Appliance parts can be a mess in your kitchen. Instead of letting them pile up, you can organize them into useful storage solutions. We’ll show you five ways to keep your appliance parts organized and easy to find:

Hang a Pegboard

Pegboards are great for storing small items, like utensils and kitchen gadgets. They’re also easy to install and clean up, so you can keep your Kitchen Remodeling Costa Mesa always looking neat and tidy!

Use the Cabinets

• Use the cabinets. The cabinet above your stove has plenty of room to store small appliances such as mixers and blenders, while other cabinets can be used to house pots and pans. If you have an extra baking sheet or two, they’re perfect for hanging in a cupboard near your oven (just make sure not to block any airflow).

Install Over-the-Sink Shelves

If you have the space, consider installing an over-the-sink shelf. This can be a great place to store small appliances, cups and glasses. You can also use it for storing cleaning supplies like dish soap or dishwasher detergent! If you don’t have any cabinets above your sink (or if there aren’t enough), install two shelves on both sides of the sink so that there is room for everything in between them.

You can store all your appliance parts in the kitchen with these ideas.

The first step to organizing your appliance parts is to use the space that you have available. If you don’t have a lot of cabinet space, look for a place where you can store appliances and their accessories together. For example, if your microwave is on one side of the Kitchen Remodeling Chino Hills and the dishwasher is on another side, consider storing both items together in an open cabinet between them so they’re easily accessible whenever needed. This will keep everything organized without taking up too much room or becoming messy with clutter.

Lazy Susans are great for storing small items like utensils or spices because they allow easy access while keeping everything neat at the same time! You can install these in any existing cabinet near your stovetop or cooktop as well as above cabinets where they won’t get knocked over when opening/closing doors (if possible). They’re also great because they don’t require any drilling into walls which means no mess left behind after removing them later down road! Plus, there’s no assembly required – just take out box & put away contents inside according to whatever needs done next time around!

Conclusion

We hope you’ve found this article helpful for organizing your kitchen. If you’ve got any other great ideas, we’d love to hear them! Find out more at Mr. Cabinet Care.

Seth Erhart