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12 Kitchen Divider Projects

To Help You Finally Get Rid of That Questionable Tupperware (From Your Sight)

Hey, what’s up, everyone?

It’s Simpson here, and today we’re talking about small kitchen dividers and how to organize your cluttered kitchen.

Now, as someone who has lived in many small apartments with tiny kitchens, I know firsthand how frustrating it can be to have limited counter space and nowhere to put all of your utensils and cooking tools.

So, let’s start with the new divider project.

Adding dividers to your kitchen drawers and cabinets can be a game-changer. Not only will it help you keep your items more organized, but it can also make it easier to find what you need when you need it.

Now, if you love a good DIY project, you can easily create your own dividers with just a few tools and some wood. But, if you’re on a budget or renting your space, you might not want to invest in a full-blown kitchen renovation.

In that case, I suggest looking for affordable divider options that are affordable to acquire. For example, you can find everything from cheap plastic dividers to customizable drawer organizers online, and they can be easily installed without any major construction work.

But what if you’re renting and don’t want to make any permanent changes to your kitchen? Well, fear not, my friends!

There are still plenty of ways to organize your small kitchen without making any permanent changes. One option is investing in portable organizers, like a rolling cart or a hanging rack, that you can move around as needed.

You can also use adhesive hooks and clips to hang your utensils and cooking tools on the wall, freeing up valuable counter and drawer space.

And speaking of cluttered kitchens, let’s talk about kitchen organization in general. It’s incredible how quickly a kitchen can become a mess when you’re cooking and prepping meals. But there are a few tricks that can help you keep your kitchen clutter-free and functional.

Firstly, declutter your kitchen regularly.

This means getting rid of any items that you no longer need or use. I know it can be tough to let go of kitchen gadgets and appliances, but if they’re just taking up space and collecting dust, it’s time to say goodbye.

Next, assign a specific spot for everything in your kitchen.

This might sound like a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised at how much time and energy you can save by having a designated spot for your cutting boards, spices, and cooking tools.

Another helpful tip is to make use of vertical space in your kitchen.

This means hanging your pots and pans from a rack or storing your plates and bowls on a shelf instead of in a cabinet. Not only will this help you save space, but it can also add some visual interest to your kitchen decor.

And finally, invest in some good quality storage containers.

I can’t stress this enough – having a set of airtight containers for your dry goods and leftovers can make a huge difference in how organized your kitchen feels.

Plus, it can help you save money by reducing food waste and keeping your ingredients fresh for longer.

Oh, and before I scroll deeper, I want to share a personal anecdote about my own kitchen organization struggles.

When I first moved into my current apartment, the kitchen was a disaster. There was no counter space, the cabinets were overflowing, and there was no room to store anything. I was tempted just to give up and order takeout every night, but I knew I had to make it work.

So, I invested in some inexpensive dividers and organizers and spent a weekend decluttering and reorganizing my kitchen. It was a lot of work, but the end result was totally worth it. Now, I actually enjoy cooking in my kitchen, and everything has its own designated spot.

Of course, I still have days where I’m feeling lazy and leave dishes in the sink or forget to put things away. But, with a little bit of effort and some smart storage solutions, it’s easy to keep my kitchen clutter-free and functional.

And one last thing – don’t forget to have fun with your kitchen organization! It doesn’t have to be a tedious task. You can make it a fun project by getting creative with your storage solutions and adding personality to your space.

For example, hang up some cute and colorful dish towels or add a funky rug to your kitchen floor. Or, you could create a DIY chalkboard wall to write down your grocery list or recipe ideas. The possibilities are endless!

So, embrace the challenge of organizing your small kitchen and make it into a project you can be proud of. And who knows, maybe your newfound organizational skills will even inspire you to become a master chef in the kitchen.

Speaking about challenges,

Written by Simpson

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