DIY Making A Pantry Can Rotator For Storage And Organization
Today we’re building a simple can rotator from scrap wood we have in our workshop for our working pantry to help us with storage and to be better organized.
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Today we’re building a simple can rotator from scrap wood we have in our workshop for our working pantry. With shelves or cabinets full of canned goods, rotating your cans to ensure you’re using your oldest first can be a challenge. Rotating your canned goods is a simple yet powerful practice that saves money, ensures food safety, and maximizes the enjoyment of your pantry staples. This simple can rotator can be made larger or smaller with a few simple changes to the design and can stick out as little as 6 inches off your wall, making it a great addition to a tight space. This simple build will help you be more organized, easily see what you have and ensure you’re using your oldest cans first.
This rotator is going to be 24 inches high by 18 inches wide and will hold 21 cans.
Don’t miss our “Don’t Let Them Gather Dust: The Importance of Rotating Your Canned Goods” Blog:
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