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That is to help those that are ‘ organizationally-challenged’ put away the items where they belong. Yes, you read that correctly… I have labels on my shelves.

All the lids are in one place, on one shelf and are easy to find. I can take the whole basket out and rummage through it to get the right lid and I don’t have to empty the cupboard while doing it. I also have a very cool organizing product that I love: it is a wired basket that separates the lids from the containers and helps me stack them easily in my cupboard.

Fortunately, Rubbermaid containers have all of these and are BPA-free. What I do have are storage containers that are durable, can be washed in the dishwasher and are safe to place in a microwave. Those containers go directly into the recycling bin. Those containers serve a purpose but storing your leftover food is not one of them. Mainly, you want to keep your food safe and tasty. They are flimsy, may leak and when you heat them they may melt (and you want to avoid that catastrophe). Why? First of all because none of these containers were meant to be frozen or put into a microwave in addition, they may not be BPA-free. What I don’t have is margarine, sour cream or yoghurt containers.

Don’t be afraid to get rid of unused storage containers.

Store measuring cups in this cupboard for easy access.

We use that cupboard everyday, multiple times a day.

The cupboard beside your stove is prime real estate so use it wisely.Place storage containers close to where you are going to use them.Get rid of sippy cups and Cheerio holders if you don’t have babies and toddlers anymore

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Sort through what is still good and what is cracked and ready for the recycle bin (most plastics can be place in there).

Take everything out and wipe down the shelves.

Organizing your cupboard means you have to: I try as much as possible to avoid using plastic baggies because its bad for the environment and its important to teach your kids that lesson. I also have containers that the kids use for their school lunches and also for snacks on the go. Big, small, short and tall, I have all sorts of containers for all sorts of needs. Whether it is to hold sandwich containers, larger leftover containers, cold cuts and one just for iceberg lettuce (o.k.

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I am not sure about you but I have a full cupboard dedicated to my storage containers. This weeks task is organizing your food storage containers with an added bonus: my review of Rubbermaid’s Easy Find Lids #EFL. In the 4M organizing series (otherwise know as Margarita’s Manic Monday Minutes), I try and give you projects that you can do in 15-20 minutes or less. There is something about keeping a kitchen organized that makes a family function better. One of my favourite rooms to organize is the kitchen.

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It should not be hard to see why a professional organizers would be first in line to review this quintessential kitchen organizing system. But this is the first time I have seen a blogger outreach campaign. a few times and discussed some of their wonderful products in depth. They have been gracious enough to host a few events at the annual Professional Organizers in Canada National Conferences. I love Rubbermaid, I have said it before, it’s nice to see them on social media*. Two weeks ago, I reviewed the wonderful Lunch Blox system by Rubbermaid and this week we continue with a review of the Easy Find Lids system from Rubbermaid. 4M Organizing your Food Storage Containers