Things You'll Need:
- White Paper
- White paper
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Step 1
Wash and dry your china thoroughly, keeping the manufacturer's instructions in mind.
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Step 2
Store all china in zippered china protectors. Clear plastic wrap provides an inexpensive yet equally effective alternative.
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Step 3
Stack plates together, placing a paper plate in between each one. This will prevent the base of a plate from damaging the decorative surface of the plate underneath it.
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Step 4
Stack cups together, keeping them separated with any type of paper product.
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Step 5
Protect the spout of a china teapot by simply slipping a cardboard toilet paper roll over it.
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Step 6
Store your collection of china in a low cabinet if you live in earthquake country - or if you consider yourself especially clumsy.













Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I use flattened out coffee filters between my plates. You can also put them between cups. The filters also take up the least space.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I store extra printed napkins from my wedding reception between pieces of my regular and Christmas china as a remembrance.