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Most people think these cupboards are pointless. Here’s how to properly use them

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* Paper towels, napkins
* Extra canned goods
* Unopened snacks or baking ingredients

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#### 3. **Appliances You Rarely Use**

Keep that waffle maker, fondue pot, or ice cream machine out of the way until you need them.

#### 4. **Cookbooks or Recipe Binders**

Don’t let your favorite cookbooks clutter up counters — store them safely above, where they stay clean and organized.

#### 5. **Sentimental or Keepsake Kitchen Items**

Grandma’s teacups or heirloom dishes that you want to keep but don’t use daily can be stored up top, protected and out of the way.

#### 6. **Child-Proof Storage**

Need a place to store sharp tools, medicines, or breakables? These out-of-reach cupboards are perfect for keeping unsafe items away from small hands.

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### 💡 Pro Tips to Maximize the Space

* **Use clear bins or labeled baskets** to make retrieving items easier.
* **Install a small step stool** nearby or inside a pantry door for easy access.
* **Add shelf risers** inside for double the storage.
* **Rotate contents** seasonally to keep things fresh and organized.

### Final Thoughts

The truth is, those high cupboards aren’t pointless — they’re underutilized. With a little planning and some smart organization, you can turn them into some of the **most useful storage spaces in your kitchen**.

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So next time you clean or reorganize, don’t ignore the cabinets above the fridge or in that hard-to-reach corner. They might just become your secret weapon for a clutter-free, highly functional kitchen.

Want more kitchen organization tips or a checklist for a weekend decluttering project? Just ask — I’ve got plenty more to share!

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