Simple RV Kitchen Storage Solutions to Maximize Space

Hello, my name is Lauren, and I'm going to share with you five simple Storage solutions, to make living In a tiny RV kitchen, a little easier. After moving into the RV full time. I loved it, but I realized that the hardest part for me was the tiny kitchen. I was able to identify a few things that were really bothering me, and come up with a few solutions to make it easier. The first Problem that I identified that needed a solution, was that this counter space just became a drop zone for all kinds of things. We would come in, throw our phones down, chargers, just small things, and it would clutter up the kitchen counter. I was able to find a wire basket that easily attached to the side of the island. It doesn't stick out very far at all. But it's a great space to drop things like phones, keys, devices, chargers, anything like that, so that it doesn't clutter up the counter area. The next problem that I needed a solution for, was cooking with spices. Every time I needed a spice and I was cooking. I had a basket way up high that was overflowing. It was just hard to get to. So I was able to find these little strips of spice holders. You can easily break off. However many you need to fit the inside of your cabinet. Three was the perfect size for the inside of my cabinet. There's a sticker that you can peel off and stick. It also came with tiny little screws that you can screw in to make sure it's not going anywhere. I decided to use the screws and the stickers for mine. Now, when I need a spice, I just pop it out, use it, pop it right back into place. It's a much better solution for spices. One important thing to remember if you do purchase these spice holders, you have to make sure that you can still close your cabinet door. You can see that there's a wooden panel right here. So if I would have put a strip right here, the door wouldn't have closed. So I had to be extra careful when measuring out where I wanted to place the strips, that the spices would not prevent the door from closing. Our Harvey cabinets have a decent amount of space in them, but they're very tall. So that made it a bit challenging. I was stacking things up a lot and made it making it difficult to get things in and out of the cabinets. So I was able to find these really inexpensive but super handy shelves for cabinet space and they're just great. We are able to put soups, peanut butter, smaller things underneath the shelves, and the taller items can sit on top of the shelves. I have at least one or two of these in every single cabinet in our RV. Our RV kitchen only has one drawer. And that drawer is not the easiest to access. It's down in a lower cabinet. So you have to open up the bottom cabinet, bend down, pull out the drawer to access what you need. So I thought that it would be nice to have an easier way to get to the things that we use on a daily basis. We were able to find this cute little contraption at IKEA. It's three little buckets, and a metal pole that you mount to the wall. The first bucket holds all of our silverware. I put a cute little succulent in the second one just to make it a little prettier. And the third one just contains some small kitchen items that I use regularly. I highly recommend utilizing wall space whenever possible. It's a great solution for decluttering countertops, cabinets or drawers. The final storage solution that I want to share with you is this kitchen wrap organizer. I found myself just tossing the boxes of Saran Wrap and foil under the sink. It was hard to find them when I needed them 'cause it was dark under here and it was just a big open space. So this fit my needs perfectly. It easily mounts onto the back of cabinet doors and makes it really easy to find what I need. Thanks so much for watching. And I really hope that some of the store solutions I shared with you, can make living in your RV kitchen a little bit easier.