21+ Ideas for How To Store Water Bottles

You can turn a simple cloth placemat into an adorable, soft basket that is perfect for storing water bottles! This project is fast, easy, and cost-effective. It is a great way to organize the kitchen countertops, store reusable water bottles, or even organize your child’s room

If you have a lot of water bottles in your house, chances are that each family member drinks from a different bottle. Ask everyone to gather their plastic water bottles and have the family vote on their favorites.

Then label a white plastic basket (it is actually a dishpan from Target) with “Water” and put everyone’s favorite water bottle inside.

Drawer dividers are an efficient way to organize and store water bottles in your kitchen drawers. Instead of buying something, you can make something custom that works for both large and small bottles with 1/2″ plywood.

A clever way to store many water bottles at once is using a shoe cabinet for extra kitchen storage. This IKEA shoe rack turned out to be the perfect solution! In this article, she also shares 14 other ways to use this IKEA shoe rack!

Chris and Julia had some professional organizers come and organize their entire kitchen (what a dream!). Check out how to store water bottles in the cabinet, according to the organizing team. This definitely showcased their expertise in maximizing storage space.

Are you tired of looking for a place to store water bottles? Have you ever thought of using magazine racks or plastic book bins? I love this simple solution! Each family member gets their own bin to hold their travel mugs and water bottles. Also, Chas has wonderful organization ideas for tea boxes and drink packets that she’s sharing in the article.

It takes work to organize water bottles. The hardest part is that water bottles come in so many shapes and sizes, which makes stacking them impractical. Wine bottle holders are usually only used for wine bottles, but Angela had the great idea of using them for water bottles!

She found stackable ones that fit right into her available space on her cabinet shelves. This is a great idea if you’re organizing a large water bottle collection. She also added a plastic bin for a few miscellaneous items and a Lazy Susan for plastic cups. 

How many water bottles or travel mugs does your family member own? I’m guessing way too many. If you have them on a shelf, it can be annoying to get to whatever is behind them.

The best way to have easy access to what is stored behind your reusable water bottles & travel mugs is by putting them in a basket! Then the bottles easily slide and out, and it looks like a nice and tidy organized space. This quick fix only took her 15 minutes and made a world of difference.

An over-the-door shoe organizer is a handy way to store different sizes of water bottles. Each water bottle has its own pocket, allowing you to find whatever you need without making a mess If you’re looking for more ways to organize your kitchen food storage on a tight budget, check out this article with 20 different hacks. 

You can organize and declutter your kitchen simultaneously with this DIY wooden water bottle storage rack! This is definitely an effective storage solution for storing water bottles and it doesn’t take up a lot of space. Follow the steps in this tutorial to make your own. 

With so many beautiful water bottles on the market nowadays, it’s no surprise that you need a place to store them! Kris rounded up the best organizers for different-sized bottles and other household items, including a magazine rack that can be flipped over to store water bottles.

All you have to do is set a couple of magazine holders on their sides to store standard-size water bottles on a cabinet shelf. This article also has TONS of other kitchen-organizing ideas that you’ll want to check out. 

Ah! There is just something about the simplicity of labeled plastic bins for storing anything and everything. So it makes sense that I love this cabinet with water bottles all organized so nicely. With storage baskets lined up on a cabinet or pantry shelf, you can say goodbye to water bottle chaos forever.

By storing water bottles in baskets, Ana shows how to keep them from falling out of the drawer as it is opened and closed, which is so annoying, right? You don’t need anything fancy. She got these bins at the Dollar Store and Walmart. Each member of the family gets their own bin, which works well! I love this simple water bottle storage solution. 

Related - For more cheap ideas, check out these Dollar Tree Organization Hacks!

Collecting all sorts of water bottles and drinking cups is easy, but keeping track of what you have can be hard. By using clear storage boxes, you can see everything – which is key when organizing water bottles.

I love how she organizes everything using file storage boxes. For the lids, she keeps them in a separate bin with adjustable dividers for easy access. 

Yeti water bottles and coffee cups are a favorite in my house, but the lids are so hard to keep organized! This lid organizer is the best solution for keeping track of your Yeti cup lids. I love that it keeps the lids from getting lost in the shuffle. 

Here’s another idea for keeping those Yeti lids contained. They simply stack up in this lid organizer that holds them perfectly. It is best to store bottles without their lids on so everything has a chance to dry out, so this water bottle storage hack is perfect. 

Make your kitchen cabinets tidy with a bamboo lid organizer. It’s made to hold all your lids in one place and there are dividers in between, which I love! 

This stackable water bottle storage rack is convenient for holding lots of water bottles. This fits easily into your cabinet and can be stacked four tall. One of the reviews says “No more avalanche of bottles every time I open the cabinet!” This simple option seems perfect.

A clever way to store many water bottles at once is by repurposing an over-the-door organizer typically used for storing shoes. However, this one is actually made for water bottles, so the pockets are large and deep enough to hold even a 5-inch wide cup.

The pockets are also mesh, which allows water to dry easily, compared to the plastic ones you may find on the shoe organizers. This 24-pocket organizer fits any Starbucks cold cup or Thermos. Just hang it over your pantry door, and you’ll have all your to-go cups ready whenever anyone wants one!

The wire stand gets those cases of bottled water off of the ground. This stand has a stacked shelf design that accommodates various sizes of water bottles, from large one-liter clear containers down to smaller 16-oz bottles. It could also be used for cans. 

This stackable water bottle storage rack is the perfect way to store your bottle of water in your fridge, so they are always cold. This will also hold taller cans, which is convenient for your fridge!