Oh no. Imagine all the bugs under there.
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I’m very unhappily doing so.
All those little holes for dust and food grime to build up. No way!
Agree on the dust, but you would only put clean dishes up there, no?
Dust comes from everywhere. Micro bits float in the air like a dandelion would. And clean is relative thinking about tiny molecules. The risk of something disastrous happening is so small it really doesn't matter. For me, I don't like the pegboard idea.
If you want your kitchen to rock like this, go for it!
No, I'm saying I agree about the dust, but you said food grime as well. I was speaking to cleaning dishes. Yes clean is relative as you said, but what's the difference in this and a cabinet as far as food cleaning goes? It would still be on there regardless.
And it's not my kitchen, I don't even like the idea, but I figured some might so I posted it when I saw it. It's something novel I hadn't seen before.
Food grime from the steam of the cooking is what I meant. Boiling soup emits "flavored steam" that can rest just as dust does. Not like that miniscule amount of grime will be.a problem. You're 100% right that grime lands on regular cabinets and such too.
I'm neutral on it now. Not for me, but it is very smart way for storage on the wall.
Ah I gotcha. I was thinking food particles and stuff leftover stuck to the pans. Which wouldn't matter where you stored them if you didn't clean them well. Thanks for explaining. I agree interesting way to do it but it's not for me. Mostly because it takes up so much space. I hang my pots and pans but it's a small rack and everythings crammed together lol
That's some good pegging right there
Seems more decorative than functional.. The sifter is down by the outlet!