How many times have you looked at your dishwasher as a adversary rather than a kitchen aid?
Me?
EVERYDAY!
Today I hope to share a few of the shortcuts I have found to make using the dishwasher easier.
Loading/Unloading wrecks havoc on my shoulders and lower back while washing dishes by hand is comparable to torture so I have found a few tricks I to make it more bearable. Read more »
Kitchen Tricks to Make Things Easier
Who would like to spend a little less time in the kitchen OR use the time you have in there just a little better?
As I have said before one of my biggest everyday struggles is the kitchen.
I love to cook, organize and clean but very often just a few movements in the kitchen can send my pain level skyrocketing and my productivity plummeting.
I have all shared some tips in our previous posts.
Here are just a few more I couldn’t live without. Read more »
I am certain we all have special “tools” we use in our kitchen to make cooking easier.
One of the most common questions I hear is “How can you….?”
This is the first in a short series of kitchen adaptations and tools I use to enable my time and energy to stretch just a little farther
My top tools for prepping
1. Counter height bar stool
I do not use it every time I cook but it is extremely handy when my legs, ankles, hips or lower back will not let me stand. I use it when cooking, prepping, doing dishes, etc…
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I don’t know about you, but cleaning and maintaining my house is one of the hardest things I do, and kitchen cleaning seems to need done every.single. day.
As a mom of three with EDS I have a very limited amount of spoons to use each day, and kitchen cleaning and cooking uses most of them. Over time I have found shortcuts, tools and adaptations to help me work smarter and not harder, which is much easier for my body and spoons.
Not sure what I mean when I refer to my “spoons“? Read the article that explains it all here.
Today I want to share my 12 favorite “spoonsavers” for kitchen cleaning.
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Household Adaptations and Ideas, Uncategorized | TinaMiller | 
February 9, 2015 11:29 pm | 
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