Setting up a kitchen is an essential part in cooking and other kitchen works to put up easy and efficient movement. Given the sizes and arrangements of the kitchen nowadays, setting up your kitchen could be useful as working zones. To guide for a better kitchen set up, here are the following tips that you may apply to your kitchen irrespective of size or shape.
1. Divide the kitchen into 5 working zones.
The following are basic working zones for your kitchen:
· Consumables zone - this area for storage of most food.
· Non-consumables zone – This area is for storage of daily dishes such as plates, glasses, bowls and silverware.
· Cleaning zone - this area contains the sink and dishwasher.
· Preparation zone – this is where you do your kitchen prep.
· Cooking zone – this area is for the stovetop, range or oven and maybe microwave.
2. Store items as close to their related zone as possible.
The reason why we make divisions in your kitchen is to store kitchen things in the proper place to hasten cooking procedures. For instance, cooking utensils, pans, and bake ware should be stored near the stove or oven.
3. Store everyday dishes in the cabinet nearest to dishwasher or the sink.
You should store your daily dishes, the non-consumables, right next to the cleaning area, or the place where you store sink and dishwasher. Well, obviously, you unload your everyday plates, silverware and glasses most often. So, find a cabinet closest to your dish rack or your dishwasher and store your dishes in that cabinet.
4. Make prep space as close as possible to the stove.
One of the most essential things for your kitchen set up is securing enough counter space near to the stove. As much as possible you should have taken just few steps in putting your prepped food into a cooking pot on stovetop or in the oven. In case you don’t have available countertop space located next to your stove, you can have any space and save it for your prep space.
You might need some tool and materials in setting up your kitchen; you may come to any plumbing shop in Australia. For more information, please visit us at info@youplumbing.com.au
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