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How to organize your kitchen counter
Move rarely used appliances to a cabinet.
Your counter may store the food processor, waffle iron, and mixing bowl, but it is unlikely that you use these items daily. Clear out some cabinet or pantry space for these large countertop appliances.

Available options:
A). Avoid storing a large space where appliances can become damaged. If your counter is currently located in a large cabinet, consider putting it in another cabinet if you can as well.
B). Removing them first could potentially cause an accident. Designate shelves and overhead space for counter space.
C). Leave them in storage except for when you are using them. Put them back as soon as you finish with them.
D). That way, nothing can slip under the counter to bulk up your kitchen counter. You could also ask friends, coworkers, or significant others if they have a cabinet with cabinet or pantry space available.
C).