Because that messy pile in your cupboard just isn't working.
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Repurpose CD Racks
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Dollar-store organizers meant for a nearly obsolete collection (aren't your CDs gathering dust?) earn a second life as a handy kitchen helper.
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Stick Up Hooks
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These ever-versatile adhesives pair up to form custom-sized lid holders that fit behind a cabinet door.
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Devote a Dish Rack
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It's the solution that's been staring you in the face the whole time: A dish-drying station (meant for holding many pieces of cookware at once, of course) is just as useful underneath the counter.
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Dedicate a Door
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If you're handy, try building a flat rack into a pantry or closet door. The slim design that lids require won't add much bulk.
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Go Magnetic
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Smaller metal lids can find a home on a magnetic strip just like your knives do. Use it for storage all the time, or hang one near your stove so you always have a spot to set and grab lids while cooking.
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If you've got room, transform an entire drawer into skinny storage with dowels or tension rods. Finally, you'll be able to see and grab all of your lids, sheet pans, and skillets with ease.
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Hang a Towel Bar
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This bathroom staple is a clever addition to a kitchen, and can be hung wherever is most helpful.
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Raise a Rack
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Reclaim never-used space (like the walls of a cupboard) with vertical storage. You can purchase a dedicated pot lid rack that operates like this, but a magazine rack is another clever stand-in.
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