Reddit reviews Spectrum Diversified Euro Kitchen Organizer for Plates, Cutting Boards Bakeware, Cooling, Pots & Pans, Serving Trays, Reusable Containers, and Lids Holder Rack, Satin Nickel
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ORGANIZE YOUR CABINETS: Keep your cabinets orderly by securing dishes, bakeware, pots, pans, and lids in the organizer. The cookware and dish rack will keep items neat within the cabinet or on the countertop, and the rungs separate the items to make it easy to grab the skillet or lid that you need without disrupting the stack.STYLISH ORGANIZATION: 9 vertical rungs create 8 storage spaces for your kitchen dishes. The sleek, geometric design and modern finish add style to your kitchen organization system. Extend your kitchen décor into your cabinets, or display your decorative dishware on countertops for a unique touch.VERTICAL STORAGE: Save space in cabinets by utilizing vertical storage space. Stand the organizer up on the short end, and stack pots, pans, lids, muffin tins, cake pans, cookie sheets, and more. Make it easy to grab what you need to make dinner or whip up a batch of cookies without moving stacks of baking sheets or pots.EASY CARE: To clean, wipe down with damp cloth and towel dry. Wipe down as needed to remove dirt buildup from the sturdy steel.DIMENSIONS: 4.5" L X 13.5" W X 4.25" H; 2" between rungs.
I first went through and tossed anything that didn't have a matching bottom/top and anything where the seal was less than ideal.
I stacked up all the bowls as best as I could, kind of nesting them inside of each other.
Then I organized the lids in the same order, but I used a pot lid holder like this to store them.
We use dish racks with cables ties and friction tape on top of the counters. Sounds cheesy as hell, but it works really well. Teachers that did have cabinets or carts asked for them to be remove and the dish racks installed. Security has not been an issue.
As long as you have 30 or less, power shouldn't be an issue. If you're plugging 60+ into a wall outlet, you'll pop circuits. Some carts have ways to mitigate this by cycling power on and off to 10 or so at a time.
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