Clever Kitchens Workbook
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Clever Kitchens Workbook

Price: $22.00

The Clever Kitchens workbook will take you through the ten steps to a sorting out your kitchen like a pro.  A clever kitchen supports and enhances your busy life.  Whether you're looking to make the most with what you've got or whether it's time to get the cabinet maker in to do an overhaul, you'll definitely want to read Clever Kitchens first.  It shows you the ten steps to organising your kitchen like a professional, it shows you some clever kitchen techniques and routines, how to put the heart and soul back into your kitchen.  Over 150 suggestions for sorting, storing and managing every item in your kitchen. Never again will you be afflicted with 'Drawer Daze', that affliction you get when you pull out a drawer and forget what you were looking for in the clanging mess that confronts you. Get ready to transform your kitchen!    Price: $22.00 (inc gst). Format: Microsoft Word document. To access it, when you get your invoice, click on the link and you can instantly download it. 

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Reader says

All the important information at hand

Brigette

Managed to get a copy today at Kikki K, Southland and I think it is fantastic. Still trying to get my head around the whole thing and am excited at the prospect of having all the important information I need at hand. The only thing I could not find was a list for favourite restaurants or restaurants I want to try. I thought it could go under the food section after the takeaway list or in the leisure section. There may already be something like this in the folder that I may have missed in my haste to read the whole thing.

Anyway, congratulations. I love to see mums put their creative juices to work and help themselves and others. I was pleased to see a recommendation for findababysitter.com.au as the owner, Delia Timms, is a close friend of mine who started the site after realising her's was not the only family who could be helped by such a source.

Kind regards

Jo Small