The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

 

[Macarj]

cool idea

 

[Barbara V]

No I prefer the round turntables from Aldi have 2 in fridge 3 in pantry,awesome especially for small jars herbs and condiments

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

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The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

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The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

 

[Suzanne rose]

Yeh NO I think this would take up more room. I have seen these boxes and they are bulky.

I like the small turntables. I gave one for my coffees and drinks and one for my spreads.

Try the step shelves these are good for jars and bottles. I use these in my pantry fro all my sauces

 

[Thecheesequeen]

Whatever works for each of us.

 

[MindyMac]

Not for me. Also feel that the pull-out shelf will collapse.

 

[Gsr]

I have put new unused cat litter trays in my fridge to store everything, jams, cheese, margarine, sliced meat, anything that goes on the shelves under my top shelf where I keep milk, water jugs and a meat tray for fresh meat. These trays fir two per shelf in my fridge, are hard plastic so can be pulled out to find anything you want. No more reaching for the back of the fridge. Easy to keep clean, hold lots of things. I also have plastic containers in most of my cupboards to store my smaller containers, lids, bits and pieces. I don’t have to stretch into any cupboards, I just pull out the containers to find what I need. Have done the same in food cupboards. Makes life so much easier, especially now I am getting older and can’t bend, kneel, squat like I used to do.

 

[Big M]

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

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The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

I knew I never needed it!! Awful!!!

 

[MindyMac]

I have put new unused cat litter trays in my fridge to store everything, jams, cheese, margarine, sliced meat, anything that goes on the shelves under my top shelf where I keep milk, water jugs and a meat tray for fresh meat. These trays fir two per shelf in my fridge, are hard plastic so can be pulled out to find anything you want. No more reaching for the back of the fridge. Easy to keep clean, hold lots of things. I also have plastic containers in most of my cupboards to store my smaller containers, lids, bits and pieces. I don’t have to stretch into any cupboards, I just pull out the containers to find what I need. Have done the same in food cupboards. Makes life so much easier, especially now I am getting older and can’t bend, kneel, squat like I used to do.

Same. I have a few extra cat litter trays 'unused as well' that I got from Kmart for $4 a litter tray and they are great for the fridge, freezer, cupboards. In fact there are a multitude of uses for them and at $4. a tray, they are perfect. Hope they bring back brighter colours as well. They had turquoise colour for a while as well as grey which they always have.

 

[Gsr]

Same. I have a few extra cat litter trays 'unused as well' that I got from Kmart for $4 a litter tray and they are great for the fridge, freezer, cupboards. In fact there are a multitude of uses for them and at $4. a tray, they are perfect. Hope they bring back brighter colours as well. They had turquoise colour for a while as well as grey which they always have.

Most of mine are lovely bright colours, turquoise, purple, blue, green, pink. I’ve had them for quite awhile, they don’t seem to have such a nice range of colours anymore. Most of mine came from the reject shop, they were $2 when I started buying them, about $6 now I think.

 

[Kman]

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

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The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

$15.00

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where meals are prepared, family and friends gather, and memories are made.

However, with so much activity taking place in this busy area, it's no surprise that it can become cluttered and disorganised over time. From overflowing cabinets to messy countertops, an unorganised kitchen can make cooking and entertaining daunting.

Organising the kitchen may seem like a simple task, but it can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start.

But not to worry, many tools are available to help make the process easier.

From drawer dividers to countertop organisers, a variety of products on the market can help maximise your space and keep everything in its place. However, many of these tools come with a hefty price tag, which can be discouraging for those on a budget.

While it may be tempting to splurge on the latest organising gadgets, it's important to remember that you don't need to break the bank to get your kitchen in order.

Look at this savvy homeowner who used an unlikely Kmart item to organise her kitchen.

Her secret? Instead of investing in expensive organisers, she repurposed a simple $15 shoebox as a shelf to neatly store her jars and other items that tend to clutter up the kitchen.

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The savvy homeowner revealed how she repurposed a $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen. Credit: Facebook/Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia.

‘The shoe box is so handy in the fridge for all the small jars that you never see once they are at the back of the shelf,’ the homeowner wrote in a post on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.

The post captured the attention of hundreds of group members, who were stunned by the clever tip.

One user wrote: ‘What a great idea!’

‘What a hack! You just designed my old pantry cabinet,’ another raved.

Others pointed out that you can use the shoe boxes for other organisation needs in the kitchen and outdoors.

One person said: ‘Oh that would be awesome for camping also. Thanks heaps for sharing!’

‘Oh wow! I might try that in my plastic cupboard! I only have one small cupboard for everything,’ another shared.

Others found humour in the setup, pointing out how bizarre yet effective it was.

One user joked: ‘Am I the only one who momentarily wondered why you’d put your shoes in the fridge?’

‘Thinking outside the box,’ another said.

However, not everyone was pleased with the tip, with others claiming that using the ‘more traditional’ Lazy Susan is still better for organising the kitchen.

One comment read: ‘Lazy susans are the best in the fridge for condiments.’

Key Takeaways

• A savvy homeowner repurposed a simple $15 Kmart shoebox to organise her kitchen.
• The idea gained much attention and positive reactions on the Kmart Home Decor & Hacks Australia Facebook group.
• Many users found the shoebox hack useful in the kitchen and for camping and other organisational needs.
• Some users still preferred traditional organising methods, such as the Lazy Susan, for kitchen organisation.

Nevertheless, organising your kitchen doesn't have to be a complicated or expensive task.

With creativity and resourcefulness, you can find practical solutions that work for you and your budget. Whether you opt for affordable DIY solutions or invest in specialised organisers, the key is to find what works best for your space and lifestyle.

With a well-organised kitchen, you'll enjoy cooking and entertaining without the stress of clutter and chaos.

So, why not take a cue from this savvy homeowner and see what unexpected items you can repurpose to create a more functional and organised kitchen?

What are your thoughts on this, folks? Would you try it? Let us know in the comments below!

shoe box = cardboard = won't work in a frodge. $15 for a cardboard box = waste
of money. Thrift shop = plastic containers for a couple of dollars (maybe less). Please think outside the square. You will save a lot more.

 

[Big M]

$15.00

shoe box = cardboard = won't work in a frodge. $15 for a cardboard box = waste
of money. Thrift shop = plastic containers for a couple of dollars (maybe less). Please think outside the square. You will save a lot more.

Not cardboard!!!!!