With the upcoming holidays
there will definitely be a large amount of chores to do. Of course some of us are not happy with it, but the
fact is that some things still need to be done. If you're able to make things easier in some way and not to create additional clutter, that can help a lot.
Effective
organization of space is one of the ways.
I've already written about more efficient organizing of drawers, whether with clothing, whether with jewelry, and I was also delighted by this
great idea of storing balls.
This time I want to share with you one, in my opinion brilliant, idea how to effectively store the lids.
Before I tried this method, my lids were cluttering everywhere. I tried to stack them in pots, but then I could not put pots one in the other (result: lack of space for all the pots). I tried to lean them against the wall, which usually resulted in falling lids, or the fact that it was difficult to reach them. And then I stumbled upon this idea. And just as it is often said in the commercials, my life has changed for the better :) I remembered I have one horizontal CD rack that has never been used for that purpose, so I pulled it from the bottom of a (cluttered) drawer and just in a few minutes, all the lids sat in place. No more falling, hunting for the rolling lid, no more noise which could even wake up a child in a neighboring house, no stunts aimed at retrieving the lid from a remote corner of a cabinets or a shelf.
Depending on what kind of kitchen space you have, the lids can be organized in many different ways:
1) in a basket of old dishwasher (I still use my first dishwasher, so I've never been able to try it)
2) on the towel bar attached to the inside of the cabinet doors or drawers
3) storing in special shallow drawers
Similar principles can be applied to storing frying pans, muffin tins or casserole dishes
Caught in desire to organize efficiently? Look here for more awesome ideas.
How to avoid rolling lids
This time I want to share with you one, in my opinion brilliant, idea how to effectively store the lids.
Before I tried this method, my lids were cluttering everywhere. I tried to stack them in pots, but then I could not put pots one in the other (result: lack of space for all the pots). I tried to lean them against the wall, which usually resulted in falling lids, or the fact that it was difficult to reach them. And then I stumbled upon this idea. And just as it is often said in the commercials, my life has changed for the better :) I remembered I have one horizontal CD rack that has never been used for that purpose, so I pulled it from the bottom of a (cluttered) drawer and just in a few minutes, all the lids sat in place. No more falling, hunting for the rolling lid, no more noise which could even wake up a child in a neighboring house, no stunts aimed at retrieving the lid from a remote corner of a cabinets or a shelf.
Depending on what kind of kitchen space you have, the lids can be organized in many different ways:
1) in a basket of old dishwasher (I still use my first dishwasher, so I've never been able to try it)
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2) on the towel bar attached to the inside of the cabinet doors or drawers
3) storing in special shallow drawers
Similar principles can be applied to storing frying pans, muffin tins or casserole dishes
Caught in desire to organize efficiently? Look here for more awesome ideas.
Loved your tips. I really hate rolling lids too.
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