If you have a small space for pantry or pantry shelves get more from putting across its surface. The highest are perfect for keeping cleaning products away from children and to order the utensils that you use only occasionally. The lower, will serve to store bottles or things of great weight or volume. Remember to renew often stored products and place previously purchased at the front of the shelves. Remember also to use the door for hanging small shelves since they are very convenient to place cans, or cans of canned sauces.

If you have the space, rolling kitchen islands that include one or more drawers are one of my favorite accessories (and cheaper than you think). Besides giving you extra space for food preparation, are ideal for storing tea towels, table cloths or food that requires no refrigeration as onions, garlic and potatoes.

Another accessory that I love are the racks. In addition to practical, are often the most decorative. For small kitchens, I recommend a transparent and not visually overwhelm the star to the bottles.

Finally, do not forget the refrigerator. A good organization can double its capacity. Equip it with dispensers for soda cans, metal baskets that allow you to keep together what you use to make sandwiches or snacks for children and rolling trays for sauces and condiments.

Do you really need three vegetable peelers, all those plastic containers with lids or four mismatched pots the same size?

If you have a small kitchen the first thing I recommend is to get rid of all that do not use. Give it to your friends, give them to your children for their new apartments or share with neighbors of this pair of newlyweds. Can not imagine the amount of extra space which will be available!

Here are several simple ideas and share practices that work!

Let’s start with the cabinets. The secret? To maximize interior space. So get to work surfaces should be kept clean as well as the most practical and easy to clean. At the time of order, grouped in the same housing, whatever you use to perform the same activity. Put together, for example, all the things you use for breakfast, baking utensils, pans and baking molds or dishes, glasses and utensils for the table. You see how easy it is to replace everything in place when you empty the dishwasher.

The lids of the pots are often difficult to keep tidy. Look around your store an option to organize together in a corner of the cabinet or the door.

A good way to gain space in the cabinets is to get rid of all those boxes of cereal. Try putting them in a cereal dispenser that can be filled. In addition to this idea, even children may select their breakfast one of those Saturday mornings that rise at dawn!