Drawer [noun]

If you’re like my family, you have a drawer full of masks, but they always seem to be dirty.

Sometimes it’s as simple as opening a drawer to climb up a desk, other times, puzzles involve multiple steps, such as manipulating an elevator to reach an unseen floor, distracting enemies, or luring foes into traps.

The other 15 or so tablespoons in the family’s flatware drawer are plain.

Unlike other articles of clothing, you can’t simply throw a belt in the dirty clothes at the end of the day—and getting them to stay rolled up in a drawer when not in use is nearly impossible.

Look for treasures in roll-top desks, junk drawers, frames and freezers, as well as taped to toilet lids.

If you are a nail polish aficionado, chances are you have a drawer, basket, bin etc.

My spice drawer overflows with things I needed to use only once, and I do my best to put them to use in other ways.

This is a good option for those seeking both shelf and drawer storage options.

So if the shelves and drawers in your pantry are stuffed to the max, but you still have another bag of groceries to unpack, do not fret.

From here, you can decide to make the sleeping platform a few inches higher and put in some drawers, or you can take out your back seats entirely and add a ton of extra storage.