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Old 22-06-2013, 07:37   #1
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Storing large utensils?

Any ideas on storing spatulas, wooden spoons, bottle openers, etc? I used to have a junk drawer but I don't want that on the boat where it will rattle around and be disorganized. In my house I also used a jar with these items sticking up, but that's not practical on the boat either. Looking forward to your creative, brilliant thoughts. Annie
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Old 22-06-2013, 08:08   #2
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Re: Storing large utensils?

You were coming here looking for creative brilliant thoughts????

Hmm..... Wind chime from the bimini??? Have each of the crew wear one as a necklace??? "hey... where's Dave???... I need to open this wine"...

I got nuttin'... I just use a drawer....
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Old 22-06-2013, 08:48   #3
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I got nuttin'... I just use a drawer....
Same here. A plastic utensil tray sitting on top of the large stuff in a drawer.

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Re: Storing large utensils?

How about this? A simple 4" PVC tubing screwed to the cabinet.


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Old 22-06-2013, 09:07   #5
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Re: Storing large utensils?

as there are no drawers on my boat, i use a fishnet window cover for hanging scissors, openers, funnels, chopstix, and stuff.....works great...some things i use an S hook to keep in place, but it all hangs innet.
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Old 22-06-2013, 09:28   #6
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Junk drawer without the junk!
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Old 22-06-2013, 12:21   #7
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Re: Storing large utensils?

I have bamboo/wooden utensils which were too long to put in a drawer so I chopped about an inch off the handle and threw them in a drawer.
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Re: Storing large utensils?

I store mine very well.

Very, very well. I can't find any of them!!!!!!!!
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Old 22-06-2013, 12:56   #9
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Re: Storing large utensils?

I have mine hung on a hook (pair down to those you absolutely need). I threaded a piece of twine through holes in the handles and hung them on a hook. Another piece of twine tied horizontally around the handles keeps them from banging around during a sail.

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Old 22-06-2013, 14:30   #10
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Re: Storing large utensils?

With an end cap, a piece of 4" PVC pipe, about 8" tall, screwed to the inside of the door to the galley sink area, and if they rattle, stick a sponge in with them, or dish towel. Obviously, vertical mount.

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Land or Sea one needs a junk drawer.
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i have a junk drawer---it is properly called a forepeak
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mine are 90 percent metal and hanging on a magnetic board :-)
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Old 23-06-2013, 20:20   #14
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Re: Storing large utensils?

You guys are great! I enjoyed both the funny replies and the serious ones. Pics are appreciated too, of course. Boy, my boat refit has really come along if I'm thinking about storing utensils...

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Re: Storing large utensils?

We use Sistema storage boxes. Fit rather well into lockers. Mostly the 7 litre and 3.5 litre ones.

I don't like drawers. Time consuming and expensive to make, poor use of space on a boat and inflexible.
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