>keeping shit in front of an oven door Why are people so

>>7561778
Nothing much desu
We keep potatoes next to a microwave, I think this why they go bad a bit quicker than you'd expect

>>7561778

If I'm not currently using the appliance, then why wouldn't I utilize that counter space?

>>7561784
That's funny, I was at a friend's house the other day and he keeps potatoes IN THE microwave
I wish I used the microwave so little that I could use it as a a shelf but it has its 1 million and 1 uses

>uses oven as storage instead of store drawer under oven
>doesn't clean baking trays when done cooking on it; tin foil on top of tin foil
>always pushing your shit to the back of the fridge because they don't use it
>uses all your butter for shit that is over cooked and not seasoned
>uses your chef knife and leaves it wet in the sink when done

I live with savages

>>7561789
Nothings wrong with it, but dirty dishes in front of the appliance is just lazy
I'd rather move a box or a bag than a pile of dirty dishes in front of a microwave
If you don't use it then that's different than my situation. Here, everyone uses it

>>7561793
I know a family who keeps their bread in the microwave. Fucking savages.

my mom
>stores pans and pots in the oven, at least she learned to put ones with plastic handles elsewhere
>leaves wet sponges and kitchen towels in the sink
>uses the sink to peel vegetables (next to the sponges) instead of a cutting board. we dont have a garbage blender in there
>to wipe the floor, table or even just dust off a shelf, she alway uses a dripping wet mop (sometimes the one from the sink). does not dry wipe afterwards
>always makes huge portions that last for days
>puts everything in containers of the appropriate size. Buys a bag of rice/sugar/spices, tears it open and pours into a plastic jar that holds exactly one pack of rice/sugar/spices, once its half empty she refills it into a smaller jar, same with most dry goods and leftovers.
very into unitaskers, even has an egg-poker and egg-craker ("they were on sale, 50% off, anon!"), never uses them but doesnt throw them away either

>>7563585
>puts everything in containers of the appropriate size. Buys a bag of rice/sugar/spices, tears it open and pours into a plastic jar that holds exactly one pack of rice/sugar/spices, once its half empty she refills it into a smaller jar, same with most dry goods and leftovers.

My mom does that exact same thing as well.

>>7561778
isnt that just a microwave?
Also reading the other posts amazing how many of you still live at home with the parents.....

My parents cannot efficiently load a dishwasher. They angle cups and bowls so dirty water pools in them, too. They actually bought some decent knives but dulled them by putting them in the there.

My mother rarely finishes drinks. There's always 3 or 4 partially filled mugs, cans, bottles, or glasses hanging around in the fridge and various rooms.

>>7561778
my mum moved her microwave to the other side of the kitchen, now you can hardly open the door because the drainer is in the way, won't listen to my helpful advice REEE