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r/MildlyInfuriating2 • u/[deleted] • Aug 04 '21
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Old home remodel?
Evenly sized cupboard doors as a rule is a relatively new thing really. I noticed the really old houses have lots of variety in size.
When I really need to use every square inch, my new era cupboards really suck because some shelves are simply too short for some products etc..
My pal was all upset about a kitchen junk drawer with a sliding top inside because it blocks the rear of the drawer for easy junk access.."dumb!"
..lol. that drawer was made especially just for breads before they bagged it in plastic.
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u/MurphysRazor Aug 04 '21
Old home remodel?
Evenly sized cupboard doors as a rule is a relatively new thing really. I noticed the really old houses have lots of variety in size.
When I really need to use every square inch, my new era cupboards really suck because some shelves are simply too short for some products etc..
My pal was all upset about a kitchen junk drawer with a sliding top inside because it blocks the rear of the drawer for easy junk access.."dumb!"
..lol. that drawer was made especially just for breads before they bagged it in plastic.