46 Small Kitchen Products That’ll Help You Make The Most Out Of Your Cramped Space

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Promising review: “Works great, wish I would have gotten more!! So very handy to have and see how many yogurts we have. Comes with two super-strong 3M adhesive stripes. Highly recommend product!!” —Amanda Adams

Get it from Amazon for $10.99+ (available in packs of one or two).

38. A double step stool that’ll fold flat for easy storage when you’re not using it to reach stuff in the tippy-top of your kitchen cabinets without climbing onto the counter. I have a similar one in my small kitchen where I use *all* the vertical storage space that I can.

Two-step foldable ladder in a kitchen, placed near a refrigerator and kitchen cabinets

It has a safety lock and a weight limit of 330 pounds

Promising review: “I recently moved into my first solo apartment and I knew I needed a step ladder to reach things because your girl is 5’2. This ladder is very sturdy, and I love that it folds up easily so I can hide it in my storage room. Would definitely recommend.” —kmill

Get it from Amazon for $38.55.

39. Plus, a flexible grabber that’s made for people with limited mobility but can come in handy for everyone while trying to grab stuff that’s JUST out of reach. Also, you can fold it for easier storage and its sensitive grip means you get a better feel of what you’re grabbing.

EZPIK Pro 32-inch reacher tool with ergonomic handle and rubber grippers, designed for easy picking and grabbing. Packaged for retail display

Four images showing the reach of a grabber tool in various places: picking toys at home, sweeping in the garage, picking trash outdoors, and doing laundry

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Promising review: “Bought the two-pack. Wanted my mother to be able to reach rarely used items in the topmost cupboard without getting on a step stool if my sisters and I weren’t available. I’m using the other one to pick up trash when out mudlarking. Sturdy and convenient that it folds up.” —Kristen

Get it from Amazon for $23.95+ (available in several sizes).

40. A Dash mini rice cooker to easily make a hearty and filling side to go with that last piece of salmon or chicken you have in the fridge. But! It can also whip up oatmeal, stew, soup, quinoa, rice, and pasta. So that opens up all sorts of easy meal possibilities. Plus, it’s small enough that you’ll definitely find room for it on your one-bedroom apartment’s kitchen counter.

Promising review: “I bought this for my daughter for her dorm at college. She loves making flavored rice and warming up soups and things. She likes it so well that she brings it home from college with her on breaks. It is especially nice that it has a removable pot, which makes it so much easier to clean or keep leftovers in. Would definitely buy again, don’t waste your money on a slightly cheaper one that does not have a removable pot.” —midohtree

Get it from Amazon for $20.77+ (available in 10 colors).

41. An under-cabinet lid opener to help pop open that jar of pasta sauce in a jiffy. Everyone can use this, but reviewers with limited dexterity especially find it helpful! (Also you can free up a little drawer space by mounting this kitchen tool instead of using the handheld version!)

The underside of a reviewer's cabinet, showing the lid opener installed out of site

Reviewer using the opener to open a jar of sauce with just the palm of their hand

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46 Small Kitchen Products That’ll Help You Make The Most Out Of Your Cramped Space

37. A KitchenAid tool holder that’ll attach to the bottom of your kitchen cabinets. No more shoving them into your drawers!

38. A double step stool that’ll fold flat for easy storage when you’re not using it to reach stuff in the tippy-top of your kitchen cabinets without climbing onto the counter. I have a similar one in my small kitchen where I use all the vertical storage space that I can.

39. Plus, a flexible grabber that’s made for people with limited mobility but can come in handy for everyone while trying to grab stuff that’s JUST out of reach. Also, you can fold it for easier storage and its sensitive grip means you get a better feel of what you’re grabbing.

41. An under-cabinet lid opener to help pop open that jar of pasta sauce in a jiffy. Everyone can use this, but reviewers with limited dexterity especially find it helpful! (Also you can free up a little drawer space by mounting this kitchen tool instead of using the handheld version!)

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