Most of us keep trash bag rolls under the kitchen sink. If you’re a Costco or big box store shopper, you know how cumbersome those oversized rolls can be. I was struggling to keep my rolls together and within reach in this tiny space. So I decided to DIY myself a little trash bag organizer. Check it…
Ack – can you even believe this?! So easy!
And the supply list couldn’t be simpler…
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR
DIY TRASH BAGS ON A ROLL
- 3/4″ Curtain Rod Brackets {I bought mine at Home Depot, but these from Amazon are pretty darn close…and they’ll be delivered to your home. You’ll need 2}
- 5/8 x 48″ wooden dowel {You can grab these already pre-cut in a 12″ length. Or like me you can buy a 48″ length and cut it to your desired length. Mine are 17″ each.}
- Rustoleum Flat White Spray Paint
- Saw {For cutting dowel}
- Hand Sander {For making the dowel edges smooth}
- Measuring Tape
- Screwdriver
- Level
- Pencil
After cutting my dowel down to size, I sanded the ends. This will keep the wood from catching on your trash bag roll…
Then I gave my dowels a shot of white spray paint. This step is optional…
While the dowels dried, I got to work hanging the brackets…
To do this, I just measured where I wanted each bracket to hang under the sink, marked my holes making sure it was level, and then drilled a little hole…
Then I screwed the brackets into place with a screwdriver…
I used 2 brackets sets because I wanted to hang both kitchen and oversized trash bags. Oh yea!…
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