One mother has discovered a way to massively declutter her kitchen and all it took was a $1.80 purchase from Bunnings.
If you’re like many other homes and have a coffee machine that takes pods, you’ll understand the struggle that entails keeping the pesky little things in an easily accessible space without causing clutter.
A NSW mum, Gina, told Kidspot: ‘I’ve tried lots of different ways of storing Nespresso pods – jars, boxes, you name it.
‘Every time my husband comes home from the shop, he has bought new flavours to try and it drives me mad because I have to re-organise my storage all over again.’
That was until she discovered this genius Bunnings hack!
‘When I saw this idea on the Facebook group ‘Mums Who Organise’, I was so excited,’ Gina explains.
Taking a piece of PVC plastic, Gina has solved her clutter mess for good!
She explains, ‘It was so easy. It cost me $1.80 for the piece of PVC plastic at 2.4 metres in length.
‘I then cut it to 30 centimetre lengths with a sharp knife and stuck them to the underside of my kitchen cupboards with double-sided sticky foam that I bought in a craft shop for about $2.’
Gina continues, ‘The kitchen looks so uncluttered it has cleared up my bench surfaces. Next time my husband comes home from the Nespresso shop with new varieties all I will need to do is stick a few more lengths of PVC and I will have unlimited capsule storage.
‘The only skill involved was getting the gap wide enough to slide the capsule in without it being so loose that it would fall out.’
This article originally appeared on New Idea.
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