Kitchen Sink Organization

Struggling with a messy space under your kitchen sink? These easy under-sink organization ideas will help you maximize space, hide plumbing, and create a clean, functional storage system using simple bins, pull-out drawers, and budget-friendly organizers.
Today is all about organization under the kitchen sink on a huge budget.  Organization does not have to be difficult, nor does it have to be expensive, thanks to the dollar store. 

 I store only items that will be used in the kitchen. I do this for a few reasons. The garbage disposal and pipes make it pretty difficult to store too much.
I want to see what is down there so we can prevent another disaster from happening. And let’s be honest, if I store one item that isn’t related to keeping the kitchen clean, then it becomes a place to store a bunch of crap. (story of my life)

Remove everything from under the sink and discard anything that doesn’t belong in the kitchen.
Give the cabinet a thorough cleaning.
Add a shelf liner for protection and grip (Dollar Tree has great affordable options).
Group similar items together and place them into containers.

Store large items that you don’t pull out too often in the very back.

Place stackable bins along the sides of the cabinet for easy-access storage. They’re perfect for holding sponges, detergent, and cleaning sprays.

I keep my taller bristle brushes in large glass mason jars, and store smaller miscellaneous items in compartment bins so everything stays neat and easy to find.

That’s it, and it only took about an hour!

If you don’t have a dollar store near you, below is a list of supplies you can purchase online. (affiliate links)

Supplies

Plastic Storage Baskets
Stacking Bins
Non-Slip Utility Liner
Mason Jar

By ditching harsh chemicals, I’m able to keep only the bare minimum under my sink. I’ll be sharing all of my natural cleaning recipes and tips soon! In the meantime, you can find more of my cleaning tips below. Thanks for stopping by and happy organizing!