Does your under-sink area look like a cleaning supply explosion? Mine did too—until I tried these 7 game-changing tricks. Let’s turn that chaotic space into your kitchen’s most organized spot!
To organize under kitchen sink:
1. Declutter first
2. Use tiered shelves
3. Add pull-out bins
4. Hang door organizers
5. Group similar items
6. Use stackable containers
7. Label everything
Here’s exactly how to do each step
1 The Magic of Emptying Everything
Pull every single item out. Yes, even that crusty sponge behind the pipes. Sort into:
✓ Keep (daily use items)
✓ Toss (expired/empty products)
✓ Relocate (things that don’t belong here)
Here’s exactly how to do each step
1 The Magic of Emptying Everything
Pull every single item out. Yes, even that crusty sponge behind the pipes. Sort into:
✓ Keep (daily use items)
✓ Toss (expired/empty products)
✓ Relocate (things that don’t belong here)
2 Shelves That Actually Work
Those awkward pipes? No problem. A $10 expandable shelf creates two levels:
• Top: Tall bottles
• Bottom: Squat items like sponges
3 Bins You Can Actually Pull Out
Shallow plastic bins = instant drawers. Use for:
– Cleaning sprays (upright!)
– Scrub brushes
– Gloves
4 Door Storage You’ll Use Daily
Stick on:
• Hooks for hanging spray bottles
• A pocket organizer for small items
• Magnetic strips for metal tools
5 Smart Grouping System
Keep these categories separate:
1. Daily cleaners
2. Heavy-duty supplies
3. Rags/sponges
6 The No-Spill Solution
Leaky bottles? Contain them in:
• Stackable boxes with lids
• Clear jars for pods/tablets
7 Labels That Stick Around
Simple masking tape labels prevent future mess:
Daily Cleaners
Scrub Tools
Extras
Now you’ve got that under-sink space working harder than ever. No more digging—just grab what you need and go!
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