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No cleaning supplies - grands over sometimes and I feel better if they are up high in laundryroom.  Under sink are two spray bottles with vinegar and one with1/2 vinegar and water.  Also Dawn and hand soap.  Stack of older towels and micro fibers for quick spill cleanup and sink wiping.  One large box of trash bags, empty glass jars for grease or plant cuttings, paper lunch bags, bottle brushes, and fly swatter.

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I live in a small retirement apartment.  The washer and dryer are in the kitchen.  I keep all my cleaning supplies under the sink – laundry detergent, bathroom cleaner, Comet, Windex, dish soap, wipes, sponges, Swiffer, scrub brushes. 

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Very little. Dish detergent, gallon of vinegar, SOS and a couple of microfiber cleaning cloths. 

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I have 3 doors, small left side opens to the trash container (close to counter-chopping board), behind mid large door is a large turntable for cleaning bottles, behind right small door are 2-stacked drawers, one holds towels and dish cloths, other for garbage bags. On the larger door I've hung a metal double tier holder for smaller cleaning items, I don't mind the 2 metal clips that show on the outside, for the convenience.

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Cleaning products on one side.  Tall and large size bottles of vinegar, olive oil, avocado oil, countertop drying mat and rack on the other.  

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Cleaning supplies, sponges, dish soap and dishwasher pods,etc.......Nothing else either.

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The cabinet beneath my kitchen sink has been a struggle for many years. It used to be so packed with dish cleaning and house cleaning products I couldn't stand it.

 

Over the last several years,I've dumped most of the cleaning products that used to be in there. Once I discovered SuperCloths and Bio Cleaner cloths, I no longer even own things like windex or furniture polishes. Damp dusting and cleaning windows with just water has made life so much easier.

 

I found that using 'soap' for the carpet steam cleaner was not needed, and I get the desired results just using water, so there went a few more bottles. 

 

I bought two of those round lazy susan type things QVC was selling and now one holds the dish soap, Bio Cleaner paste, a roll of paper towels, a roll of trash bags, and a spray bottle of disinfecting stuff (Like Clorox or Lysol for disinfecting the sink). The other holds microfiber towels and the SuperCloth type cloths folded up. And that's it. 

 

For the first time in 40 years of housekeeping, it's a joy to open that cabinet and look in and see only what I need, all organized and contained. Just spin the lazy susan and pull out what I need. 

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I have all things used for cleaning in the kitchen plus my wastebasket.  I do not like trash bins in the open in the kitchen.

 

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Dawn dish detergent, Dawn powerwash, Sponges, Scrub sponges, Hand soap (Mrs. Meyer's), Cascade dishwasher detergent, Stainless steel cleaner, Glass cooktop cleaner, Simple Green cleaner, Bottle brushes, Jar of Miracle Grow houseplant fertilizer

 

FIRE EXTINGUISHER is stored on right front side underneath sink (for easy access just in case).  It's a requirement in our retirement complex!

 

Where do you keep your fire extinguisher?  It's important to have one near your stove, oven or any cooking appliances.

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