My parents have a pantry door that opens out and my Dad built some shelves one the inside of the door and used bungee cords across the spans and my mom just stands up all her bag boxes. It was a great use of wasted space and you just reach into the box for the size you need.
Best set up I've ever seen. Wish I had that option.
Kathy G in MI

I bought shelves to put under my kitchen sink & thats where they sit! LOL

Donna (^_^)

There isn't enough room under my kitchen sink with a garbage disposal and the reverse osmosis tank plus my kitchen cleaning supplies. I really need a good place to store them so I am hoping for a lot of ideas.

Sue

Mine are in storage bins in my pantry. I've had luck creating extra space by installing shelves in closets. I recently added shelves to my under the stairs closet and it gave me a lot of room. In the past, I added stackable wire shelves and over the door racks to convert a coat closet to a pantry in an apartment.

Mine are in the 2nd drawer down in the "stack of drawers in the kitchen. I have 7 boxes across plus 2 boxes of zip-locks going across the shortest ones.

I need these very handy because I seem to use them often.

In the previous house, I had them inside the door under the kitchen sink. I attached one of those vinyl coated wire organizing things. I was able to stand up on end all the regular size ones. The long foil and parchment were stored on a shelf in the bottom cupboard.

Mine are on pantry floor in a wallpaper covered box tall enough to stand them on end to see what's what; room enough to hold a long reach tool for grasping items on top shelf. Sandwich bags are at very front of a top drawer with hot pads 'n oven mitts for easy access since they're used most everyday for half a tomato, etc.
Suzi

Mine are in a large rectangular basket on the bottom shelf of my cabinet. When I need something, I just pull out the basket.

My foil and film sit out on the stainless steel workbench. I buy them in the professional size at the bar supply (lasts for years that way), and they're really too large, too heavy to get in and out--you do have to have an accessible place where they can stay out. The other things--parchment, waxed paper, boxes of plastic bags, etc, are in a shallow drawer where they lay in a single layer, are easy to see, and easy to get out.

Mine are in a deep drawer underneath the counter area I use for cooking prep, between the sink and the cooktop.
First drawer in that area is mixing/cooking tools, second is wraps and third is storage containers.

I have a tall narrow (14 inches or so) cupboard with roll out shelves in it. I put a plastic storage container on one of the shelves, and put all my wraps and bags in it. Works for me.
Leslie

I have one of those 4 compartment things that you screw to the inside of a cabinet door. What it doesn't hold--parchment paper and extra baggies,etc., I have in the corner on the bottom shelf of the pantry stacked. They don't take up much room.

Not practical for anyone but me cause I still use my old dishwasher for storage. I have had all those things in the upper part of the old washer and can just spin the rack around to reach.

I now use this same old washer to store extra lids and not so often used pans and such.

Currently, I have all those paper items inside a cabinet just to the left of the old washer..very handy.

Mine are in two places: the pull out shelves in a kitchen cabinet and also in my dishwasher that doesn't work.

Plastic wrap in refrigerator. Supposed to make the wrap cling better when it is cold.

on a shelf in the garage except for the roll I'm actually using