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June 22, 2012

Brilliant Camp Kitchen Organizer

Filed under: Camping — Laura Moncur @ 10:00 am

Margie Barnett on Pintrest uploaded this shoe organizer that she has used for her camp kitchen.

Camping Kitchen Organizer

I used to use something similar to that for my camp kitchen. You can see it here:

Using a shoe organizer is smarter than my setup because it is easier to buy at the store and it folds up flatter than the organizer I used.

Honey-Can-Do Over The Door Clear Shoe Organizer at Amazon.comWhile I haven’t been able to find the exact shoe organizer pictured here, I found a few shoe organizers that look like they would work well:

The only problem I have with this setup is that I suspect that cutlery and utensils would fall out of the pockets during transit, so I’d have to set it up EVERY time. Other than that, it looks like it would be a good way to organize things whether you string it up on your camp kitchen or hang it from your awning like this picture.

Via Lifehacker: Turn a Shoe Organizer into the Ultimate Outdoor Kitchen Organizer

3 Comments »

  1. Solution for the cutlery problem you mention:

    Take out the 3 long cooking utensils and the grater.

    Lie the whole organiser on the floor. Fold the organiser by folding the top row over onto the middle row, and then fold the bottom row over onto the middle row.

    Keeping the organiser folded like that, will keep everything in place. And you may even be able to fold the 3 long cooking utils. and the grater into it as well, by lying it on top of the middle row, before folding.

    Comment by Acie — July 16, 2014 @ 3:43 am

  2. I used a shoe organizer for another hack. I attached to the inside of my bathroom door in my RV. There is never enough room in the medicine cupboard so I store most of my toiletries in the organizer. It’s convieniantout of the way and stores everything within easy reach. Takes up a small amount of room. I love it.

    Comment by Berniece Cronquist — August 19, 2015 @ 1:45 pm

  3. This would be great to hang inside the tent trailer or tent for things like sunscreen, sunglasses, watch, flashlight, lotion, hair ties, brush, toothbrush and toothpaste, etc.–all those small items that are easily misplaced. Love it!

    Comment by Karen — March 11, 2016 @ 9:08 am

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