This viral $10 Amazon find makes your kitchen's countertop appliances so much more practical

Don’t you just love a good hack? Check out these ingenious little swivel caster wheels and I promise you’ll start using them everywhere

a countertop with appliances on it
(Image credit: Sharon Litchfield. Design: Nako Design)

I’m someone who would say I definitely have it covered in terms of clever organization hacks that make my cupboards, or kitchen, or any cluttered area of the home tidy and easy to maneuver. A bit of a know-it-all, if you will, I claim to have seen it all. 

So behold my surprise when I stumbled upon Becky Hillyard’s Instagram video showing the digital creator using these tiny little swivel caster wheels that she stuck on the bottom of her kitchen appliances.  This might be my new favorite idea for how to organize a kitchen

You know how annoying it is when you need to use the toaster, mixer or smoothie maker and they’re set back a bit on your countertop, so you have to pick them up or drag them out? Well, I didn’t realize I was annoyed by this either until I saw this video and it turns out, I definitely need stick-on, mini swivel caster wheels in my life.

In her video, Becky demonstrates it couldn’t be easier. Peel the cover off the sticker and fix 3-4 on the bottom of any kitchen appliance you need to easily move around your countertop, with scratching the surface. 

I want them for all my kitchen appliances now to organize kitchen countertops - but just make sure to buy the stick-on wheels. There are some that need screws and completely miss the point, so read the description carefully. Now, roll on to Amazon and get yourself some of these little marvels. 

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Raluca formerly worked at Livingetc.com and is now a contributor with a passion for all things interior and living beautifully. Coming from a background writing and styling shoots for fashion magazines such as Marie Claire Raluca’s love for design started at a very young age when her family’s favourite weekend activity was moving the furniture around the house ‘for fun’. Always happiest in creative environments in her spare time she loves designing mindful spaces and doing colour consultations. She finds the best inspiration in art, nature, and the way we live, and thinks that a home should serve our mental and emotional wellbeing as well as our lifestyle.