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How To Organize Kitchen Drawers - Modern Glam
Happy New Year! I am kicking off the new year with some great ideas for how to organize your kitchen drawers! I have 3 simple steps to organizing kitchen drawers that will make it easy and effective.
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- How To Organize Your Kitchen Drawers
- 3 Steps to Organizing Kitchen Drawers
- Step 1: Take Everything Out!
- Step 2: Have a Spot For Everything
- Step 3: Measure and Shop For Drawer Organizers
- How To Organize Deep Kitchen Drawers
- Favorite Drawer Organizing Supplies
- More Organizing Ideas
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How To Organize Your Kitchen Drawers
I love starting the new year with a fresh perspective and an organized home. I am starting in my kitchen. My kitchen drawers have gotten disorganized and messy during the holidays. Baking, cooking and entertaining have taken their toll and it’s time to clean out and organize the kitchen drawers!
I have 3 easy and effective steps to tackling this task. And I’m sharing my favorite kitchen organizing products with you. I’m taking all the guesswork out of getting your kitchen organized for the new year!
3 Steps to Organizing Kitchen Drawers
Ok, here they are! My 3 steps to achieving clean and totally organized kitchen drawers!
Step 1: Take Everything Out!
The first thing you need to do if you want to tackle organizing your kitchen is to empty all the drawers! Take everything out and make three piles. One for donating, one for keeping and one for garbage. Get rid of anything that you don’t use, is missing a part (hello Tupperware) and broken items. You will be surprised what you will find.
If you are short on space, this is a great time to really assess an item’s value and whether or not you want it taking up space in your kitchen! When I organized my kitchen drawers I found that I had six spatulas! I kept three and put the others in the donation pile.
I use this same mentally with my clothing as well. If I haven’t worn it in a year, I donate it. Of course there are exceptions to this, but it’s a great starting point.
Step 2: Have a Spot For Everything
Now that you have everything out of the drawers, put all of your items together by type. Then, figure out the best spot for things. For example, put all of your kitchen spatulas together and determine which drawer makes the most sense to keep them in.
Also, keep cooking utensils together and have them close by the stove and oven. Some of this is common sense, but you get the idea!
Step 3: Measure and Shop For Drawer Organizers
Once you have figured out what will go in each drawer, it’s time to get those drawers organized! Measure each drawer and make a list of what will go in that space.
My favorite place to shop for drawer organizing supplies is The Container Store. I found some amazing deep drawer organizers that came in so many different dimensions to fit the drawer perfectly.
Make sure you take the dimensions of each drawer you are organizing before heading to the store. You will want to know the width, length and also depth of each drawer.
I made a list of each drawer with the dimensions and what was going to be stored in the drawer. This made shopping more efficient and easy!
How To Organize Deep Kitchen Drawers
When we remodeled our kitchen, we opted to replace the lower cabinets with pull out drawers. I love having the deep drawers for storage, but they can easily get messy and out of control!
Here are some tips for how to organize deep kitchen drawers.
- Stack like items in your deep kitchen drawers. Casserole dishes and mixing bowls fit great in these large drawers. I like to stack dishes to save space, but only if they nest well together. And I never stack more than three. Otherwise, it becomes a leaning tower of Pisa!
- Use drawer dividers to keep your deep kitchen drawer organized. I love these bamboo dividers to make a large kitchen drawer more organized.
By creating sections within the space, you delegate each area to have a purpose. I used these drawer dividers in the drawer that holds all of my kids cups and school lunch containers. The dividers also hold the items in place rather than falling all over the place when opening and closing the drawer! - Stack items vertically. I found these great wooden organizers that allow me to store my muffin tins and cooling racks vertically. This saves so much space and is great for items like these that don’t stack very well.
Favorite Drawer Organizing Supplies
When I was shopping for this drawer organizing project, I found some pretty amazing products to help me get the job done!
One of my favorite finds was this drawer organizer that clips together and is perfect for storing kitchen towels. I couldn’t believe how much space I saved by storing my towels rolled up Marie Kondo-like rather than stacked like they were before! And they look so amazing. This drawer definitely sparks joy now!
Here are my other favorite finds.
I took three separate trips to The Container Store and checked out every organizing tool they had! I returned a lot of things that ended up not working. After all of the trial and error, these are my favorite drawer organizing tools.
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My friends are joining me today and sharing their organizing tips, tricks and ideas. These posts are oozing with the most inspiring organizing content you could ever ask for! Click the link below each picture to visit the blog posts and get totally amped up to tackle ALL the organizing projects!
9 Tips For Kitchen Organization – Happy Happy Nester || Bathroom Organization Ideas – Lolly Jane // Textured Polka Dot Utensil Holder – Craftberry Bush // Turn a Closet into a Pantry – Tatertots & Jello
Organizing Your Party Planning – My 100 Year Old Home // Organizing Laundry Supplies – Zevy Joy // Spice Drawer Organization – Finding Lovely // How to Declutter and Decorate a Beautiful Home – So Much Better With Age
How To Organize Kitchen Drawers – Modern Glam // How I Keep My Home Organized – My Sweet Savannah // Whole Home Organization Ideas to Declutter Your Life – Grace In My Space // Medicine Cabinet Organization Ideas and Tips – Twelve On Main
10 Week Organizing Challenge – The Happy House // Fridge Organization and Storage – Inspiration for Moms // How to Organize Your Pantry – The Handmade Home // A Budget Friendly Linen Closet Makeover – The Tattered Pew
Mudroom Lockers Organization – Two Twenty One // Small Pantry Organization Ideas – The DIY Mommy // How to Organize Kids’ Rooms – Cassie Bustamante // 5 Easy Steps To Create An Organized Junk Drawer – She Gave It A Go // Organizing Tips for Traveling with Kids – Pink Peppermint Designs
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Even if cooking isn't your cup of tea, no one likes a messy kitchen. As one of the most frequented rooms in a home, your kitchen should be easy and enjoyable for the whole family to use.
The quickest way to transition from cluttered to clean is to start by tidying up your kitchen drawers. Never again should you lose a kitchen towel to the backside of a drawer or slice your finger on a pizza cutter while digging for the spatula. These 20 creative tips can help you organize your kitchen drawers and create a space even guests can navigate with ease.
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Give Every Item a Home
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If you're the family member constantly pulling utensils out of the dishwasher and wondering where they go, the first step you should take to create a well-organized kitchen is to choose a specific home for every item. This is also a great time to discard duplicate kitchen tools as well as those you don't use.
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Organize Snacks Vertically
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If you're familiar with Marie Kondo, this tip may sound familiar. Just as Kondo would organize t-shirts and jeans, snacks such as chip bags and granola bars can be arranged vertically to save space. This will also help you keep track of how much of the snack food you have left, so you know when you're running low.
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03 of 20
Purchase a Spice Drawer Liner
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There are a variety of unique tools you can use to keep your drawers tidy and neat, many of which are designed for specific kitchen goods. For example, if you prefer to keep your spices in drawers, consider a spice liner. This will prevent your spice jars from rolling around as you open and close the drawer and will also keep the labels upright so you can skim and grab quickly.
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04 of 20
Use Clear Storage Cubbies
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One of the easiest ways to de-clutter your drawers is with storage compartments of varying sizes.
It shouldn't be hard to find these at your local department store, but if you can try to find some clear options. Clear cubbies are particularly practical, since you can see everything without pulling out the bins. They're also helpful if you've installed drawers in your cabinets, since you can stack the bins vertically. -
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Keep the Kid's Stuff Together
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Odds are your kids won't have the same urge to keep the kitchen tidy as you do. With this in mind, be sure to separate the kid's utensils, plates, and such from the rest of your kitchen goods. A low drawer is an ideal location for these items, since the kids can play in the drawer while you work on dinner.
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06 of 20
Find What Works for You
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Just because an organization tool is designed for a specific purpose doesn't mean you must abide by it. Don't be afraid to create a unique system that matches your preferences.
For instance, this drawer was meant to be a roll-out spice rack, until the owner discovered it didn't work for her. Instead, she converted it into a utensil holder and knife block. -
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Eliminate Counter Clutter
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Instead of sorting kitchen goods on your counter, keep them hidden in the drawers below. For example, this homeowner's adorable tea bar features a tidy countertop with just a kettle on display. The drawer below it houses everything else you'd need for tea time.
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08 of 20
Buy a Knife Dock
Neat by Meg
If you're hoping to free up some more counter space, try swapping your knife block for a knife dock. The option pictured above has a cork lining, like this one from Williams-Sonoma, so there's plenty of room for all your favorite knives as well as any future additions.
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09 of 20
Don't Stack Pots and Pans
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Just because your drawers have room for extra items, doesn't mean you should squeeze them in.
Especially for bulky kitchen tools like pots and pans, avoid the temptation to stack. Instead, keep your drawers minimal and clean, only leaving space for the items you use regularly. -
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Try Rolling Your Kitchen Towels
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If it works in hotel suites, it can work in your kitchen drawer! Rolling your kitchen towels makes them easier to grab quickly without dirtying the rest in your drawer. Not to mention, it'll be much harder for a towel to slip off the top of a stack and slide behind your drawer. Say goodbye to drawer jams.
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Keep Your Plates in Drawers
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If you're accustomed to stacking your plates and bowls in an upper cupboard, perhaps it's time to think outside the box. Try storing these kitchen tools in a deep drawer instead. This location will be much easier to access.
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Convert Cupboards to Drawers
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If your kitchen is short on drawer space, consider adding drawers inside your lower cabinets.
No more digging past chip bags and miscellaneous Tupperware! Simply slide out the contents of your cabinet with a built-in drawer. -
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Store Water Bottles in a Drawer
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Some kitchens may feel short on drawer space, while others have ample room to go around. If yours is the latter, get creative! For instance, this homeowner used stackable water bottle holders in drawers instead of a cabinet.
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14 of 20
Add Drawers to Your Refrigerator
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Refrigerator drawers can become a crowded catch-all for fruits, veggies, meats, cheeses, and more. To keep these drawers tidy, add some smaller drawers on your fridge shelves so you can sort and access ingredients quickly.
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15 of 20
Break It Up and Stick It Down
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Before you toss your ladles and slotted spoons into an open drawer, divide the space into sections with bamboo or plastic dividers.
The team at A Fresh Space recommends using adhesive dots on the underside of your drawer dividers to prevent them from sliding around. -
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Create Custom Dividers
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If store-bought storage bins don't provide the best solution for your kitchen, create a customized plan that fits your drawer space and storage needs. This clever homeowner used a combination of wooden dividers and white plastic storage tubs to sort their snacks.
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Bring on the Baskets
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Like clear, plastic bins, storage baskets such as those pictured above can help you sort foods quickly and see everything at a glance. For foods that may leave dirt or debris, such as potatoes and onions, opt for clear cubbies for easy clean-up. Meanwhile, bagged items can work well in either baskets or clear containers.
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Arrange Items by Use
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When you're selecting "homes" for different kitchen tools and utensils, consider the item's use and arrange accordingly.
For example, it makes perfect sense to store spices in the same drawer as your measuring spoons, since both items are often used together. -
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Label Your Drawers
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Another helpful tip from Neat by Meg is to label your drawers with the utensils or items that belong in each section. For a utensil drawer, you might use the following categories: tongs, spatulas and spoons, and measuring cups. This nifty kids cupboard has helpful labels, like bottles, bibs, and such.
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Keep it Minimal
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The key to organization is to create a plan, keep it simple, and stay the course. Resist the urge to stuff your drawers with extra spatulas and mismatched Tupperware. Fill the space with what you know you'll use and avoid adding excess clutter in the future.
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12 ideas how to organize storage in the kitchen
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If you have limited space to organize your kitchen utensils, it is very difficult to use every centimeter.
Endless utensils, jars and pots may soon fill the space of kitchen cabinets, so it is necessary to think about the organization of storage in the kitchen. nine0003
Clever storage solutions with a bespoke kitchen set will make life in the kitchen much easier, whether you use the space for cooking, work or play.
For most families, the kitchen is the center of the home. To avoid cluttering your countertops, check out these practical storage ideas. They will keep the room functional and beautiful.
Make the most of your corner cabinets
Rotating corner storage helps you keep your kitchen organized and provides easy access to kitchen utensils. nine0003
The corner table can accommodate bulky items - pots, pans, etc. Thanks to the different door styles and colors, you can match the corner cabinet to any kitchen.
Watch the video review of the magic corner in the corner table straight
If you have limited space for a corner cabinet, corner drawers will be the way out.
Cutlery storage boxes
Storage boxes make life in the kitchen much easier. You can store serving and silver cutlery in them.
Perfect for a busy modern kitchen filled with gadgets and gizmos. Scissors, a pizza cutter will find a place in the drawer, it also has a compartment for cutlery.
Drawers with which draw-out mechanism are the most convenient? Which to choose? nine0043 Watch our video review:
Pencil cabinet
Pencil cabinet is a popular storage option for modern kitchens.
Being inside the kitchen, it is a practical storage solution while maintaining the style of the room. The advantages of the pencil case are obvious: compact, roomy, functional. Use wall storage
Store essential kitchen utensils in close proximity. If you have few cabinets and drawers, but enough dishes and accessories, wall storage is a good solution. Use the space to store everyday items such as decorative mugs, coffee, tea and sugar. nine0003
With the railing you can not only decorate the kitchen, but also increase its functionality, since the railing can accommodate a considerable number of items and at the same time save space, so valuable for a small kitchen. On the railing, you can (if desired) place hooks, mesh shelves, holders for bottles, glasses, towels, knives, lids, hanging drying and even a holder for cookbooks. The choice of accessories is very wide, which will make the kitchen not only comfortable, but also cozy. nine0003
How to make the kitchen more functional with a railing system, see our detailed video review.
Add a pull-out organizer: Bottle Desk
If you don't have pantry space, a pull-out organizer paired with a door can offer you a neat and alternative storage solution.
Maximizing closet space, the pull-out organizer keeps everything within easy reach, which is practical for everyday use. nine0003
Make use of the space under the sink
Install the draw-out U-shaped basket in the sink table. What does a roll-out basket under the sink give?
- full extension with closer;
- is installed in a sink table with a width of 900 mm;
- is easy to use - everything is at hand;
- is an excellent place to store household chemicals and cleaning supplies. nine0020
The waste basket is most often placed in the table under the sink, it is convenient to do this:
Use the space under the bar counter
Acting as a dining area, the bar counter is often part of the desktop and storage space.
If space is available, a breakfast bar kitchen set can offer additional storage space. Chests of drawers and cabinets can easily be hidden under a long tabletop. nine0003
Use the plate drawer
Sturdy and deep plate drawers keep bowls, plates and cutlery within reach.
Where is the best place to store dishes? Types of dishwashers Watch in our video review!
If space is available, use the extra space to store pans and oven trays.
Open shelves
A popular trend for both modern and traditional kitchens, shelves allow decorative kitchen utensils to be beautifully arranged.
Available in a variety of colors and designs, but be careful not to make the kitchen look cluttered and untidy.
Pull-out shelves are a practical alternative. They provide easy access to kitchen utensils. You won't have to reach out to reach the pots deep in the corner. nine0003
Use the combination of fronts - open shelves with the SlideLine system:
Use the space behind the plinth
To effectively use every centimeter of the kitchen behind the plinth under the oven, place tables under the built-in oven with the Orga Box plinth system, manufactured by Hettich company.
Add narrow shelves
Narrow shelves are ideal for storing spices and oil bottles. To prevent items on the shelves from creating visual noise and clutter, use the same vessels, one of the best options is glass jars and bottles of the same size.
Also, with the help of these shelves, you can add zest to the kitchen by placing decor items. Open shelves for plates
You can store dishes not only in the tables and cupboards of the kitchen set, but also in open shelves. nine0003
Add containers
The functionality of kitchen furniture is determined not only by the equipment of various types of mechanisms, but by the organization of the internal space of drawers and modules with hinged facades.
The container systems presented above have a rather high cost, the most budgetary way is to use ordinary baskets that can be purchased at a hardware store.
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You open the kitchen cabinet, and a colander and baking bags fall out from there, looking for spices for frying - you find vanillin, and again there is nowhere to put a ladle and pot lids.
Familiar? To minimize stress during the cooking process, the kitchen space must be organized so that it is pleasant and comfortable to be in it. nine0003
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First of all, you need to identify areas that require revision: overflowing spice racks, cluttered drawers and cabinets, a clogged refrigerator, etc.
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Then it is worth identifying the areas that require the most prompt intervention - usually these are places to store essentials (pots and pans, a dish dryer, bulk products, etc.). Thanks to small steps and a clear understanding of what you want to see in the end, you can save time and effort. After each new decision, it is worth stopping and evaluating - perhaps the bar for kitchen comfort has already been reached and you can just enjoy the cozy and comfortable space or add finishing touches.
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7 tips for organizing a small kitchen
Storage, cooking and social gatherings are often not enough. Alas, not every apartment has the opportunity to re-equip the kitchen, expand the space or organize a separate pantry for food. But even with these inputs, there are ways to deal with kitchen chaos.
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1. Organize your work area
All items that are used daily for cooking and table setting should be placed in close proximity so as not to waste time looking for them. Then it is worth evaluating the workplace, ideally it should be between the stove and the sink, so it is more convenient to quickly remove dirty dishes from the working area and quickly add ingredients to dishes cooked on the stove. nine0003
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The optimal length of the countertop is 80-90 cm. It is also better to place the refrigerator nearby so that you do not have to move around the kitchen while cooking and waste time.
2. Use the space under the ceiling
If the space between the ceiling and the kitchen cabinet is empty, it can be used for storage. It is better to place rarely used or decorative items there.
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These can be, for example, serving plates that only reach the table on holidays, bottles of alcohol that do not require refrigeration, a supply of oven mitts or other cooking utensils. If you want visual uniformity, you can buy wicker storage baskets that are the right size. nine0003
3. Install rails
Rails can be used to save space. This accessory is great for storing a variety of items - from spices in special jars to ladles, potholders, mugs, pans.
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4. Place shelves with hooks
When choosing new furniture for the kitchen, you should pay attention to its functionality. For example, on a horizontal surface of a shelf with hooks, you can put frequently used dishes so that they are always at hand.
You can also use this surface for decorative purposes: to place bright dishes, vases, etc. The hooks under it are suitable for cutting boards, potholders, ladles, kitchen scissors. nine0003
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5. Hang Magnetic Knife Holder
Countertop space is an important part of a comfortable cooking experience and should be as free as possible. One way to tidy up is to hang a magnetic holder for knives, kitchen scissors, and other cutlery above your countertop.
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6. Buy containers
Plastic containers are a great way to store both food and kitchen utensils. They can be placed in the refrigerator and signed to know exactly where everything is, as well as placed in kitchen drawers and cabinets and store spices, rarely used utensils, bulk products, and household items there. nine0003
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7. Use the space under the sink
The space under the sink can be used for more than just a trash can.
There is a small bookcase for storing household items: sponges, gloves, garbage bags. You can even hang hooks for towels and oven mitts or small hanging shelves for detergents on the cabinet door. Another option is vertical drawers.
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8. Use organizer
Organizers are a convenient solution for storing things that are always needed at hand. Transparent drawers, with which it is easy to organize space in the refrigerator, will save space, and rubber holders can be hung on the sink, placing a dish sponge and detergent in them.
9. Store bulk food in containers
Grains, pasta, breakfast cereals and other bulk products are best stored in containers of the same type with labels on the contents. Such jars / boxes can be used not only as a place of storage, but also as an element of decor. nine0003
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10. Hang a shelf above the table
This way you can solve the problem with items that clutter up the table, but are needed only at meals - napkins, spices, a sugar bowl.
Cups can be hung on hooks under the shelf so that they can be reached without getting up from the table.
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11. Use the side walls of hanging furniture
On the sides of kitchen cabinets, it makes sense to place small shelves for spices, sauces and dressings that do not require storage in the refrigerator. On such shelves you can store textiles, potholders and other kitchen utensils. nine0003
12. Use drawers
Instead of a decorative panel, a drawer can be built into the bottom of kitchen cabinets. This is a convenient way to store pans, baking sheets, cutting boards, or other items that fit.
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13. Install Insert Shelves
Kitchen cabinets can be fitted with custom built-in shelves to help you make the most of space, organize items by type, and save time looking for what you need. nine0003
14. Don't Forget the Top of the Refrigerator
If the ceiling and height of the refrigerator allow, the top surface can be used to store refills, rarely used crockery, kitchen utensils, canned food and other non-perishable foods.
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15. Buy a cutting board basket
A low-sided, moisture-resistant basket is perfect for cutting boards. So they will be in one place, they will not interfere during cooking and fall into the sink. nine0003
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Storage of spices
Spices are best stored in a cool, dry place: they lose their properties from humidity and high temperature. It is worth considering a place to store them away from the stove and heating, but not next to the sink.
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If the spices are stored in retail packaging, all of them can be placed in a container and placed in a kitchen cabinet. It is convenient to rank them according to the frequency of use and put those that are not needed all the time on the top shelves. nine0003
Jars of spices can be placed on hanging shelves on cupboard doors, hung on rails or placed in drawers.
