Four Steps To Organize Your Kitchen Cabinets

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Four Steps To Organize Your Kitchen Cabinets
By - https//www.crowncabinets.com/
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• Weve all been in that place where the
  outside of our kitchen looks squeaky clean. There
  is almost a shimmer and shine to it, but in the
  back of our minds, we know how well our kitchen
  cabinets are at hiding the mess. We sometimes
  dont have the time to do a deep clean, so we
  throw things into the cabinets without a second
  thought of how. Whats the saying? Out of sight,
  out of mind. Well, luckily, we have a
  step-by-step guide to help organize your kitchen
  cabinets so that everything is clean inside and
  out, but youll also know where everything is.

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Prep

• To prepare, youre going to want to remove
  everything from your kitchen cabinets. Make sure
  you have ample room so that you can sort through
  everything. Once emptied, wipe down and clean the
  shelves with a multipurpose cleaner.

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Step 1 - Clean It Out Decide What Stays

• Remove everything from your kitchen cabinets.
  Then decide what you would like to keep and which
  location it should be. Pots, pans, and baking
  sheets are often stored near the stove. Food
  storage containers could be in under-island
  storage or near a dishwasher. Appliances like
  blenders or food processors should be near food
  prep areas for easy access. Ultimately where you
  place these kitchen items is up to you but keep
  in mind that storing them near where they will be
  used will save you time and make finding items
  easier.

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Step 2 - Measure Line the Shelves

• With a tape measure, get the width, depth, and
  height of your kitchen cabinets space. Remember
  to measure the actual cabinet door opening. Once
  you have your measurements, line all of your
  shelves with a heavy-duty water-resistant shelf
  liner. This will make cabinets easier to wipe
  down and clean.

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Step 3 - Divide Conquer

• Regardless of what youre storing in your
  kitchen cabinets, youll want to utilize the
  vertical space. Many lower kitchen cabinets have
  a half shelf for this very reasonone way to
  utilize this space by using cabinet shelves to
  keep baking dishes separate.

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Step 4 - Organize it all

• Organization products such as
  commercial-grade pull-out cabinets organizers are
  designed to hold heavy cookware and appliances,
  such as your large pots or mixer. Organizers such
  as these will allow for easier access to items
  you need without having to shift everything
  around every time you need a specific pot or pan.
  A common problem is pot lids which tend to get
  jumbled. Two-tier sliding cabinet organizers can
  help make good use of vertical space and make for
  easier storage.
• Follow these steps if youre looking to
  organize your kitchen cabinets, and make using
  your kitchen easier and efficient.