5 things you should put away in your kitchen when guests come
Leaving these items can make your house feel messy and inviting, say the experts.
The kitchen is there heart of your house , so when you have guests, they will see him. In entertainment, you will want to make sure that your kitchen feels "tidy, organized and clean because it is there that meals are prepared that feed those you love," said Meredith Corning Executive event planner at Meredith events . "Whether it's the reflection of this love without congestion and chaos." To achieve this, there are certain things in your kitchen that you want to store before the arrival of the guests. Continue to read to hear experts on what you need to hide.
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1 To post
There is a good chance that there is a stack of mail somewhere in your kitchen. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"It is so easy to enter the mail and throw it on the kitchen counter," said Chantelle Hartman Malarkey , A Organize an aesthetic expert and interior designer. "But when the guests arrive, it's a huge heap on their face [who] gets away from space collection."
Malarkey suggests putting it in a mail bac in your home office, an extra table or in an designated mail drawer.
2 Grocery store
You have probably made last minute shopping before you have people. And if you run late, or simply exceeded, it is likely that the grocery bag is sitting on the counter of your kitchen or on the floor, which is not a good look when you have the company.
"Often, it is easy to keep the items not refrigerated on the counter. It takes up space in the kitchen and makes it visually more chaotic. Take a minute to store these items and save this counter space," said Malarkey.
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3 Cordes and small devices
Speaking of things that set up your precious counter space, this tangle of cords and the size of small devices that you do not use for your meeting must go.
"Anything that could be a danger to security for your guests and their children have priority to store," warns Corning.
Although it is easy for daily life to have a load station in your kitchen, "in entertainment, disconnect quickly and move to a drawer or chamber guests will not see to free up space. This instantly makes Your larger and clean counters, "he advises Malarkey.
As for this air fryer who collects dust on the counter of your kitchen since you bought it, you will also want to store it.
"Store all the small devices on the counter that you don't need to be there, like half-time or toaster unless it is part of your aesthetics," advises Corning.
4 Pet bowls
Bols for your pets that are on the floor of your kitchen can be a danger when you have company. If a guest does not look down, he could easily trip on your animal's bowl, stunning water or dry food everywhere.
"It is such a simple thing, but moving pet bowls in a side room and not in the main living spaces is an easy way to free up space and allow customers to move around your home Without worrying about overthrowing pet food or bowls of water, "advises Malarkey.
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5 Dirty dishes
Nothing says "I'm not ready" like a sink full of dirty dishes. "Never do you arrive with dirty dishes in your sink or dirty dishes and seated troves," said Corning.
"Put them away and empty the dishwasher While you are there, "adds Malarkey. In this way, you have an outside place to put dirty dishes as they accumulate throughout the evening.
"All that is dirty, it goes without saying, can make someone uncomfortable ... Have you taken a puff of your cloth lately? In fact, many people are vulnerable to perfumes and Odors, "warns Corning.
