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What do you get when you combine a girlie’s love for staying hydrated and being eco-friendly simultaneously? Lots of water bottles take up so much space in the kitchen cabinets and are super messy! It’s like a vibrant sea of hydration chaos, with bottles of various shapes and sizes creating a beautiful, yet slightly overwhelming, mess.
If you have been obsessed with Stanley Tumblers and Hydro Flasks like me, you probably have lots of them lying around your kitchen or your room. Not only that but finding a way to organize them can be pretty challenging. The struggle is real when you want to grab your favorite water bottle in a hurry, only to find it buried under a mountain of other bottles.
But worry not! I’ve compiled 10 Best Ways to Organize Reusable Water Bottles for a tidy and clutter-free kitchen. Keep reading to find the best water bottle storage ideas to fix that problem. Number four is my favorite by far!
A Dedicated Drawer or Cabinet
You first want to have a dedicated storage space like a pull-out drawer or a cabinet shelf in your kitchen or your pantry to keep water bottles and tumblers in the same space. This might sound very simple, but trust me when I tell you, it will save you so much time, especially when you are hurrying to the gym and need easy access to a water bottle on the go.
If you want to go the extra mile, you can even sort the bottles into separate labeled bins. Imagine the joy of opening a drawer and finding your bottles neatly categorized – it’s like a mini-hydration haven right in your kitchen!
Stackable Bottle Organizer
This plastic stackable bottle organizer is usually used for wine bottles, but it will also work perfectly for water bottles. Not only can it fit pretty much everywhere (on the kitchen counter, in cabinets, or even in the fridge), but it is also a great space saver. Because it is stackable, it will use more vertical space than horizontal. Plus, it’s transparent so that it will fit any aesthetic!
Imagine a tower of water bottles neatly stacked, giving your kitchen a modern and organized look. The transparency adds a touch of elegance, allowing you to showcase your vibrant bottle collection.
Wine Rack
This water bottle storage hack is an excellent option for people who may not be big fans of plastic organizers. A wine rack is the perfect solution! It is a great space saver, and the wood material is excellent and can elevate the look of your kitchen counter.
Picture this – your water bottles nestled in a wine rack, each bottle having its little wine moment. It’s a sophisticated twist to the usual plastic storage, and the wooden aesthetic adds a touch of rustic charm to your kitchen.
Crochet Bottle Holder
Crochet has been such a big thing lately, and rightfully so! I am always amazed at people who can create gorgeous patterns out of yarn. That takes some serious talent! I highly suggest trying this one if you love taking on DIY projects. However, if you don’t have the time and would instead buy already made Crochet Bottle Holders, you will easily find people selling them on Etsy.
Let’s talk about adding a personal touch to your water bottle storage. Imagine your bottles cozily nestled in charming crochet holders, each with its unique pattern. It’s not just about organization; it’s about turning your water bottle collection into a work of art.
Lazy Susan
Lazy Susans are versatile and can be used in the kitchen to organize spices, in the laundry room for your detergents, or even on top of the vanity for perfumes, makeup, and skincare. However, few people use them to organize their water bottles. I think it’s a very efficient way to get to it quickly, and you can put it in plain sight on top of your kitchen counter.
Now, let’s spin things around a bit. Imagine a Lazy Susan adorned with your favorite water bottles, a carousel of hydration joy. With just a twirl, you have easy access to every bottle in your collection. It’s not just about convenience; it’s about turning your kitchen into a hydration station with flair.
Pocket Shoe Door Organizer
If you don’t have a lot of available space in your kitchen, a simple solution is to hang an unused or old Pocket Shoe Organizer on the pantry door. This hack is handy if you have a large family and have many water bottles lying around. Because the pockets are made for shoes, they offer a lot of space for bigger bottles, and you can also store other accessories like lids and straws or even big travel mugs and tumblers.
Let’s take the door to organization! Imagine opening your pantry door to a cascade of water bottles, each pocket cradling a bottle like a cozy home. It’s not just about saving space; it’s about turning your pantry door into a functional piece of art.
Milk Bottle Holder
These vintage bottle holder racks are designed to hold glass bottles of milk, but who says we can’t use them for water bottles? I love this option, especially for taller bottles that occupy too much space in cabinet shelves and pull-out drawers.
Now, let’s add a vintage touch to your organization game. Picture your taller water bottles standing tall in these vintage milk bottle holder racks, bringing a touch of nostalgia to your kitchen. It’s not just about saving space; it’s about infusing a bit of history into your hydration corner.
Bamboo Water Bottle Organizer
A bamboo organizer is the way to go if you want something durable that will last you a long time. It is easy to assemble and can hold up to 10 bottles. Plus, it is aesthetically pleasing and will elevate your kitchen cabinets.
Let’s talk about elevating the game with nature’s touch. Picture a bamboo organizer standing proudly in your kitchen, cradling your water bottles with grace. It’s not just about durability; it’s about bringing a touch of the outdoors into your indoor space.
Magazine Holder
Who said magazine holders could only fulfill one duty? Here is a super easy hack if you have extra magazine holders (I would recommend using wooden ones): flip them upside down, and there you have it: an efficient solution to store your bottles!
Now, let’s add a twist to the usual suspects. Flip those magazine holders upside down, turning them into stylish pedestals for your water bottles. It’s not just about saving space; it’s about turning everyday items into unexpected heroes of organization.
Drawer Dividers
This hack will be handy for people with deep kitchen drawers. I love this type of drawer because of how it is; it allows for a lot of vertical space. To use that space even further, a great option is adding wood dividers vertically and horizontally to create little cubes where you can separate bottles, travel mugs, and tumblers.
Deep drawers, meet your match! Imagine wooden dividers creating a symphony of cubes, each holding a water bottle like a precious gem. It’s not just about using space efficiently; it’s about turning your drawer into a customizable water bottle kingdom.
And there you have it! 10 Best Ideas to Organize Water Bottles in the kitchen!
Experiment with these different ways to organize those reusable water bottles that are taking up space on your kitchen counters or nightstands. Let your creativity shine as you elevate the overall aesthetic of your kitchen or pantry.
Do you have helpful water bottle storage ideas? Don’t hesitate to share in the comments below! Let’s turn this into a community of hydration enthusiasts sharing tips and tricks for a more organized and stylish kitchen.
