10 Genius Kitchen Organization Hacks

by Karly Wood July 21, 2015

by Karly Wood 13.1K views

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7. Cup Hooks Inside Cabinets

If you don’t want your tea cups and coffee mugs to take up precious shelf space in your cupboards, then use some simple cup cooks! Screw them into the bottom of your shelves and hang your cups. No more space being hogged by various sized and shaped cups!

PenelopeOasis.com is a great site for this craft and other topics like travel, family and beauty!

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8. CD Holder For Lids

I can think of no cupboard I hate more in my kitchen then my tupperware cupboard. It’s a constant barrage of lids flying down when I open the door, no matter how many times I set things right. You can bet I’m headed out to buy a CD holder to get them in shape, because this is genius! With an inexpensive holder, you can keep your lids at bay and won’t have to duck for cover when opening the cabinet door.

Hip2Save.com has 7 more amazing kitchen organization ideas, and other great ways to save money on everyday purchases.

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9. Magazine Rack for Bakeware

Not everyone has enough cabinet space to keep all of our pots, pans and bakeware out of sight or in an organized way. If you’re one of those people, this is a great hack. Instead of storing items like cookie sheets in an unsightly way (like stacked haphazardly!), repurpose an old wooden holder like the one above, and make your storage a sight to behold. A small old magazine rack or other vintage looking bucket is a great way to store your bakeware easily and fashionably.

Head over to CookiesCraftsAndChaos.com to see how this craft was created, in addition to other great crafts and handling chaos!

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10. Scrap Trap

This is seriously a genius product. Do you find yourself making frequent trips to the trashcan so that you can scrape off scraps from chopping veggies? Well, no longer! Clip the scrap trap on your counter and spend more time chopping and cooking, and less time with the trash can. Some of the best products are the most simple!

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Karly Wood

Editor at Red Tricycle

I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!