Under the sink

imho

dianasnan I looked in Robert Dyas and theres none in there either.I do know that when i do find it i will buy a few bottles of it.

ZsaZsa

I just open and close the door really quickly before it all tumbles out. Feel very slovenly now :rotfl:

bluebag

ZsaZsa wrote: »

I just open and close the door really quickly before it all tumbles out. Feel very slovenly now :rotfl:

Thank god, I thought I was the only one.

WASHER

imho wrote: »

dianasnan I looked in Robert Dyas and theres none in there either.I do know that when i do find it i will buy a few bottles of it.

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/stardrops-concentrated-the-all-round-cleaner_1_168963.html

A delivery charge is payable if you spend under £40.

tori.k

destroyerofdebt2011 wrote: »

i think this is what they mean by a butler box.... forgive me if its not im not an expert on plastic storage options or the amazing things of a butler.

This is at least what both my granny and my mother had for storage under the kitchen sink i didnt feel the need to have one too as a bucket served the same purpose and could be used for other things too.

yes that a butler box...must be showing my age

freyasmum

I feel like a slattern :rotfl:

I have a double cupboard with shelf, though that is being renewed sometime in the not-too-distant future. In there, I have... washing powder, fabric softener, fairy liquid, spray bottle of antibac and a roll of dishcloths in the cupboard under my sink Oh and a used paint tray left from when the owners were sprucing the place up As such, I have all bottle placed artistically

The upstairs cleaning stuff (some harpic something or other and other such stuff) is kept upstairs.

bundly

I gave up on the cupboard under the sink! Nothing in there but a bucket now.

I have bought a 4-drawer unit made of plastic, and it's so narrow that it fits between the freezer and the wall. I just roll it out, and everything is in there. I recommend this highly!

It's a bit like this.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000J69UXI/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_3?pf_rd_p=103612307&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B001EU0R7Q&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=0ZPHTWRTY6HHKVG7RRSV

Maggie_Bob

floyd wrote: »

OH hates it because he does what I call a 'man look' when he's trying to find something i.e. looks at the front row in an area the width of his face and if its not there he can't find it.

My husband does that exact same man look - he tells me we're out of something when it's actually at the back of the fridge.

As for under the sink, I keep all my cleaning products in a bucket, which all come out together. We've only a small flat, so I don't have too much I guess.

Anyway, this bucket is squeezed in next to an every growing mound of plastic bags, including far to many 'bag for life' style bags (because guess who keeps forgetting to take these bags when she goes shopping? :whistle:)

Kiwisaver_2

My under the sink cupboard is a shambles and reminds me of those 2 pence slot machines at the amusement arcades. I put things in the front layer, close the doors and that pushes everything back to fill in any empty spaces. There's not much room for anything to fall over. :eek:

bargainhunterss

floyd wrote: »

OH hates it because he does what I call a 'man look' when he's trying to find something i.e. looks at the front row in an area the width of his face and if its not there he can't find it. I don't really have another option due to limited space

i hear you!lol:rotfl: and its always where have YOU put it...even if he's lost his keys.....