Okay, honesty time: I once found a pack of biscuits in the back of my kitchen cabinets that were so stale they probably posed a biosafety risk. I maintain it wasn't my fault, though. They were so far in the back of my upper cabinets that I could barely even see them, let alone reach them. But it did force me to admit one thing: something had to change.
Now there are plenty of ways to make kitchen cabinets more functional. I know that, and you know that. But all those videos you see on social media of meticulously organized cabinets — the ones where everything is decanted, dated, and designated a specific spot — feel like such hard work. Enter the 'Lazy Susan' or turntable, as some people like to call them.
All the convincing you need is right there in the name. This clever kitchen storage idea is perfect for the 'lazy' organizers amongst us. I found this clear low-wall turntable with liners from QVC that fit the depth of my cabinet, filled it with all my assorted sauces, dressings, and jars, and instantly doubled the capacity of the shelf.
I picked a transparent style so that it 'disappears' in my cabinets, but also meant I could clearly see everything it was holding. Plastic is also handy so you can throw it through the dishwasher every now and again. (No more biohazards for me, thanks.)
Price: $14.99/set of 2, Was: $24
Sizes: 9" and 10"
Rating: 4.7/5-stars (27 reviews)
Not only is this Lazy Susan set from QVC currently on sale, but it also comes with a range of different colored removable silicone liners, which the interiors editor in me highly approves of. They're fridge and freezer safe, and built to last.
Thanks to the fact it spins around, this clever kitchen storage hack also meant nothing was ever going to be relegated to the back of my cabinet again, where it would no doubt dry up and expire. And even further to that (have I convinced you yet?) it also works in the fridge and freezer, where the same function applies.
But don't just take it from me. Take it from this happy customer, who wrote in their review: "I like the lower walls which make it easier to grab things and the items still stay on. I am thinking about getting another set for my fridge as I always forget to check in the back so my food expires before I can use it. A money saver, too — who knew?!"
But if this style doesn't quite suit your needs, I've found three other styles to shop below.
Price: $37.99/set of 2
Got a tall cabinet? This set of two Lazy Susan organizers includes one tiered design and one with a super-deep edge that's perfect for keeping things in place. Put it in your fridge, pantry, cabinets, or even beside your stovetop for easy-to-reach seasoning — the sky is the limit.
Price: $16.99, Was: $24
For the unrelenting aesthetes amongst us (absolutely no judgement here) this option offers a touch more style than the plastic varieties. Happy customers mention just how much it can hold, and that it even looks good enough to keep out on bathroom countertops and nightstands. It also comes in a 'Redwood' and 'Glacier Gray' color.
Price: $15.99, Was: $29
For particularly shallow spots, this rectangular turntable is a clever way to maximize storage space in your kitchen cabinets. Simply pull it out slightly and spin your way to clutter-free cabinets. The silicone liner is infused with an antimicrobial agent that prevents the growth of bacteria and also comes in green, gray, blue, and white.
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