A cluttered kitchen can become a major problem for you when you are trying to cook. You will find it difficult to walk and it will be an utter mess. And a messy kitchen is not just an eyesore, but increases health and safety risk as well.

That’s where having an organised kitchen helps make your life easier especially if you’re a foodie or a working mom. This is where you prepare and cook your  food. With the right tools, you can make the whole cooking process less painful.

Here is a guide to what you can do to create an organised your kitchen, one of the most important rooms in your house.

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1. Keep your countertops clear

They say, well begun is half done. So, start with your benchtop as this is the first thing you would notice in a kitchen. This means taking the time to wipe them down after each use and putting away any items that are not in use. When your countertops are cluttered, it makes it much more difficult to find what you need and can make cooking and cleaning much more difficult. In addition, a cluttered countertop can also be a safety hazard, as it increases the risk of tripping and falling.

2. Put away all small appliances when you’re done using them

This goes in hand with the first point of keeping the bench clear and uncluttered. Small appliances can be a tripping hazard if they are left out on the countertops with a wire dangling on the floor. While helping prevent accidents, it helps to keep the kitchen organized and tidy. When all the small appliances are put away in their proper place, it is easier to find what you need when you need it. Finally, putting away small appliances after use helps to prolong their lifespan. appliances that are constantly left out in the open are more likely to get damaged or dirty and will need to be replaced sooner than those that are stored properly.

3. Keep your cabinets organized.

Every room in a house should be functional and kitchen is no exception. If you want to ease up your life, make sure everything has a place. Put items that are used together in the same cabinet. For example, keep all of your baking supplies together or all of your Tupperware in the same cabinet. This will help you to find what you need quickly and efficiently.

4. Use drawer dividers to keep your utensils and other items organized.

5. Keep your pantry organized.

6. Use shelves to organize your spices and other ingredients.

7. Hang pots and pans on a pot rack.

8. Keep your Tupperware organized.

9. Use hooks to hang up towels and other items.

10. Get a dishwasher to help with the clean up.

If I have to sum up organization in one sentence, I would say “A place for everything and everything in its place.”

I rest my case.