| You are here: | About>Home & Garden>Housewares / Appliances> Storage & Organization> Step 1 to An Organized Kitchen - The Gadget Drawer |
![]() | Housewares / Appliances |
Compare PricesRelated ResourcesSafe Knife StorageGadget Exchange GameStorage & Organization Other HousewaresStep 1 to An Organized Kitchen - The Gadget DrawerKeeping the kitchen organized helps us to be more efficient - we can easily locate what we need at a moment's notice, put into use time-saving gadgets we forgot we had, and reduce the gadget clutter that so easily accumulates. Gadget drawers just seem to evolve from the need to store what doesn't fit in the cutlery drawer, and that can include such items as egg slicers, spatulas, ice cream scoops, cookie cutters, measuring cups and spoons, specialty gadgets, pastry cutters and several spatulas and turners - just to name a few. Here are steps to restructure and better organize all these utensils. Relocate Sharp Knives & Tools Sharp objects do not belong in a congested gadget drawer. Reduce the risk of injury, by safely storing knives, and other sharp kitchen tools in their own storage units. Use Tool Holders Consider putting spatulas, turners, flippers, and other everyday use items in a tool holder on the counter. There are many tool holders available on the market to suit every decor. Even the base of a stable canister that is not in use, can function as a tool holder. There are also holders that can be attached to the wall to save counter space. Group & Relocate Specialty Items to Small Storage Bins Items that are seasonal or meet a special need should be relocated to a small labelled clear plastic bin, or small plastic drawer unit, that can be stored in a pantry or closet, and which can be easily accessed when required.
More Steps to an Organized Kitchen Compare PricesRelated ResourcesSafe Knife StorageGadget Exchange GameStorage & Organization Other Housewares |
|
All Topics | Email Article | | | ![]() |
| Advertising Info | News & Events | Work at About | SiteMap | Reprints | Help | Our Story | Be a Guide |
| User Agreement | Ethics Policy | Patent Info. | Privacy Policy | ©2008 About, Inc., A part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved. |


