Aug 21 2007
Quick Tip: Utilize The Pantry Door
Attach a hanging door shoe bag to the back of the pantry door to organize packets of dried soup, herbs, spices, powder mixes, small bottles, etc. Make sure to use a clear plastic shoe organizer so you can easily see what each pocket contains. I mentioned this tip earlier this year for storing all those “junk drawer breeder” items (see Organizing Tip: Over the Door Shoe Bags), but it just occurred to me that this is a perfect solution for pantries too.
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22 Aug 2007 at 12:51 pm
We use one on the inside of our coat closet door for easy, organized access to mittens, hats, scarves, etc.
21 Apr 2008 at 10:16 am
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03 Jul 2008 at 2:07 pm
We use one for hats, mittens, and scarves too. You can even clothespin damp items to the outside of the plastic ‘bin’ part while they dry out. I haven’t lost a glove in two winters now.
We use a heavy-duty clear one on the back of the door of our home office. It holds all those random electronic tidbits: cell phone cords, backup camera battery, plastic case with the extra SD card, etc etc etc! I hated all that stuff that just accumulated in a messy pile. The shoe bag is perfect. It has to be heavy duty, though. Electronics tend to be hefty.
Nice blog. Thanks for your tips!