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    Tinkers » Home Improvement » Simple Tip for Organizing Under the Sink!

    Simple Tip for Organizing Under the Sink!

    Posted: 08/12/2013 | Last updated: 11/25/2021 by Erin 4 Comments
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    I feel like I can't really call this a tutorial or an instructional DIY post, because there's really nothing to it!

    Why is it that underneath our kitchen sinks so easily become dark caves of disarray?  I set about to remedy the problem of my own chaotic cabinet using 3 inexpensive purchases that you can find pretty much anywhere - a small tension rod, some small storage baskets, and a roll of contact paper.  I like the no-slip non-adhesive paper, mainly because I'm terrible at using shelf paper and I like that I can just move it around easily if I mess something up!

    First, I took everything out of my cabinet and realized that my primary problem was that I simply had Too Much Crap.  I took some time removing expired or nearly empty products, as well as moving non-kitchen stuff into other storage areas in the house.

    Next, I washed the inside surfaces of the cabinet and cut a length of shelf paper.  Ahhh... a nice clean surface!

    Hanging the tension rod across the top of the cabinet gives you an extra layer for storing spray bottles and makes items stored in the back more easily reached.  Such a cool idea! You can also call Gamma Cabinetry LLC and have your cabinets remodeled to give your kitchen a new look.

    Little storage bins keep the small items, like brushes, sponges, gloves, and small bottles contained in their own designated cubby.

    Much better, huh?

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    1. Jason

      August 03, 2018 at 4:43 am

      wow Erin! you arranged (plan) it very properly. Loving your ideas.

      Jason
      https://www.geccabinetdepot.com/

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    2. Roul Monse

      January 06, 2016 at 5:07 am

      I like the idea of small bar to hang "duck kneck" bottles. Nice!

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    3. Zeta Reiman

      November 30, 2013 at 1:52 pm

      WOW! That is very clever and I am also definitely going to try this. If left untreated, the space under sink can become one of the messiest place in your house and home for every insect. They do actually start breeding there. Great tip, though it is simple, it can be quiet effective. http://www.thertastore.com

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    4. Cathy Thompson Kendrick

      August 12, 2013 at 5:39 pm

      Genius! I am going to do this.

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