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12 DIY Small Kitchen Storage Choices for Cheap

Ladies and gentlemen, thanks for coming back today!
Let’s talk about something we all know and love: small kitchens.

You know, those kitchens that make you wonder if you’ve accidentally walked into a dollhouse?
I swear, they’re like the studio apartments of the culinary world.

Now, the first rule of small kitchens is that you can never have enough storage.
It’s like a game of Tetris in there. You have to stack pots and pans in ways that defy the laws of physics.
I’ve gotten so good at it that I’m thinking of adding “Advanced Pot Stacking” to my resume.

And then there’s that one drawer.

You know the one – it’s like a black hole for kitchen utensils.
You’ll find everything there: can openers, potato mashers, and that weird avocado tool you bought on a whim.

If they ever make a movie about my kitchen, they’ll call it “Indiana Jones and the Drawer of Doom.”

I’ve noticed that people with small kitchens become experts in “creative storage.”

I’m talking shoe organizers on the pantry door, magnetic strips for knives, and using the oven to store your baking sheets.
.. just don’t forget to take them out before preheating!

I learned that the hard way when I almost set my kitchen on fire while trying to make a pizza.
The smoke alarm went off, and let me tell you, nothing says “dinner party” like the sweet serenade of a smoke alarm.

You know you have a small kitchen when you must take everything out of the fridge to reach the mustard.

It’s like a game of Jenga, where one wrong move could send leftovers tumbling to the floor.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve caught more Tupperware containers than I have baseballs in my entire life.

Entertaining in a small kitchen is always an adventure.

You’ve got friends huddled around the one square foot of counter space, trying to chop veggies without losing a finger. And don’t even think about using the microwave – that’s valuable real estate for the wine glasses.

Cooking in a cluttered kitchen is like an episode of “Chopped.”
You’ve got 30 minutes to prepare a gourmet meal, but first, you must find the ingredients, a cutting board, and a place to cook.

It’s amazing what you can create when you’re under pressure and balancing a pot on your lap.

Oh, and let’s talk about the mysterious world of Tupperware lids.
Where do they go?

It’s like they disappear into a parallel universe, never to be seen again.
I swear, one day, I’m going to open a closet, and there’ll be a mountain of lids just waiting to avalanche.

Despite the chaos, something is charming about owning and managing a small kitchen.

It’s like a rite of passage, a test of your culinary and organizational skills.

And hey, if you can cook a five-course meal in a kitchen the size of a broom closet, you can do anything!

So, here’s to all the small kitchen warriors out there – the masters of cramped spaces and cluttered countertops. May your storage solutions be creative and your Tupperware lids forever be found.

Next, let’s take a look at the following choices you can take to win your next or current small kitchen organization game.

I hope you’ll find it useful.

Cheers!


12 DIY Small Kitchen Storage Poster

If you spend a lot of time in the kitchen, you know how quickly things can get cluttered. It’s all too common to see overflowing utensil drawers and stacks of dishes teetering precariously on the counter.

But don’t worry; there’s good news! We’ve got not just one but twelve solutions to help you manage all your kitchen essentials, from utensils and tools to appliances and equipment. And the best part? These options won’t break the bank!

So let’s dive into the first item on our list of twelve DIY small kitchen storage choices for cheap! As always, Simphome has got you covered with the latest and greatest tips for organizing your kitchen.

12 Cheap DIY Small Kitchen Storage Choices Video

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