18. Get rid of unused items and invest in multi-functional tools.
Getting rid of something you don't use daily is one of the most obvious ways to make more room in your kitchen. Even if you use them every couple of months, you can hold your investment parts like a standing mixer or a rice cooker. However, you've probably bought a lot of tools because you saw them on TV, got them as a present, or mistakenly bought more than one. The only reason you can keep multiple things is if you believe your children would destroy them. If not, donate them to a nearby thrift store or discard them.
It's okay if one of your products breaks in the future and you have to repurchase the same item. It's much safer, in my view, to have a tidy and ordered kitchen and pay $2 later than to live with constant frustration and disorganization. Another excellent suggestion is to purchase a multi-purpose product. You will reduce the number of products you hold by buying kitchen tools that serve several purposes. For example, The Always Pan, which can be used as a frying pan, saucepan, steamer, spoon rest, and more, is a ubiquitous product on the market right now. Customers say that after purchasing this pan, they were able to remove several items from their refrigerator.
