchen in our next place. Ours is tiny. |
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