Are small paperclips, screws, and other small items constantly in the way? Need a better organizational system but can’t seem to find one? You don’t have to suffer from discord in your home when you could create a special organizational system that involves storing your items in small jars that can be housed underneath your cabinets.

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1. Locate an area in your home for your space saver set. Consider setting up your space-saving jars in a laundry room or even the garage cabinets. You will be permanently adding this set to a cabinet so make sure you don’t damage expensive or new cabinetry.

• Find a well-traveled area or an area that is easy to access.
• Make sure the cabinets can support several mounted jars underneath. If the cabinets are damaged or have poor support, consider using a different cabinet.

2. Separate lids from each jar. You will be affixing the lids to the wooden block.

3.  Line wooden block with lids. Before you make it permanent, map out where each lid will go on the block. Make sure you have enough room to screw and unscrew each jar once the lids and systems are put in place.

• Trace each lid in the place so you can keep your map in place once you begin to glue the lids.

4.  Glue lids onto the block. Add several dollops of glue to the top of the lid and hold it in place on the wooden block.

• Allow several hours or overnight to dry. While the glue will most likely hold in place within minutes but you will want to wait in order to ensure the lids don’t come unglued.

5.  Mount wooden block underneath the cabinet. Slather wood or industrial strength glue on the back of the wooden block. Working quickly affix the wooden block underneath the cabinet and hold in place.

• You may need to hold the block in place for several minutes to ensure it remains in place.
• Consider purchasing or picking up a few wooden blocks that measure the width between your cabinet bottom and the countertop. Slide those blocks in place to hold the glued block in place and provide a lengthy dry time.

6.  Fill jars with items and screw in place. Once the wooden block has completely dried, remove supports and use the jar system as needed.

Items you will need: