The In-Cabinet Storage Solution That Keeps Excess Kitchen Clutter At Bay

Kitchen cabinets used to be utilitarian spaces that you would pack until they burst. Pantries were stuffed with bulk dry goods, dishware cabinets had a hodgepodge of mismatched coffee cups and bowls, and cleaning supplies were shoved to the back of under-sink cabinets. Nowadays, things are different. Pantry items are more organized thanks to decanting, serveware cabinets are streamlined and made more uniform with matching table settings, and under-sink cabinets come with various shelves and containers to corral your cleaning supplies in a more attractive way. However, there are tons of different methods you can use to tidy the cleaning cupboard, and some work better than others. For instance, if you have a hard time finding your dishwasher pods after they get shoved too far back into the cabinet, consider transferring them to a hanging basket that goes over the cabinet door. 

The YouCopia DoorStash Dishwasher Pod Holder is an excellent example of this storage solution. It hooks directly onto the inside of the cabinet door, negating the need to use any screws or adhesives. It has a plastic lidded basket attached to it, which opens on the side, revealing the pods. There is also a small shelf on top, allowing you to store any cleaning essentials that you might need to grab quickly. Here is a closer look at this nifty under-sink storage solution. 

Rather than having your dishwasher pods float around the cabinet — or get lost in between all the different cleaners and acrylic organizers — you can instead neatly store them on the door. The DoorStash is great because it solves a couple of issues at once. The flip-down bin can hold up over 50 pods, and is made from BPA-free, recycled plastic. It's nearly a foot wide and 10 inches tall, making it a sizeable container. The hook that keeps it in place is also made from steel but is padded, making it sturdy but cushioned to keep from scratching or chipping the top of your cabinet door. 

In addition to the bin, it also has a lipped shelf on top, allowing you to store some more sink essentials along with your pods. This way, all similar items are grouped together. For instance, you can keep extra scrubbing wands, spare soap bottles, and the sponge you use to wash the sink on this shelf. If you need one of those items, you don't have to crouch down and dig for them in the cupboard. Instead, they're all corralled together at an arm's reach. This will help keep your cabinet clutter free and neatly organized.