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Kitchen Pantry Problems Solved

Last updated on August 20, 2012 by Sozo Staff Leave a Comment

Cluttered, unorganized, and downright chaotic are words that can all accurately describe the inside of one’s kitchen pantry.

A recurring problem is that it seems like you never have enough storage room. There is always too little room for too many supplies. It can truly become overwhelming and messy.

Many home owners do not properly know how to utilize the space inside their pantries. We’re here to help set you straight!

First and foremost, you need to brainstorm a layout plan. Do you want to alphabetize your pantry starting with appetizers and ending with vegetables, or would you rather divide it into breakfast, lunch, and dinner sections? Either way, whichever you prefer is perfectly suitable.

Once you decide which system you want to use, it’s then time to get busy subdividing spices, canned goods, chips, cereals, and pastas. It’s important to keep in mind that boxes will stay together just like cans will stay together. It makes the process much easier to have a game plan before you start tearing all of your products off of the shelves.

As for storing items once they have been organized, you can choose from many different options:

Basket Drawers: Sliding drawers are fantastic to use in pantries because they’re a great space saver. The larger baskets are perfect for the awkward, bulky bags of flour or pasta that you don’t know exactly where to put without taking up too much space. Smaller baskets can be used to for condiments and spices. Don’t forget to put a piece of cardboard or even plywood down to offer a level and stable surface.

Stackable Bins: Bins can really come in handy when finding the best place for every food item. Instead of throwing your bag of potatoes onto the floor, you can put potatoes or even dry beans directly into the drawers. It’s an easy and simple way to just be able to reach inside and pull out what you need! Plus, your pantry will look nicer and cleaner when everything is properly put away.

Shelves and Racks: When dealing with any corner space, the corner is never very usual. But all you have to do is install shelves that fit snugly into the corner. This will help you utilize your valuable space to its maximum capacity.

Pantry owner are always on the nonstop quest to find more space within their pantry. There are numerous methods and means to create this additional space accurately and efficiently. Racks will fit comfortably in multiple places: on the side of the walls, the back of the pantry door, the inside of the cabinet door, or under a shelf. Observe the wide-ranging variety of racks that are available on the market and decide if any of them meet your personal pantry needs.

What if you have no pantry at all? It’s easy enough to create your own by buying a floor model unit or by turning a few of your cabinets into the designated pantry area.

Many items will be competing for your pantry space and luckily you can fit each and every item through wise planning. Keeping a neat and clean pantry is simple, as long as you know which storage containers are available to best serve your pantry.

D.R. Hartman Construction

DRHCI offers residential and commercial remodeling and construction services in the Bethesda, Gaithersburg, and Silver Spring areas in Maryland. For more information, visit their website or call them at 301.926.9000.

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