What is the "stray flag" for kitchen storage? Explain the 5 major causes and solutions to the mess! (Diamond Online)-Yahoo! News

In the kitchen, if you devise this and that, on the contrary, the storage will be "troublesome", and as a result, it will not be tidied up (the photo is an image) Photo: FIFO

● “Overdoing” to create a mechanism that people with higher awareness tend to fall into. People who are highly interested in cleaning up and those who are familiar with storage items are not always good at cleaning up. Even Marie Kondo of the "Small Method" said that when she was a child, she "loved the trial and error of tidying up, but was worried that she would soon return to normal no matter how many times she tried." I often hear similar problems at the site of organizing and storing. On the contrary, the ingenuity of this and that makes the storage "troublesome", and as a result, it becomes untidy. Mr. Komari solved these problems with the "how to interact with things" of "leaving only the exciting things", but there is another approach to cleaning up. I said, "I will get rid of the" troublesome "of the whole house. In the book, "Cleaning up mechanism" suggests how to solve the problem. For example, the kitchen is a place where trial and error can easily backfire because a wide variety of items are stored in a limited space. This time, I will explain where the "stray flag" for cleaning up stands and what to do if you notice the stray mechanism.

● Storage stray flag (1) Do you know the words "I want to make the most of the gap" and "Cinderella fit"? It refers to a situation where things and space happen to match, such as "This happened to fit into the gap here!" However, this momentary uplifting feeling is the songwriter (habit)! "I wonder if I can use the U-shaped rack somewhere in the cupboard" "Is it possible to put a slim drawer in this gap?" It is dangerous if you start looking for it. If you fill the gap too much, the movement will be cramped and you will not be able to return things. When you make a parking lot in a large space, you don't draw a frame that packs cars in front and behind without any gaps, right? Be sure to set up a passage. Moreover, the passage is dangerous at the last minute. If you narrow the aisle so that you can stop as many cars as possible, the risk of cars colliding with each other when entering and exiting will increase. The same is true for cupboards and pantry. The gap that seems to be left over is the passage of things necessary for putting in and out. If you find it difficult to use tableware, ingredients, and cooking utensils, or if you can't put them back in and out, try putting them in and out of the storage several times. If your hands or objects hit your surroundings and you feel that they are not smooth, remove the added storage goods or change the height setting of the shelves to intentionally increase the margins.

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