How to Organize GE Appliances and Save Space?

Answer 1

Many households have plenty of GE appliances that consume a lot of space. Things like blenders, toasters, electric cookers, food processors, mixers, can openers and other electronic appliances cannot be clubbed together in one single space. If they are grouped together, the house is sure to display a messy look. Let’s look at a few steps to organize GE appliances in order to save space.

In order to get things organized you will need rubber bands, baskets, twist ties and cabinet organizers

Step 1

Most households will have a long list of appliances that need to be disposed off. If there was ever a good time to get rid of them, it’s now. Why would anyone need a GE appliance that does not even work? You’ve had it for a decade, and it’s time to say goodbye.

Step 2

Now that the working GE appliances have been sorted from the non-working ones, identify and allocate spaces in the house for appliances segregated by kitchen appliances and electronic appliances.

Step 3

Hanging wires and cords are an inherent problem with appliances. The best way to organize this is to clip them together with a cord or a twist tie. Rubber bands are also helpful when tying these cords together.

Step 4

It is a good idea to store GE appliances in the lower cabinet where there is usually more space. Lower cabinets are built to endure more weight, and heavy objects should always be stored here. The upper part can be used to keep food and other eatables that will be accessed frequently. Having a pullout cabinet organizer will help to access the back shelves easily.

Step 5

The space between the ceiling and the upper cabinet mostly goes unnoticed and unused. And storing this space with old appliances is not a good idea. Utilize this space to keep newer appliances so that they are in full view when needed.

Step 6

Another good way to organize GE appliances is by creating an appliance garage, which typically fits into one corner a cabinet, with a roll-down door to neatly hide the contents.

Step 7

Buy baskets and bins where very tiny appliances can be neatly stacked and easily pulled out when needed.