Kitchen drawer side panels made of glass experiences

For drawers, not only the side parts should be made of glass but also the back,
because most disappears there, and it's awkward to reach.

What does that mean translated now?
(for someone who doesn't know what diffuses through the back of a drawer :D)

what diffuses through the back of a drawer :D )

It's like the washing machine. Socks always disappear there. In the drawer maybe spoons, knives or spices

It's like the washing machine. Socks always disappear there. In the drawer maybe spoons, knives, or spices

Spoons and knives are more likely to end up in the trash. A metal detector would be practical there.

What does that mean translated? (for someone who doesn't know what diffuses through the back of a drawer :D )

the top layer of cloths, sometimes sponges, basically everything that is placed on top when the drawer is already full. Whether the gap at the back on top is almost 10cm or just 2cm, you'll notice quickly. With luck, it's then in the drawer below, with bad luck you have to take them all out ;)

I don't see this as a problem but as potential for optimization.

Then optimize it. I mean what I write. It is a tip for your "optimization potential". Do it! My sense of humor is quite well activated when I wonder that topics are being discussed that one has already evaluated for oneself. Moreover, these are not particularly costly considerations worthy of discussion. Therefore my tip: do it and look for further optimization possibilities ;)

the top layer rags, sometimes sponges,
simply everything that is still placed on top when the drawer is already full.
You quickly notice whether the rear gap at the top is almost 10cm or only 2cm.
With luck, it's then in the drawer below; with bad luck, you have to remove everything ;)

Oh, so some people have to feel (extra work to get to the parts again) when a drawer is full. The glass back doesn’t help with that either.
Try it with a glass bottom in the drawers. :D