Comments on: Eight Quick and Easy Kitchen Storage Solutions http://www.addspacetoyourlife.com/2758/pantry-and-kitchen-storage-solutions/ Professional Organizer and Image Consulting Agency Tue, 31 Aug 2010 04:54:30 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Kathi http://www.addspacetoyourlife.com/2758/pantry-and-kitchen-storage-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-1015 Kathi Wed, 25 Aug 2010 06:16:05 +0000 http://www.addspacetoyourlife.com/?p=2758#comment-1015 Thanks so much for your great tips! I love to hear more creative solutions! I would encourage you to only use rectangular or square plastic storage bins. Round bins waste space within your fridge and cabinets. Thanks so much for your great tips! I love to hear more creative solutions!

I would encourage you to only use rectangular or square plastic storage bins. Round bins waste space within your fridge and cabinets.

]]> By: CJ http://www.addspacetoyourlife.com/2758/pantry-and-kitchen-storage-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-1012 CJ Sun, 22 Aug 2010 23:14:20 +0000 http://www.addspacetoyourlife.com/?p=2758#comment-1012 The small lazy susans work great if you have an upper diagonal corner cabinet. On the upper and middle shelves where I cannot reach the back I use one in the middle all the way back and one on each side in front of the back one. I put an upside down round plastic bowl, like whipped topping comes in, in the middle of each rack that I use for spices. One row of small spice bottles fits on the lazy susan around the outer edge of the bowl and larger spice bottles go on top of the bowl which raises them up so I can see the labels. I use your idea of a bin for my plastic storage containers, but I use one for square bottoms & lids and one for round bottoms & lids. This way I only have to pull out one bin and I have both parts. I put them in the lower cabinets and line the shelf with stick on tiles so they slide nicely. I use small plastic baskets in the kitchen cabinets for vitamins, jello/ pudding, sprinkles and food coloring, bagged baking supplies like choc. chips, powdered sugar, marshmallows. I use them in the linen closet too for extra supplies - one for tooth items, one for hair items, one for sunscreen & bug sprays and a red one for 1st aid items. Love your tips! Thanks, The small lazy susans work great if you have an upper diagonal corner cabinet. On the upper and middle shelves where I cannot reach the back I use one in the middle all the way back and one on each side in front of the back one. I put an upside down round plastic bowl, like whipped topping comes in, in the middle of each rack that I use for spices. One row of small spice bottles fits on the lazy susan around the outer edge of the bowl and larger spice bottles go on top of the bowl which raises them up so I can see the labels.

I use your idea of a bin for my plastic storage containers, but I use one for square bottoms & lids and one for round bottoms & lids. This way I only have to pull out one bin and I have both parts. I put them in the lower cabinets and line the shelf with stick on tiles so they slide nicely. I use small plastic baskets in the kitchen cabinets for vitamins, jello/ pudding, sprinkles and food coloring, bagged baking supplies like choc. chips, powdered sugar, marshmallows. I use them in the linen closet too for extra supplies – one for tooth items, one for hair items, one for sunscreen & bug sprays and a red one for 1st aid items. Love your tips! Thanks,

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