Here's this week's project.
Yeah, that's where I keep my cleaning supplies. I had no idea what all was in there. See the baskets down at the bottom? I tried to make stuff organized in the beginning! The problem was that I didn't keep it up. Stuff just got tossed in there all the time. It just wasn't enough.
There are a TON of things I would like to do under here. The problem is that I can't do all of them because I don't yet have the money to go out and buy stuff to make my kitchen better. I was only going to do this with stuff I already had, right?
Mostly what I did here was throw stuff away. The little spot cleaning machine that no longer works but I was going to get around to fixing (4 years ago) is gone. The carpet cleaner (I have no carpets in my house!), the cleaning supplies that don't work, and the stuff that I can't remember what it is and no longer has a label are all gone. In goes the baskets. I also decided to install these little things that I found at a thrift store years ago that I was going to put in my pantry because I figured I had no space in there...there's plenty of space now, plus I also have pockets where I was going to put the shelves.
These shelves are just wire things (one was supposed to be a spice rack, but that one is covered too!) that go on the doors to hold stuff. They work pretty well for now until I get around to remodeling my kitchen.
Ready to see the results?
Coolest thing I did here: I actually made space in a drawer where I was keeping my cooking wraps (foil, plastic wrap, etc) because I had an extra shelf. I think that's what this shelf thing was designed for anyway. I actually carry one like it in my Clever Container catalog (check it out here) but I think I'm going to save the CC one I have for when I'm organizing my plastic containers. I heard a great tip about using one to hold all the lids.
I used the shelves to hold the stuff that I use all the time. The little spice rack thing was perfect to hold my little extra scrubbies that I'm forever losing in the back.
Like it? I know I can do better, but this is good enough for now.