How can I organize my plastic ware

Donate odd-ball sizes. Only keep sets of similar sized lids and containers. You can put a rack in the drawer to hold all lids together. Stack containers.

I stack my containers and use one for the lids.

Here is a good post https://www.refinedroomsllc.com/need-to-free-up-some-kitchen-storage-space-take-control-of-your-plastic-ware/

The first thing I did was purge mine. Based on my real usage and getting rid of anything that was stained or missing lids/bottoms. Then I designated one cabinet. I made a small investment in nesting plastic ware. That was about half of the space. Then I placed least used items on the top shelf to the most used on the bottom.

Another option is to use some type of sorter for the lids and stack the bowls. A dish drainer or pan vertical organizer can be used for the lids.

Got rid of any carry out containers, then placed any containers with lids together, the containers on top and the lids underneath.Really simple.

Hello. I have donated a portion of mine away and purchased nesting plastic ware. Both bins and lids snap compactly together. It solved storage problem completely

10 Clever Ways to Organize Tupperware and Food Storage Containers

1. Stack Lids Vertically in a Plate Rack.
2. Use Book Bins as Dividers.
3. Keep Lids in Check with Tension Rods.
4. Separate Lids and Containers with Drawer Dividers.
5. Use Pegboard to Keep Containers in Place.
6. Store Lids in a Hidden Magazine Rack.
7. Hack a Cereal Box.

Hi Joyce, plastic ware can be a big problem. Hope this helps you organize.

10 Clever Ways to Organize Tupperware and Food Storage Containers

1. Stack Lids Vertically in a Plate Rack.
2. Use Book Bins as Dividers.
3. Keep Lids in Check with Tension Rods.
4. Separate Lids and Containers with Drawer Dividers.
5. Use Pegboard to Keep Containers in Place.
6. Store Lids in a Hidden Magazine Rack.
7. Hack a Cereal Box.

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https://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/kitchen/easy-organizing-trick-21134318

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/kitchen/tupperware-organization-25618087

Here's a few more ideas:

If you know of anyone who has carpentry skills, this type of pull-out drawer can be built to fit in a lower cabinet.

Hi Joyce, scroll through some of these ideas and see if you find something to inspire you:

https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=organize%20kitchen%20containers

Hello Joyce,

Stack them, Put them in boxes, Sort them into types. Best wishes

Hi Joyce, I try to stack mine as much as possible (largest to smallest inside of each other) and then I use a large rectangle container to store all of the lids in. It keeps it organized... I just have to take the time to put it back properly after I wash it LOL

This question comes up a lot. Here's a discussion from a few years ago, with a lot of helpful solutions. https://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/kitchen/q-how-to-organize-tupperware-inside-cabinet-18226043

How about something like this: https://amzn.to/34Sw3cF

I would get a utensils organizer from Target

For longer storage, use rubbermaid or similar containers with snap tight lids. Separate utensils by type, and label each container.

Do you mean Rubbermaid storage containers, for like leftovers? I store them in a fabric bin in a big cabinet under my kitchen counter. That way, they don't tumble all over the place.

Hi,

Stack them in boxes in same type shapes, that's what i do. Easy to get at and store.