Sometimes it’s the little things that make a big difference. When you think about what’s going to go in your kitchen, you usually think about what your stove will look like, what your countertops will look like, and the like. Rarely do you think of something as small as a kitchen towel rack. Little things like a trash can, paper towel holder, napkin holder, or even a salt and pepper shaker can be a finishing touch for anyone’s kitchen.
They can also add just what is needed to spruce up a dull kitchen. If you’re thinking of upgrading your kitchen but money is an issue, consider upgrading its look with small kitchen items to match. If you’re creating a kitchen from scratch, don’t ignore the little things thinking you can pick them up at any time. Add all your kitchen accessories to your budget.
Something as simple as a paper towel rack can add class to your kitchen. Not only is it functional, but there are so many varieties that you can find something to fit your kitchen decor and spice it up a bit. Kitchen towel racks can range from the type that fits under cabinets or under the sink to the type that sits on the counter.
Paper towel holders will range in price from $15 to $30 or more. You can get wooden or steel brackets and many types in between. You can get a kitchen towel rack that magnetically attaches to your refrigerator or other appliances. If you need it outside or in a work area, the magnets can stick to any type of metal cabinet, like a toolbox.
Most stands are made to be easily removed with one hand, even those that sit on top of the counter. They usually have a weighted base and a strong arm to hold the roll in place. There’s nothing worse than pulling on a paper towel and having the roll fall off or struggling to get to just one sheet. Innovative designs keep the edge of the towel easily accessible so you don’t have to search for the end. Newer holders are made to keep the roll from unraveling, so don’t worry about pulling out more sheets than you need, either.
And towel racks don’t have to be just for the kitchen, either. If you have a guest bathroom, many people find it easier and less polluting to put a roll of paper towels in the sink, rather than using cloth towels.