This $7 kitchen storage hero will easily organize even the most chaotic cabinet
There's nothing lazy about this household item


Struggling with chaotic kitchen cabinets that you can't seem to organize no matter how hard you try?
Whether you're storing dry and tinned goods, spices, utensils and even pots and pans, kitchen cabinets are often awkward to reach and tricky to maintain. But, what if they didn't have to be?
A Lazy Susan is often touted as one of the best organizational items you can purchase for your space, and there's no exception when it comes to organizing your kitchen cabinets. And, at just over $7 apiece for a Clear Acrylic Lazy Susan available at Amazon, there's no time like the present when it comes to finding a solution that sticks.
This household hero can organize any chaotic kitchen cabinet
All prices were correct at the time of publication.
Made of BPA-free plastic for a crystal clear, sturdy storage solution, these Lazy Susans can be used anywhere around your home, from your bathroom vanity to your kitchen cabinets.
Is there truly anything a Lazy Susan can't do? We certainly don't think so – time and time again they come up as storage products professional organizers can't live without and kitchen organizers that professionals always buy, and for good reason.
Their main advantage? The way they effortlessly get rid of dead space and prevent items slipping to the dark corners and crevices of your cabinets, soon to be long forgotten. For that reason, they're ideal for organizing a small kitchen without a pantry, particularly if you're currently living in a rental property.
Serial organizer Chiana Dickson, content editor on Solved, loves using them in her own home. She explains, 'With an ex-military father, organizing is my forté. In a bid not to waste space in my kitchen, I decided to invest in some Lazy Susans and haven't looked back. Now, my items never get lost and forgotten about in my cabinets, and I can find what I need with ease.
'They also mean I'm able to keep a keen eye on my stock levels, and replace any spices, ingredients, or condiments when necessary.'
The Clear Acrylic Lazy Susans available at Amazon are a great option, and not just because they're so affordable. They're also BPA-free, important when prioritizing making a home less toxic, with a 360 degree rotation and nine inches of space, large enough for eight cans of soda.
You don't just have to use them in your kitchen, either. They're also organizing tools our home editors love in their bathrooms, and are especially great for organizing a bathroom with too much stuff.
Celebs love them too, with Khloé Kardashian using one in her enviably organized and gorgeous pantry.
With so much versatility, it's no surprise that they're kitchen organizing products our editors can't live without. As it turns out, there's really nothing lazy about a Lazy Susan at all.
What to shop
These are our top pick when it comes to an affordable Lazy Susan that's perfect for any space, as they're also quick and easy to clean and you get two here, making them great value for money.
This non-stick, single-tier Lazy Susan is constructed of polystyrene and thermoplastic rubber for durability and strength, and is perfect for use on countertops all around the house.
For taller items, this rotating Lazy Susan with a rimmed edge is ideal, particularly when it comes to organizing makeup and organizing skincare products.
Did you know you can actually organize kitchen cabinets to improve traffic flow? This will allow for efficient, easy access to all items.
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Ottilie joined Homes & Gardens last year, after finishing a Master's in Magazine Journalism at City, University of London. With previous contributions in Livingetc and Motorsport Magazine, she produces content for the Solved section on the website, focusing on clever tips and tricks to keep your home beautiful, organized and clean. She also has a Master's degree in English Literature and History of Art from the University of Edinburgh, where she developed a love for inspiring interiors and architecture.
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