It doesn't matter how spacious or small your kitchen is, keeping it clean and organized is the real job!
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In the kitchen we come and go many times a day, we put clean or unclean dishes on the countertops, there is a lot of water work to clean these dishes too many times a day. We have food or ingredients that are kept in bottles, on shelves, and in different places. Because of these things, there is often a mess that fluctuates there all the time.
In addition to the cleanliness of the countertops and dishes, the organization and arrangement of kitchen appliances also affects the structure. Here are some basic storage ideas you would have liked to know earlier, to help organize all of the space Keep your kitchen neat and tidy.
A towel rail on the wall
Since you have to clean the countertops and shelves a lot every now and then, a paper towel is a must in your kitchen. If you already have a paper towel holder on the counter, put it against the wall. Use a shelf that you can glue to the wall for more counter space.
Trash can under the sink
A dumpster lying in the corner without a lid is a step backwards from cleanliness. And if it has a lid, it looks awkward. Keep the trash can tucked under the sink cabinet to save corner space and keep your kitchen clean and safe from dirty crumbs.
A convenient place for the cutting board
Almost everyone keeps their cutting boards on top of counters or hangs them on the wall. What if there was another cool idea to manage that wood slate in a more organized manner? Pull-out trays are a cool addition in this regard. Put these trays in the countertops and pull them out when you need to cut your veggies and meats.
Tiny compartments for spice bottles
If your spice containers are too numerous on the counter and take up a whole space, you may want to tuck them all away in the top cabinets. But these little flakes are more commonly used and when you put them away it will be a little irritating for you to reach for them every time you cook or add flavor to your meals. Putting small shelf shelves behind the counters and on the wall that matches the backsplash is a great solution.
Adjustable plate and cup organizer
Even though you have large cabinets in the kitchen, there are still some tiny pots and plates that get used more after each hour, and it is kind of a pain to keep taking them out and putting them back in the cabinets. You can't hold them on the counter either. So keep them in the adjustable organizers to free up space from that pile.
Holders for cutlery, cookware and tableware
If you leave the old ladles and the passed out forks and spoons behind, knives with slight dents on the shelves certainly won't look nice in the kitchen. Who wants to waste all the effort putting things right by letting them go free? Of course nobody. Keep utensil racks to keep everything in one place and replace the old cutlery sets with a new one with modern forks and spoons. really good knives, and burnt pans.
No stacks in the closet
Some people like to keep their saucepans hidden and stack them in the cupboard. Sometimes, if a guest happens to see a lot of panels in a single cabinet, if they are not properly arranged, they will not make a good impression. If your kitchen looks well organized on the outside, keep the inside tidy too. If your pots are pretty, hang them on a hanging rack and keep expandable organizers in the closet to organize the plates and saucers.
Hidden place for cleaning utensils
Instead of keeping the cleaning supplies like dirty sponges and dishwashers in the spotlight for everyone to see, create a hidden place or keep them in sneaky places where you can easily reach them without showing them off. Keep other cleaning supplies like swipers and mobs in the empty closet to ensure a clean environment.
