16 Super Easy Ways To Organize Your Kitchen

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A happy kitchen = a happy home. Quit avoiding this; it’s time to organize your kitchen. Use these tips to get the most out of your kitchen space and make cooking convenient again.

1. Hangers in Pantry or Cabinet

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Next time the cashier asks if you want to keep the hanger on your pants say yes! Use them to close you chip bag and hang it in the cabinet. This method keeps your chips fresh and makes room for more snacks in the pantry.

2. Racks in Kitchen Drawer

Do you still have your old CD racks from the 90’s? Put it to use by sliding it into your kitchen drawer to organize your plastic containers. Any similar rack will work too.

3. Spices in Drawer

It’s a constant domino effect when I’m searching for spices in my cabinet. Placing them flat in the drawer takes care of that problem and keeps them in order.

4. Command Strip Clips for Mail

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Take the mail off of the tables and hang it up using this clip.

5. Food Storage Containers

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Replacing boxes with food storage containers will create more room in cabinets. Containers will also keep food items fresh longer.

6. Clear Pocket Rack on Pantry Door

No more room in the pantry? This simple shoe rack hack will give you more space and make things easier to find. No more guessing where you put small seasoning packets. Take a clear shoe rack and hang it on the back of a pantry door. Place your food items in the pockets.

7. Kitchen Cart

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A kitchen cart is great for storing the cooking utensils that you use the most. The mobility of the cart is very convenient, especially when grilling outside.

8. Magazine File Inside of Cabinet

Create another shelf inside or outside cabinets by applying a magazine holder to the door.

9. Towel Rack for Pot Lids

The pots and pans area of a kitchen can get cluttered easily. Stack your pots and pans and use a towel rack on the doors to hold the lids.

10. Magnets on Plastic Food Storage Containers

Small portions of frequently used ingredients can go into small containers and be placed in the open spaces between shelves in the fridge. Place a magnet on the bottom of the containers and they will stay on the walls and doors of a fridge.

11. Mason Jars and Food Storage Containers in Fridge

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Taking food out of the packaging and placing it in mason jars will generate more space in the fridge.

Still need more space? Watch our Blossom video for a clever DIY pull-out shelf.

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Samantha Wachs