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    24 Things To Get The Most Space Out Of Your Kitchen Cabinets, Counters, And Tabletops

    Give all those food container lids, pots and pans, spice jars, and utensils a proper new home (in your home) while cutting down on all that kitchen clutter.

    1. An expandable under-sink organizer with removable shelving pieces to accommodate any pipes while making the most out of all the vertical dead space.

    A white, plastic two-tier under-sink organizer

    2. A freezer- and microwave-safe, 12-piece set of nesting food storage containers, because someone finally figured out the most efficient way to store lids with their respective receptacles. Plus they're plenty colorful too!

    3. A freestanding kitchen cabinet pan holder that can go vertical (five pans) or horizontal (four pans) while significantly cutting down on all that heavy metal noise you previously made trying to dig one out for breakfast.

    Split image of pans stacked both vertically and horizontally in a black metal organizer

    4. A BPA-free and shatter-resistant three-drawer storage station for filing away tea, coffee, or sugar packets that offers much more in terms of presentation than the box said packets came in.

    A clear plastic three drawer organizer filled with tea packets

    5. A revolving, 20-jar spice rack tower organizer (with free spice refills for five years) to keep your saffron and sage front and center and easily organized rather than awkwardly taking up space in a cabinet.

    Mirrored spinning rack filled with spice jars with labeled black lids

    6. A food container lid organizer for mitigating the mess of that one plastic-filled drawer and hopefully reuniting missing lids with containers (and saving some money from having to replace them all the time).

    Before and after image of reviewer's messy drawer full of lids now completely organized

    7. A cotton hanging storage pod for any kitchen knickknackery that never quite seems to have the proper home but is used often enough that you'd still like some easy access.

    Two patterned fabric storage pods hanging from kitchen hooks

    8. A water-resistant, expandable, bamboo, utensil drawer organizer that'll make the most of whatever space you need to fit as much cutlery, flatware, and silverware as possible.

    Bamboo utensil organizer partially expanded

    9. A four-pack of shatter-resistant plastic stackable food storage bins for all those food items that present a bit of a challenge to stack and store (especially things that don't come in a box).

    Two clear plastic food storage bins stacked on top of each other

    10. A mounted kitchen wrap organizer rack, because precious cabinet or drawer space should not be wasted on the likes of wax paper, cling wrap, or tin foil.

    A white wire rack attached to the inside of a cabinet door with wrap containers inside

    11. A two-tier, corner shelf counter and cabinet organizer, which works just as well inside as cabinet as it does on a countertop while allowing easy access to dishes and bowls.

    A platinum corner dish and bowl organizer with wire-framed shelves

    12. An easy-to-install, stainless-steel magnetic knife strip to knock the block off countertops while making a (very sharp) point about using wall space for storage.

    Reviewer's photo of knife magnet attached to kitchen wall

    13. A four-tier, home organizer rack on wheels so you'll be able to make the most out of any narrow space created by an awkwardly designed kitchen.

    Off-white plastic shelves wedged between a refrigerator and a counterspace

    14. An expandable and stackable kitchen cabinet and counter shelf organizer that turns any shelf or freestanding space into two shelves for storing all those smaller items that don't really stack well.

    15. A rust-proof, stainless-steel Simplehuman sink caddy for keeping sponges and scrubbers off the countertops while allowing them to dry more quickly.

    Sink caddy attached to the side of a sink with brushes and sponge inside

    16. A pot and pan rack and wall shelf with 10 hooks for holding up to 40 pounds of pots and pans. Also offers two options for installation.

    17. A kitchen drawer organizer cutlery tray that's perhaps the most ingenious method for efficiently storing and retrieving utensils that we've ever seen. Genius design!

    Model's fingers removing a fork from a neat stack of utensils in a gray plastic utensil organizer with five sections for knives, spoons, and more

    18. An under-cabinet wineglass holder, because stemware always takes up too much space and gets dusty when stored upright. Also serves as a great reminder that you should pick up some wine.

    Metal wire frame holding upside wine glasses

    19. A fruit basket bowl with banana tree hanger that puts nature's candy on display and serves as a reminder that "you better eat these before they spoil." Otherwise, it's banana bread for you!

    A chrome finish fruit basket filled with oranges and apples with bananas hanging  above

    20. A pack of eight neodymium magnet swiveling swing hooks which can hold up to 20 pounds each when hung from the fridge (60 pounds when hung under a flat surface). Works just as well for heavy pots as it does for light utensils.

    Eight silver magnetic hooks attached to a refrigerator holding utensils

    21. A stainless-steel roll-up dish-drying rack to clear up the counter and make the most out of the empty space above the sink while prepping food for dinner and cleaning dishware afterward.

    22. A stainless finish wall plate for magnetic spice jars or magnetic hooks that make the most out of the backsplash. (Note: jars not included).

    Hexagonal spice jars attached to a magnetic wall-mounted metal plate

    23. An adhesive wall-mounted paper towel holder, because a single-use object (a paper towel holder) for a single-use item (paper towels) is just such an amazing waste. A towel holder brings more to the table when it's actually a shelf.

    Aluminum paper towel holder with small shelf mounted to wall

    24. A plastic bag/grocery bag holder, so you don't have to look at a mounting pile of plastic. You'll be shocked at how many bags you can actually squeeze in there.

    Light blue, navy, and yellow bag holders hanging from hooks on a door

    Unless this is the type of issue you're currently dealing with, any of these items can bring next-level cleanliness and organization to your kitchen.

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