Declutter Your Kitchen and Pantry Shelves: Save Money and Simplify Your Life

Is your kitchen a cluttered mess? Do you have trouble finding what you need in your pantry? If so, it's time to declutter your kitchen and pantry shelves.

Organizing Your Kitchen with SORT and Succeed: Five Simple Steps to Declutter Your Kitchen and Pantry Shelves, Save Money and Clean Your Kitchen Countertops ... Succeed Organizing Solutions Series Book 2)

by Darla L DeMorrow

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Language	:	English
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Decluttering your kitchen and pantry shelves can save you money and simplify your life. Here are five simple steps to get started:

1. Sort Through Your Items

The first step to decluttering your kitchen and pantry shelves is to sort through your items. Take everything off the shelves and sort it into three piles: keep, donate, and trash.

• Keep: Keep items that you use regularly and that are in good condition.
• Donate: Donate items that you don't use anymore but are still in good condition.
• Trash: Throw away any items that are damaged or that you don't use anymore.

2. Organize Your Items

Once you've sorted through your items, it's time to organize them. The best way to organize your kitchen and pantry shelves is to group similar items together.

• Spices: Store spices in a spice rack or drawer. Group spices together by type, such as herbs, spices, and blends.
• Canned goods: Store canned goods in a pantry or cupboard. Group canned goods together by type, such as fruits, vegetables, and soups.
• Dry goods: Store dry goods in airtight containers. Group dry goods together by type, such as pasta, rice, and cereal.
• Other items: Store other items, such as pots, pans, and dishes, in cabinets or drawers. Group similar items together, such as cookware, bakeware, and silverware.

3. Label Your Shelves

Once you've organized your items, it's a good idea to label your shelves. This will help you keep your kitchen and pantry organized and make it easier to find what you need.

You can label your shelves with masking tape, chalkboard labels, or printable labels. Be sure to write the name of the category on the label, such as "Spices" or "Canned Goods".

4. Clean Your Shelves

Once you've organized your shelves, it's important to clean them. This will help keep your kitchen and pantry clean and free of pests.

To clean your shelves, simply wipe them down with a damp cloth. You can also use a mild cleaning solution, such as vinegar and water.

5. Maintain Your Shelves

The key to keeping your kitchen and pantry shelves organized is to maintain them. Here are a few tips:

• Put things away immediately: After you use something, put it away immediately. This will help prevent clutter from building up.
• Clean your shelves regularly: Wipe down your shelves with a damp cloth regularly to keep them clean and free of pests.
• Declutter your shelves regularly: Go through your shelves regularly and get rid of anything you don't use anymore. This will help keep your shelves organized and clutter-free.

By following these five simple steps, you can declutter your kitchen and pantry shelves, save money, and simplify your life.

Organizing Your Kitchen with SORT and Succeed: Five Simple Steps to Declutter Your Kitchen and Pantry Shelves, Save Money and Clean Your Kitchen Countertops ... Succeed Organizing Solutions Series Book 2)

by Darla L DeMorrow

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	12251 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Print length	:	89 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE