Lakeshore RV Center
![Organize your space, your way. 20 DIY Tips for organizing your RV.](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Organize-your-space-your-way.jpg)
![Dishes in bubble wrap](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/dishes-in-bubble-wrap.jpg)
2. Store grains & pasta in airtight containers, and keep hidden away in a cool microwave or oven when not in use. This is a great way to keep out unwanted critters and utilize unused space.
![Food in airtight containers](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/food-in-airtight-containers.jpg)
3. Use self-stick magnet strips to secure and show off photos. Lightweight plastic photo sleeves can also be Velcroed to the wall to display photos.
![Magnetic Strips](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/magnetic-strips.jpg)
4. Use extra large air-tight or vacuum-packed bags to store linens like sheets & blankets in your underneath storage areas.
![Vacuum Bags](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/vacuum-bags.jpg)
5. Easy-to-remove hooks from 3M won't leave residue on your walls and they'll come in handy for your bathrobe, kitchen tools, cables, and other hangables.
![Hooks from 3M](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/hooks-from-3m.jpg)
![bathroom,diy,organization DIY PVC Tube Appliance Storage](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bathroomdiyorganization.jpg)
7. Recycle old plastic jelly & mayo containers to hold beans, rice, flour, and sugar.
![Mayo Container](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/mayo-container.jpg)
8.You can also recycle old Rx containers (remove the label) to hold spare keys or an emergency stash of quarters for laundry.
![Prescription Quarter Holder](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/prescription-quarter-holder.jpg)
9. Old laundry detergent bottles work great for safely storing used motor or cooking oil. Just make sure your cap is super tight and the bottle is labeled.
![Detergent Oil Container](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/detergent-oil-container.jpg)
10. Store sheet sets inside the matching pillow case.
![Sheets in Pillowcase](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/sheets-in-pillowcase.jpg)
11. Free up drawer space by putting silverware upright in recycled cans (Chunky Soup or Pringles cans work good) or containers covered with cute shelf liner. The cans should be secured to a shelf or counter with strong Velcro tape. This also makes for easy transport to the picnic table outside.
![Utensils in Cans](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/utensils-in-cans.jpg)
12. Keep baby wipes on-hand for easy stain removal, and re-purpose the plastic container for storing everything from small documents to makeup, to kitchen gadgets, and a first aid kit.
![Baby Wipes](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/baby-wipes.jpg)
13. Using painter's tape and magnetic chalkboard paint, create your own message board on the front of a cabinet or closet door. Important notes and paperwork can be attached with magnetic binder clips.
![Chalkboard Cabinet](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/chalkboard-cabinet.jpg)
14. Leave the iron at home and de-wrinkle your clothing with a solution of 50/50 fabric softener and water. Lightly spritz over your clothes and press the wrinkles out by hand, then let air dry. Keep the solution on-hand in a spray bottle to use for freshening up your RV cushions and carpet.
![Wrinkle Remover](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/wrinkle-remover.jpg)
15. Clean your cast iron pots & pans with coarse salt and a soft sponge. The salt is a natural abrasive and will lift away grease and food residue, and will preserve the pans seasoning. Rinse away salt and wipe dry.
![Salt Cleans Pans](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/salt-pan.jpg)
![Curtain_Tension_Rod_Dividers-300x226 DIY Tension Rod Cupboard Dividers](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Curtain_Tension_Rod_Dividers-300x226.png)
17. Keep moths and other insects at bay by taping Bay Leaves inside your cabinets.
![Bay Leaves](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bay-leaves.jpg)
18. Fruits and veggies will last longer in your fridge if you rinse & store in an air-tight bag with a folded paper towel. The paper towel will limit rotting.
![Keep Veggies Fresh](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/keep-veggies-fresh.jpg)
19. Use a pop-up laundry hamper or laundry bag that can be folded flat when not in use.
![Pop Up Laundry Hamper Garbage](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/pop-up-laundry-hamper-garbage.jpg)
20. Wipe counters frequently to reduce ant trails. Ants will be attracted to water in your sinks and tanks, so make sure they're emptied when not being used.
![Wipe Counters](https://dms.rvimg.com/dms/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/wipe-counter.jpg)
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