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Experts share tips on maximizing storage space, whether it's in the kitchen or bath By Anna Kocharian If the cabinet under ...

There are several ways to organize cabinet space to make it more efficient, but this new organizer from IKEA is designed specifically to go under your sink and transform that cluttered spot of ...

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The space under the bathroom sink is prime storage real estate, but all too often it turns into a jumbled mess of cleaning products and grooming tools because of the odd configuration of the space.

The area under a sink is hardly aesthetic at the best of times. Often dark and a little damp, toss a load of cleaning products in, and it’s impossible to keep neat. That is why so many people are ...

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We can probably all agree that an organized and decluttered home is essential for maintaining a smooth daily routine, not to mention keeping our sanity intact! But with so many different areas of the ...

If there’s one spot that looks like a disaster zone in most homes, it’s the cabinet under the kitchen stink. As the storage space to cleaning supplies, plastic bags, trash cans and more, it’s easy for ...

It's a small but clever hack: Taking an $8 Snalis storage bin, about $8 at IKEA, and utility-knifing it into a litter box that fits snugly under your sink. IKEA Hacker reader Stacy didn't quite know ...