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3 More Easy DIY Kitchen Organization Projects for ultimate kitchen storage

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These DIY kitchen organization ideas can give you some great home storage in your kitchen cabinets. Under the sink storage is always a mess and building pull out trays helps keep everything organized. Cookie sheet and cutting board storage can be difficult, but adding sliding dividers and adjustable shelving is great for keeping things tidy. And tupperware storage is always a concern. Having pegboard plastic container storage makes for some easy kitchen storage configurations to fit whatever you need it to.

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[Cynyr]

Can you do a follow up on this showing us how to get everyone else to put the tupperware back in the correct spots?

[fatguyinalittleshop]

Hahaha...I love how you think dividing the Tupperware cabinet will keep them organized. I used to be optimistic too!

[Bg-xkuw]

That under the sink storage unit, I'm thinking that is going to make plumbing repairs really complicated later. I've had to fix/replace drains and hoses too many times. Also, sometimes you need to inspect to be sure nothing has sprung a drip or two. I'd make the back of that mostly open for easier viewing and access later. You don't need a solid piece all the way across you could do it with two 2inch pieces top and bottom and still be sufficiently sturdy.

[Millasoaps]

I love this! My husband would love this type of organization. I have so many projects that I want to do, but no time! I can dream.

[mathewanderson]

Cool projects. Be sure you have lots of confidence in your plumbing under the sink if you choose to box off the visual to the fittings/floor. I'm more a fan of the right side with slide out drawers.

[mregister]

"A place for everything and everything in it's place" was an often repeated saying of my very organized Grandmother. Hearing it brings back fond memories of her. 💓

[cindihinrichs]

what a beautiful shop! It never hurts to have all the tools you need and the space to do it.

[ashramjathan]

I was surprised to see that your channel had less than 1 million subscribers. Your Videos have given me hours of both entertainment and Education. I hope that this channel gets the recognition it deserves.

[BiggMo]

When I did mine a few years ago, I took the added step of rotating the disposal and re-routing the pipes to increase usable space under the sink. Some plumbers installation is based on their convenience and not on avoiding wasting space.

[aytviewer]

I have to say that under sink arrangement is pure awesomeness!

[ericshultz]

I just wanted to say that I had an original particle board drawer in my kitchen that broke for the third time and regluing it or brackets would not keep it together any more. So I built a drawer out of plywood. I took careful measurements off the old drawer, used the original glides, AND IT WAS PERFECT! Slid in like it was greased.

So doing these kinds of things is not out of the reach of someone with very, very basic skills.

[chrisl]

Brad, you're the man! I have learned so much from you. I will definitely be doing this for my wife. She will love it! Keep up the good work!

[davidshamah]

i made that same cabinet divider for my cooking trays from the handyman magazine. i just finished it yesterday!
it was such a great idea

[okkrom]

Great projects, fun to watch and very well done.
However I must give you a heads up;
On mobile it was 8 ads I had to wach, interrupting me at various points the middle of the video.
I find myself only alloting youtube 1/5 of the time I spent on it before as I now only watch on desktop with an adblock.

[Robert-kxfs]

You are an excellent communicator. Not a single “what I’m going to do next” statements. Thank you for the video.

[vignesham]

This is the most useful kitchen storage DIY videos. I need to do this too. But without a table saw.

[keeper]

OMG. Every one of those projects would be valuable in a tiny home.

[mikeelek]

By the way, this was a brilliant project. I just did the same, using scrap for everything, although I did have to buy the rails. A few weeks ago, someone threw out the slats from their bed. I used those for the frames. My wife loves the results.

This is a stopgap, because I'm going to build all new cabinets over the winter and then redo the kitchen top to bottom next spring/summer. Your channel has been great for ideas and instruction.

[tiloalo]

Space saver siphon would have been a good start to have much more room.
Thanks for sharing