We spend a lot of time in the kitchen and many of us like to keep it organized.
Pots and pans are utensils that we use the most when cooking, but many times we do not know how to store them correctly.
There are people who keep them one inside the other, but that way the only thing that is achieved is that they end up scratched. Not to mention how awkward it is to have to remove everything to find the pot at the bottom.
In this post, I am going to share with you some ideas so that your kitchenware can have the ideal storage location.
The drawer dividers are ideal for bulkier furniture. They allow to distribute the space according to the size.
You can store the pots in one compartment and their lids in another. This way they do not move when you open and close the drawer and the pans always remain in place and in a neat order.
No more going crazy looking for the lid that fits the pot you need.
In kitchen cabinets we usually have shelves that cannot be removed and there is a lot of space left unused. In addition, it is very difficult to visualize what we have in the background.
Choose one of your kitchen drawers and incorporate a removable basket, it will increase the capacity of your closet and it will be the perfect place to store your kitchenware.
By removing the basket, you will see all the utensils quickly and you will not have to be taking everything out to find the saucepan you need.
You can also turn your drawer into a drawer for large kitchen utensils by adding a pan frame . An accessory that is attached to the front of the drawer.
Corner cabinets make use of large space that are often wasted space due to some areas being difficult to get to. Corner mechanisms turn the awkward areas in to efficient usable space and are an absolute must in any new kitchen. They are a great solution, especially for small kitchens, to store all your kitchen supplies and access them effortlessly.
Hello, I’m Rachel Collins. Until recently, I ran my own patchwork quilt business. Having retired from that I have turned my e-commerce site into this blog where I discuss business, home and garden and lifestyle topics for you to enjoy...
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