Dish towels
Sponges
Brushes
Cleaning cloths
Small cleaning tools
However, I’d be more cautious about storing cleaning chemicals in a narrow cabinet if it is easily accessible to children or pets.
As always, household cleaners should remain properly secured and stored according to their labels.
Why Pull-Out Storage Is Better Than a Regular Narrow Cabinet
Here’s the problem with a traditional narrow cabinet:
Depth.
Imagine reaching into a cabinet that’s only a few inches wide but several feet deep.
You could put things inside.
But finding them?
That’s another story.
You might end up with a strange little black hole where bottles disappear into the back.
A pull-out solves that problem by bringing the contents toward you.
Instead of reaching into the cabinet…
the cabinet comes to you.
That’s the whole genius of it.
Full-Extension Slides Make a Big Difference
Many quality pull-out cabinets use full-extension drawer slides.
That means the unit can extend far enough that you can see and reach most or all of the storage area.
This is especially useful in tall, narrow cabinets because otherwise the back portion can be difficult to access.
And if you’ve ever owned a deep kitchen cabinet, you already know the frustration.
You put something in the back.
