3. In big crocks
Another clever way to organize your kitchen utensils is to keep them in one place. You undoubtedly know what a crock looks like, and many of you may have even used one to organize your kitchen to make it appear less chaotic. But we really want to emphasize that there’s always room for expansion! Choose the largest crocks you can locate to keep a variety of instruments in one container, such as old stoneware pickle crocks.
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4. Silverware divided into more tiers
Are you lucky enough to have some deep drawers in your kitchen hardware? If so, don’t hesitate to use them to your advantage! Place your utensils so that they are easiest to reach or most commonly used at the top. Put all the serving utensils that are only used on special occasions at the rear.
On the other hand, if space allows and you don’t have that many utensils, you can also use drawer dividers. And if it’s possible, buy some transparent ones. They’re simple to clean, easy to organize, and make the contents of the container obvious. To accommodate longer and broader equipment, like a pizza cutter or cooking brush, place a range of sizes in a kitchen drawer. Inserts with a smaller size are suitable for tiny objects like measuring spoons and corkscrews.
I’m curious about the towel bars and bamboo utensils. A picture would have been nice to visualize what you were talking about.