I've been reading through an old favorite book by Emilie Barnes the last few days, and I came across a tip I don't ever remember reading before.
She suggests alternating your drinking glasses (one upright, the next upside down) in the cupboard, if they are tapered.
I just got a new set of drinking glasses a month or so ago, and they are tapered. I had quite the challenge to fit them (16, I think) into the space I had allotted my dwindling collection of the previous glassware. I have always stored my glassware upside-down.
I had a moment to spare today, and I rearranged my new glasses according to her tip, just to see how much difference it made. I was surprised at how much room it gave me. I could fit another row of glasses in there now.
She suggests alternating your drinking glasses (one upright, the next upside down) in the cupboard, if they are tapered.
I just got a new set of drinking glasses a month or so ago, and they are tapered. I had quite the challenge to fit them (16, I think) into the space I had allotted my dwindling collection of the previous glassware. I have always stored my glassware upside-down.
I had a moment to spare today, and I rearranged my new glasses according to her tip, just to see how much difference it made. I was surprised at how much room it gave me. I could fit another row of glasses in there now.
Are you having trouble fitting everything in your cupboards? Give it a try and let me know how it works for you!
(I updated to include my picture.)
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