No matter how hard I try it seems like the cabinet under the kitchen sink always ends up messy. I would love to place the blame on my teenage children living at home. But that would not be entirely fair or honest. This year I decided to set some very realistic and obtainable goals regarding organization. The goal: organize one cupboard/cabinet at a time. Today I accomplished that goal! The best part is how easy this was. It took me a whole 10 minutes to clean out the cabinet, wipe it down, put up the tension rod and then put everything back. I can’t believe how much space it saved! The second half of the goal is to keep it this clean.
Here is my embarrassingly cluttered cabinet before adding the tension rod and hanging up the bottles. Please don’t judge!
I hope it goes this well with each cabinet I plan on attacking throughout the year. Yeah,
This Pin Rocks!
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Brilliantly simple! Luv it and cheep,too. Somewhere in all these blogs and sites, I saw that u can organize ur baking items with tension rods placed in cabinets vertically, also. I might use this horizontal tension rod idea in my shed for all my gardening spray bottles, s hooks for tools, the possibilities are almost endless. Thanks.
You are so welcome! What a great idea using the tension rods to store your baking items vertically. Good luck with organizing your garden shed 🙂
Tracy
I never even thought of hanging those!~! Great idea!
I just love these ideas from Pinterest that really work. I have 2 more cabinets that I’m going to organize the same way!
Great idea! #gonnadoit
So glad to hear it, Betty ann. #gonnalovit!
Hello,
Could you please tell me what “size” tension rod you used? The reason I am asking is because I have bought three now and they all fall down. Your’s looks thicker or bigger around then the ones I bought. Or, tell me where you got your’s and I will order from there, IF you don’t mind.
Thank you,
Kathy