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  1. We have just purchased a smaller home, kids have moved and we are empty nesters. A beautiful house but it has a laundry “closet” and no real pantry. So, i am looking to combine a butlers pantry with a laundry room, using the existing formal dining room off the kitchen. You have some great ideas i hope to use!! Thank you and good luck to you!!

  2. Nice article. I just learned about sculleries recently. I would avoid the black and white checkered floor, though. It is symbolic of The Masons and their Satanic leanings. If you learn about what they have to do to get to the 33rd degree, you would never see those floors the same way. So much even has been kept hidden in plain sight. Good thing more people are rapidly waking up though. I have noticed some of the pictures of old-fashioned sculleries have those Masonic black and white floors. Another interesting piece of history: those floors were often in ice cream shops where children go. There was a reason for that—and not a benign one. I hate seeing those floors now. Very disturbing when you know the Masonic history.

    1. Yes, I think we are all waking up to the truth of those organizations and how much they have infiltrated our society. I wasn’t aware of the floors, on a lighter note, when we were newlyweds we used peel and stick tile for our kitchen in that black and white pattern. It was absolutely horrible to keep clean, the combination showed every single speck of dirt.

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