1. Use paper clips and clothespins to store chips.
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2. Or, keep chip bags closed and out of the way with pants hangers.

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3. Use under-shelf storage for bread.

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Buy one of these babies for about $12 on Amazon.
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4. Store canned foods in a magazine holder.

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5. Or, recycle soda can boxes to store canned foods.

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6. Mesh magazine holders are good for storing onions and potatoes.

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7. Or, use mesh laundry bags to store potatoes and onions.

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Get a pack of 3 for $8 on Amazon.
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8. Get rid of bulky cereal boxes and use clothespins to label and close just the bags.
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9. Magazine holders are also good for keeping spaghetti boxes organized.

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10. Use an over-the-door shoe organizer to store snacks.

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11. Store K-Cups in an egg carton.

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12. Install spinning tables or lazy Susans.

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A 14-inch lazy Susan will run you about $18 on Amazon.
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13. Sort and store by food category.

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14. Attach sink caddies to pantry walls.
Sink caddies like these are about $6 each on Amazon.
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15. Pin zip and garbage bag boxes to the wall to save shelf space.

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16. Use Dollar Tree containers.

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17. Keep a snack station for kids’ lunches.
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18. Use tiered shelving.

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Amazon’s best-selling tiered shelf organizer is only $8.
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19. Attach a grocery list and a weekly menu on the door.

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