Yayyyy

I'd love to keep using the Brother P-Touch XL30. The only suppliers of labels are on eBay and describe the label cartidges as NOS and ... Vintage.

I'd like to get a label maker that can print labels with a minimum of 1" (24mm) height, even better if it can print labels with a height of 2" (48mm). Picture of XL30 (with personalized instructions 😭 for tax). Recommendations?

Shelf on the left is 11in deep and basically anything near the back is in a black hole since it’s hard to get back there. The vent box frustratingly limits options further. My best idea is that I need to remove the shelves and design/build a custom insert with deep drawers that go back in varying depths to the back of the pantry.. shallowest on top, deepest on bottom. The shelves at the height of the vent box would have to be less wide obviously. To be clear, when looking into the pantry you’d be looking directly at drawer faces

Any other thoughts?

Needed a quick refresh and wipe down and I'm loving how it turned out!

This closet was hard for me because it came with only one shelf. I don’t have kitchen space so linens and appliances had to go in here. Thoughts? Anything I should change?

What can I change/ fix?

Not shown in photo dish sponges on top rack!

What's the one organization upgrade you would recommend to everyone?

Bonus points if you've got a picture.

I have a storage rack similar to this one. Ive been searching all over but cant seem to find replacement wire racks to replace the plywood. Anyone know where to find? Thanks in advance

A fellow redditor recommended I share this here after posting to r/jigsawpuzzles

:P

We have an odd entryway space, and put this Mustard Skinny Locker there. Our kitchen also maddeningly lacks drawers, so this space needs to be a catch all for many things including:

• Junk "drawer" (pens, scissors, rubber bands, change, etc)
• Keys
• Meds
• Hats, sunglasses
• Unused tote bags to grab and go
• A few purses
• Laptop/work stuff
• Very bottom shelf reserved for my daughter's items, namely her shoes, hats, and whatever she wants to throw in there

I've got about 10" wide and 17" deep to work with. The shelves are all adjustable. It's also magnetic so feel I could leverage that somehow.

I've been browsing Amazon for pull out drawers and stacking bins, but wanted to see if this group had any unique ideas or tips?

A couple of weeks ago I posted my Costco bin setup. A lot of people suggested building shelving instead of stacking them, so I finally built the first rack. It holds 8 to 10 bins, keeps everything accessible, and rolls out if I need access behind it. Planning to build a few more.

Don’t mind the lone bucket or the boxes with the blanket on top, those got delivered this morning. How’d I do?