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> On Sunday, December 20, 2015 at 1:24:51 AM UTC-6, Julie Bove wrote:
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>> I'd be afraid of a magnetic knife rack with cats.
>>
> I'm not going to comment on such a silly statement.
> Think it over and maybe you'll see why it's such a
> silly statement. (Cats with knives, run for your
> life!!!)

I don't need to think about it. Although I have never seen my one cat on
the counter, I know that the other one does at least take treats down if
they are left out. A knife on a magnetic holder has the sharp part exposed.
I would not want a cat to accidentally get hurt on that. Just like I have
the rule that if you use a sharp knife, you wash it and put it right back.
I do not want to find it loose, sitting in the sink.
>>
>> And I can't use the
>> inside of any of my cupboard doors because the shelves and pullouts come
>> all
>> the way to the edge.
>>
> Mine do too but I hang things on hooks that will rest
> in that space on the door *between* the shelves. There
> is one cabinet door that I have put an L hook on that
> will hold two cutting boards. They're handy but still
> out of the way.
>>
>> I just wish I had a place to keep all of my spices
>> together. I don't. I have the smaller things in the cupboard but the
>> larger ones have to sit out.
>>
> When those pull out spice shelves were everywhere two or
> three years ago I bought 2 of them. They work quite well
> for holding and organizing the smaller bottles. The larger
> bottles reside in another cabinet grouped together. Not an
> ideal situation but that's what works in my small kitchen.

I considered those, but determined that they wouldn't work well in my
cupboard.