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Thinking about building your own DIY can rack? Check out this DIY project where I built a can rack that dispenses and rotates your cans!

What a clever use of space to create an organizational system for your cans! Got too many cans? Then create this functional rotating, dispenser for them in your pantry. Requires a little DIY, but i…

Mom's Mason Jar Rack - The Ultimate Mason Jar Storage Arrange, store, find and retrieve all your mason jars in an incredibly easy way.

This wall in my storage room has been wasted space since we moved in. Very quickly my canned goods started to overflow the shelves and onto the floor. I had to get creative and a simple google search inspired this idea. I love that I could give purpos

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This can organizer will free up so much pantry space! It fits 32 cans in less than 4" on the wall. The clear acrylic glass (in an off the shelf size) keeps cans visible so you know when you are running low, and automatically rotates older cans to the front. It's made of inexpensive 1x3s and is screwed together with a drill. It's super easy to hang too! Our free plans and video walk you through the process, so even a novice DIYer can tackle this project!