Kitchen Cupboard doors handles or not

I have recently had a total kitchen refurbishment and looked into this. One of the complaints about handleless drawers & cupboards is that they get a lot of fingerprint marks which are difficult to keep clean.
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I have had handleless kitchen units since about 1985, so they are not really new. Yes, you can get finger marks on the side edges of doors and the top edges of drawers, but against that, you are not getting sticky handles! Wherever you touch the units, you will have to clean that bit sooner than the rest. If your hands are sticky, the mess is transferred to either the handles or the edges.

If you don't have handles, where do you hang the shopping bags and other useful things before you put them away properly :-)

I’m renting at the moment and have a modern kitchen with no handles. What it does have is a ridge at the top that I find accumulates dirt and only way to clean is to use a cotton bud. I’ve had handles before and don’t mind either. When I designed a kitchen a few years ago the one things that the designer said was, you need a place for tea towels and towels and also trays and chopping boards. Have fun designing x

I have had handleless units for the last three years or so. Yes, you have to clean the part your hands touch more frequently but on the plus side pockets and elbows are never caught unawares.

By the way, when we wanted to add two new units to a different wall (so not part of a run) we couldn’t decide whether to match the flat, existing, finish or go for gloss. The sales girl told us that gloss shows finger prints less and she was absolutely right.

We've hand kitchen cupboard without handles on and off for many years, I prefer them as it saves on the bruises. We have cream gloss units at the moment, 8 years old, still look perfect and strangely show few finger marks. A quick wipe soon removes any that do appear where hands touch the units, I find the pull runs easier to clean than fiddly handles.

I will suggest you handleless cupboards because they are safe and easy to clean.
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