Rattle-reducing kitchen packing

[Amoque]

Earplugs? Or the old tried and true - turn up the radio. I suppose you could go to paper plates and plastic goblets.

 

["EZ"]

I never hear dishes or pots and pans. But what drives me crazy are the loud noises I hear that sounds like something falling or breaking. It's usually stuff my wife leaves in the sink or at the edge of the counter that fall over in the first turn I make. ?

 

[J&JD]

We use the rubberized non-slip waffle material. We place it on top of heavy paper in the base of most cabinets and also use it in the fridge. Keeps things from slipping around and in rare cases we need to layer between objects.

Exactly what we use. We cut round pieces the size of the plates and insert one between each plate, dish etc. It gets to be second nature when putting dishes away. We also use it in the refrigerator, have been for many years. Works great!

 

[patricirobert1]

I use the felt liners between dishes. If you need something between glasses you could use thin plastic or cardboard, obviously space savings is key.

where would I be able to track down the latest cyberpunk glasses? Or on the other hand, disclose to me it's great or not.

 

[Gramps.busa]

Coffee maker goes in the shower. It’s the shades that rattle. I had to recut the door sill & mount the plate lower as the 1/2 bath door used to swing open. Refrigerator door once, lots of water bottles- use a bungee now.

 

[patricirobert1]

where would I be able to track down the latest cyberpunk glasses? Or on the other hand, disclose to me it's great or not.

Someone suggest me to visit amazon or Etsy store to find the good stuff

 

[Headhunter]

Speaking of rattling around, how do you keep your coffeemaker stable on the counter while on the road?

I don't know what kind of coach you have. But the newer Tiffins have that galley window over the sink. They have these very small bungie cords. We just bungie the Kurig Coffee maker, and the toaster, to the edge of the bottom of the cutout for window on back splash.. Or you can also bungie on the edge of the back splash. They sit on space below the back splash. You don't even have to move them when in use. Works great and saves cabinet space.

HH