While trying to come up with a solution, I cleared out the gadgets that I rarely use. I didn't throw them out (cause you never know when you may need them), just took them out of the drawer and put them into a storage basket that I have in the kitchen.
With the gadgets I had left, I used the "cardboard method" of make a divider. And lined each area with non-skid cupboard liner.
Then one day, I took a loaf cake out of the freezer that my host-sister gave us. The cake was packed inside of this wooden "tin" made by Panibois.
Apparently with a loaf paper, you can bake in these, neat!
Not wanting to throw it out, I washed it and re-used it in my gadget drawer.
p.s. the loaf cake was a citron cake, very good. (thank you!)
You should see our gadget drawer. . . cannot find nothing.
ReplyDeleteJalna, I bet you Wendell can find stuff in there :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I am the same with my gadget drawer. I can never find anything when I need it. That is a great idea and smart on recycling!!
ReplyDeleteHey Kat - You sure are organized! And good at recycling too!
ReplyDeleteThanks J-A :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirk, I try to recycle whenever I can :)
Take care you two.
Kat
I love your de-cluttering ideas, especially re-purposing everyday items!
ReplyDeleteThanks Manju, with the size of my kitchen as small as it is, gotta be as neat as possible. :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I need to have you over to help me organize my drawers. ;-) Yours are so clean.
ReplyDeletethanks Deb in Hawaii :) I only have 2 drawers so I think it is easier to keep cleaner than most kitchens!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat