Throw it away immediately: the top 5 most unnecessary and dangerous things in the kitchen that clog up space
Very often, all the shelves and cabinets in the kitchen are "clogged" with completely unnecessary things that can also be harmful, such as plastic food containers.
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The FoodOboz editorial team shares a list of the 5 most unnecessary kitchen items you should eliminate.
Old dishwashing sponges
Dishwashing sponges are the main source of bacteria in the kitchen. They need to be changed regularly, once a week. It is important to know that to keep the sponge dry and clean for as long as possible, fix it after use with a paper clip or buy a special sponge hook.
If you want to eliminate germs and unpleasant odors on the sponge in a minute, you can heat it in the microwave for 1 minute.
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Stale cotton towels and rags
Almost every kitchen has cotton towels that everyone uses. However, it is better to replace them with disposable paper napkins that do not accumulate unpleasant odors and germs. But if you do have towels in the kitchen, they need to be changed and washed 1-2 times a week.
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Plastic bags
Almost everyone has a separate box in their kitchen for plastic bags from the supermarket. It's better to get rid of them because they are harmful and take up a lot of space. It's best to replace them with paper ones.
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Extra mugs
Mugs take up a lot of space on shelves and are often not even used. So you should keep a few and hide the rest in a closet. This way, you'll free up a lot of space for the things you need.
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Plastic containers
First of all, they are harmful, and secondly, they absorb all odors and take up a lot of space. Cooked food is best stored in glass containers.
Glassware
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