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Being only 5-foot-3, the first level of cabinet space is pretty precious real estate in my small New York City kitchen. But between the abyss of oils, endless stacks of jarred goods, and jumbled mess of jellies and oddly-shaped spice bottles — it's safe to say my pantry cabinet was once a complete and utter disaster. Fortunately, these pantry organizers single-handedly decluttered my chaotic pantry — and you can score a set of two for only $20.

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I'll admit, I was shocked at how much I love these pantry organizers. They're incredibly simple designs, featuring a smooth 360-degree spin and clear build that allows me to easily see and grab condiments, spices, and jars of chili crisp. Each one measures 9 inches long and 3.5 inches high, so they can hold a hefty amount without crowding your entire cabinet. I managed to load one up with seven full-sized oil and vinegar bottles and the other with nine smaller items like cooking spray and bottles of honey. I now get a tiny thrill of satisfaction every time I open my cabinet because of how well this product works.

Unlike other organizers, there's no need to install these turntables with special equipment to keep them sturdy.  And, since they're removable and made of acrylic, spills and splatters are no biggie — just give a quick wash or wipe, and you're all set.

I'm not the organizers' only fan. Amazon shoppers give it over 815 five-star ratings, using words like perfect and godsend to describe it. Several shoppers also use it outside of their kitchen cabinets to declutter makeup in the bathroom or keep laundry rooms and garages orderly.

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In case you needed another reason to purchase, right now the set is the lowest price it's been in 30 days, according to Amazon. So whether you're also a victim to a cluttered cabinet or need a spot to house your spices, oils, or goopy sauces, this product is an affordable and easy fix. Head to Amazon now pick up a set for yourself.

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