7 Easy and Clever Small Apartment Kitchen Organization Ideas for Rental Kitchens That Won’t Risk Your Security Deposit – Ready to organize your small rental kitchen AND create more storage space in your tiny apartment kitchen? Below are 7 super simple DIY ways to totally organize a small apartment kitchen – even if you’re on a budget.
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Small Apartment Kitchen Organization Hacks
Let’s take a look at some small kitchen organization ideas & storage hacks that won’t damage your rental house, apartment or condo kitchen.
Apartment kitchens come with two BIG problems:
☑ Apartment kitchens are usually SMALL with very limited storage space, and
☑ There are limited things you can do WITHOUT causing damage and losing your security deposit.
Below are 7 of my favorite NON-permanent storage upgrades for renters who can NOT cause permanent damage to their rental.
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Hang a Cheap Rack on Your Refrigerator
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Use Baskets To Make More Storage Space
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Use a Lazy Susan in Cabinets for Canned Goods
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Use Unusual Items To Create Storage Space
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Use Magnetic Organizers on Your Fridge
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Use a Cheap Tension Rod Under The Sink
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Use Baskets and Bins in Kitchen Cabinets
☑ Related & Helpful:
– How To EASILY Organize Your Pantry in 3 Steps
– How To Organize a Small Kitchen WITHOUT a Pantry
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– Organize Under Your Sink Hacks, Tips & Tricks
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- Small Apartment Kitchen Organization Hacks
- Hang a Cheap Rack on Your Refrigerator
- Use Baskets To Make More Storage Space
- Use a Lazy Susan in Cabinets for Canned Goods
- Use Unusual Items To Create Storage Space
- Use Magnetic Organizers on Your Fridge
- Use a Cheap Tension Rod Under The Sink
- Use Baskets and Bins in Kitchen Cabinets
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