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One of the first things you need to think about when you are looking for small kitchen appliances is how much space you have and where they will go in your kitchen. Some appliances will `live` on worktops all of the time. Classic examples of this are kettles and toasters. Others may be stored in a cupboard until you need to use them after which they go back in the cupboard again. Both the cupboard and surface space you have available will thus have a bearing on the appliance that you buy.

Consumers are now more sensitive to lifestyle change and customization. More and more people change the look of their kitchen to suit their individual preferences. Their kitchen utilities are more tailored to their lifestyle. Their spending habits are also focused on their wants and hobbies. For example, a family would opt to buy a coffee maker system if they are coffee lovers and coffee enthusiasts.

If you have a lot of kitchen gadgets try to check if they are still working and sort them out. Dispose all kitchen appliances that are no longer functioning, so they won't take up more space on your countertop. Make sure to keep kitchen appliance cords organized by winding them up. You can also use rubber bands and wire twist ties to tidily gather appliance cords. It's also efficient to use cord clips specially designed for the flexible binding or tying up objects.