Magnetic spice rack diy

If your spice cabinet is disorganized, you need to try this easy (and frugal) DIY organizer! Here's how to make a magnetic dollar store spice rack!

Magnets Getting the strength right is key. I used neodymium magnets, they are stronger for their size than ferrite magnets and less brittle too. Around a 3-5kg pull strength is ample. https://www.first4magnets.com/circular-disc-rod-c34/20mm-dia-x-3mm-thick-n42-neodymium-magnet-4-6kg-pull-p3300#ps_0_3352|ps_1_1481 Backing Board Any magnet (ferrous) material. I used a piece of metal sheet I got from our Blacksmith neighbours. You can get steel

Hanging Magnetic Spice Rack: My wife and I really enjoy cooking, so we have a lot of spices. We have a fairly small kitchen so we need to maximize our counter space for work areas. We had our spices in a cabinet but hated that they took up an entire shelf. We were looking for a…

Magnetic spice rack wall: How to organize the spices in your kitchen using magnetic spice containers. #spiceorganization

Do you have too many spices? Make this awesome magnetic spice rack to hold as many spices as you want! It's a quick and easy DIY project.

This is a super spice space saver! Say that 3 times fast. A while back, I found this sweet set of magnetic spices on Etsy (of course). I just love how the see-through lids show off the different co…

Make this awesome magnetic spice rack to hold as many spices as you want! A simple, practical and easy DIY magnetic spice rack tutorial to make at home for your kitchen organization.

Check out these easy DIY spice rack ideas to organize your spices. From hanging spice racks to free standing, there are so many creative ideas.

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Simple DIY Hanging Magnetic Spice Rack or Bead Storage Materials: 1) 1-2 magnetic knife racks; one rack holds about 8 jars. I got mine from Ikea 2) Spice jars, I see them at Bed Bath & Beyond, at my market in the spice section or at The Container Store 3) 8-16 metal 1 1/4" washers 4) 2-part epoxy 5) course sandpaper First you want to take some course sandpaper and rough up the the center part of the plastic lids and also one side of the washers to help the glue stick. Mix up enough epoxy and…