Whether you live in your own home or in a shared kitchen, this article will help you fight a common enemy: The lack of space . Pots and pans pile up on the shelves, ladles and cutlery abound in every drawer, while lids become a pain in the ass because you never know where or how to put them. Piling them on top of pots can lead to the construction of improbable, unsafe buildings, and consequently, sudden collapses. In short, lids are a real nuisance!
Well, hold on tight: in this article we will help you defeat your space problems by offering you some solutions on How to store pot lids . They're bulky, have annoying knobs, and can't be hung: so how best to store them?
Tidying up the drawers
One of the most basic tips we can give you is to organize your drawers as best as possible. To make more room from limited space, it's essential to first optimize the arrangement of your utensils. Each in its own place, in the correct relationship to the others. Then, you can think about: place racks in which to insert the lids inside the drawers. The alternative is to use a dish drainer and place it in a cabinet equipped with good resistance.
Pots and pans pile up on shelves, ladles and cutlery abound in every drawer, while lids become a pain in the ass because you never know where, or more importantly, how to put them. Piling them on top of pots can lead to the construction of improbable, unsafe structures, and consequently, sudden collapses. In short, lids are a real nuisance!
Arrangement of tools in plain sight
If you don't want to "hide" your lids and want to try to make use of the outdoor space, then look at things from another angle. Make the most of your vertical space with some lid holders , objects created specifically for this purpose. You can place them in strategic points in your kitchen to embellish or simply fill a void. A very creative solution can also be to use hanging rods, like those used for towels.
Reduce utensils: the universal multipurpose lid
The solution we prefer and that we invite you to consider is this: buy one or more Universal multifunctional lids . We're not just telling you this because we sell them, this is absolutely not the reason : this is really the most concrete solution to your problem (by the way, (Have you checked out ours?) There's no point in having a lid for every pot, so do the opposite: get one, two, three universal lids of different sizes that you can use for all your pots and pans.
And voilà, that's all for today from Mario Mugnano's blog!
And remember, greater order also means greater safety. If this is a topic close to your heart, here are 10 tips for kitchen safety: are you paying enough attention?
