Creative & Best Help Advice's for the Kitchen Organizer
Units 1 :Creative & Best Help Advice's for the Kitchen Organizer
Overhaul Your Drawers
Tired of gazing into the dim recesses of your cabinets?Modern Cabinets is thinking outside the cabinet, offering a dish drawer called the Pegged Dish Organizer. The pegs can be rearranged to fit plates, bowls, cups, saucers, Try the cut-to-fit spice drawer insert, for instance, that keeps spices easy to see without wasting space and time. Or consider the slanted sides sliding shelf. Its low front clears the view of what's inside. Or spring for a bread drawer; its sliding top keeps critters out.
When in Doubt, Roll It Out
If you're overhauling your kitchen, consider turning it on its head. Designers are increasingly building pullout garbage drawers even with the countertop lip and setting a shallower drawer at the bottom, reversing traditional positions. One sweep of the sponge and all counter crud falls into the garbage, instead of on your tea towels.
Hide It
To banish the usual scatter of mismatched lids and containers, try Smart Spin Storage System. The 12-inch-square spinning base holds 24 containers and lids of varying sizes. "You can put it in cabinets or on a lazy Susan," says Kathleen. "I want to get another set and throw all my other containers away."
Let It Hang
Hidden isn't always synonymous with organized. Consider taking advantage of wasted airspace by hanging a pot rack - a kind of culinary chandelier. is a sleek set of three rectangular maple frames with aluminum hangers and spacers to hang pots, utensils or even baskets. Kathleen's solution is even simpler: She hangs ladles, strainers and long-handled forks in her window, interspersed with hanging bunches of herbs and peppers - a curtain that still lets the sun in, she says.