Keep Your Kitchen Sink Organized With This Tool Costco Shoppers Love

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While there are plenty of storage hacks for keeping your pantry in order — Bobby Flay likes to organize this kitchen space by cuisine and Ina Garten taught us how to keep our pantry tidy by facing labels outward — the space under our kitchen sinks is often kind of a lawless land, a no-man's space where chaos reigns. That's why it was so refreshing and exciting to see a product with real potential to change the game for our under-sink storage: the TRINITY Wire Undersink Organizer with Slide, sold online at Costco. That's right: your warehouse membership is good for more than just stocking up on cheap rotisserie chicken and that once-discontinued Kirkland Organic roasted seaweed; it's also your ticket to a neater sink cabinet. As of this writing, this storage solution retails for $74.99.

Customers are enamored with this two-tiered wire rack, which slides out on casters and is shaped to avoid the U-bend under your drain. "These are perfect if organization is your way of life [...] Purchased on sale winner winner. Would buy again," one satisfied buyer gushed on the product page. "The racks are very sturdy. Materials and design excellent," another raved. "The rails are very smooth and have a locking position when fully pushed back. I would definitely recommend." Yet another customer broke things down rather eloquently: "Game changer for organizers [...] My only regret is I spent time trying to talk myself out of buying this before pulling the trigger. Lesson learned: it's not an impulse purchase if it makes your life easier and more stress-free."

Many of the negative reviews from customers who bought this organizer — not that there were many of them — came from folks who failed to measure their cabinets appropriately, accounting for not only the length, width, and depth of the space but also that oh-so-tricky U-bend. Customers who could, in fact, fit the shelves tended to be quite happy with them, especially when there was space to fit two units facing opposite directions under their sinks. If you are thinking of purchasing, take note of the measurements on Costco's website and bust out that ever-useful mini retractable tape measure!

When it comes to storing items under your sink, space efficiency is the name of the game. There are many pantry staples that are great for cleaning, but, when it comes to your chemicals, you probably want them in a cabinet ... possibly even one with a lock if you have small children in the house! The top shelf of this unit is best for smaller items, so sponges, magic erasers, and steel wool pads are a natural fit. We also love the idea of using this spot for storing spare heads for our handled sponges, as well as drain plugs and dishwasher pods. Bigger bottles can go on the bottom, or you might use this as a landing zone for folded kitchen towels or storage for your stash of extra dish soap. The possibilities are practically endless.