Stacey Solomon has shared a simple yet ingenious kitchen cupboard hack on her new BBC One series 'Sort Your Life Out', which she says has 'changed her life'. The star, known for her love of DIY and home improvement, demonstrated the technique while helping a family declutter their home in just seven days.
The hack involves using tension rods, storage boxes and curtain clips to create slanted shelves for tinned food, and to hang sauce and seasoning packets. Solomon explained that this allows you to see everything in the cupboard right to the back, so nothing gets forgotten. 'I'm basically trying to tilt the shelves. Always reconfigure your shelves to make them work for you,' she said.
She compared the setup to a 'wardrobe for sauces' and noted that it makes packets and tins easily visible. 'I do these with my packets and honestly it has changed my life,' she added. The hack was well received by viewers tuning into the show.
Other tips from the show included turning bottom stairs into shoe storage drawers, using old socks for dusting, and heating old stickers with a hair dryer to remove them easily. 'Sort Your Life Out' is now available on BBC iPlayer.
