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These are in-depth articles that may help you discover your true needs. We beleive that the secret to organizing your kitchen is in discovering your lifestyle.
Do you need help with organizing your kitchen? OVIS has some great resources that can help.

These are in-depth articles that may help you discover your true needs. We beleive that the secret to organizing your kitchen is in discovering your lifestyle.

No one product can magically make you more organized, you have to take a holistic approach and delve deeply into how you use your kitchen. Once you discover how you use your kitchen, the organization, and kitchen organizers needed to accomplish your goals will become more obvious.
 
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6 Steps to Organizing Your Kitchen
From fun summer barbecues to a hearty holiday feast, nothing brings my family together faster than a tasty meal. With everyone’s busy lives, nothing gets in the way of family gatherings more than a poorly thought out and designed kitchen. Hopefully you’re reading this article because you’re ready to solve the problem of a hard to use kitchen. Let me start by saying, there is no right way to organize your kitchen, nor magic solution or formula.
What is the most used item in your kitchen?
Most would guess it is the refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee pot, stove, oven, etc.. I would posit that the waste container is the most used thing you have in your kitchen. Think about how often you interact with the waste container through your normal everyday life. Now multiply that times the number of family members you have. If you agree, keep reading.
Organizing Your Pots & Pans
Who hasn’t had to dig for a pot or pan in the stack we keep in the cabinet? Organization is the key! These pot & pan organizers not only organize your pots and pans...they KEEP them organized.
Types of Lazy Susans for Cabinets
Did you know that there are at least 5 kinds of lazy susans available from OVIS?  We also stock replacement parts for all the lazy usans that we sell.  With so many choices, how do you know which one is correct for your kitchen?